Mallalli Falls

Mallalli falls is a stunning milky white cascade in the northern region of coorg district in Karnataka. Originating from the river Kumaradhara, the falls takes a plunge of 1000 meters or above. The heavenly lush green scenery of the forest around and the white cascading water of Kumaradhara makes Mallalli falls mystifyingly fascinating. It is often remembered with yet another beautiful falls, Abbey Falls, in Coorg. Being seasonal falls, the best time to visit the falls would be during the monsoons.

Falling from a height of 1000+ meters, the falls make a sequential two tier scenic view. Trekking up to the location of the falls is an amazing experience in itself. As you get closer to the falls, the sound of the roaring falls increase and fill you with a sense of excitement. You can also soak under the waterfalls. Conveniently located at a commutable distance kushalnagar and kukke subramanya, Mallalli falls serves as a great halt for the passing tourists.

Mallalli falls is a popular tourist destination in South India. The milky white waters and verdant cover create a breathtaking panorama of scenic view. Making its way into Arabian Sea, this falls runs down the Pushpagiri Hills. Bequeathing every visitor, be it a nature admirer or not, its stupefying rendezvous mesmerizes one and all. As it is surrounded by woods, the chances are that tourists often catch glimpses of rare wildlife and endemic animals.

Mesmerizing Trekking Route

The trail that leads you to the falls in itself is an epic gateway. The pitter-patter of rushing water and the fresh ambience will rekindle your soul. You can also opt to trek in the foothills of the Pushpagiri peak. This makes it a perfect blend to entice peace seekers as well as the tourists who seek some adventure. The trek to Mallalli falls is just 40 to 45 minutes and the experience is truly refreshing.

Madikeri Fort is located close to this falls and is one of the major historical tourist attractions in this region. This is a gorgeous fort built in the 17th century by the Coorg’s king, Mudduraja. The fort is known for its striking architecture with 2 storeys and is just 1 km away from the falls.