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Kanthanpara Waterfalls

Kanthanpara Waterfalls near Meppadi in Wayanad is a peaceful forest-edge cascade reached through a scenic plantation landscape. Falling from roughly 100 feet, the waterfall is surrounded by bamboo, natural forest and tea-growing country. Its quieter setting, birdlife and easy road access make Kanthanpara a refreshing nature stop in southern Wayanad, Keralam.

Wayanad Rippon, Meppadi
Kanthanpara Waterfalls
Kanthanpara WaterfallsWayanad, Keralam
DistrictWayanad
ExperienceWaterfalls
TalukVythiri
PIN Code673577

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Kanthanpara Waterfalls is a roughly 100-foot waterfall near Meppadi, Wayanad, Keralam, known for bamboo, natural forest, plantation scenery and birdlife. It lies on the Vaduvanchal road about 8 km from Meppadi.

Kanthanpara Waterfalls is a picturesque waterfall near Meppadi in Wayanad district, Keralam, along the Vaduvanchal road. DTPC Wayanad describes the cascade as descending from a comparatively modest height of about 100 feet, with bamboo gardens and natural forest adding to its secluded character. The approach itself is part of the experience, passing through the plantation landscape for which the Meppadi area is known.

Visitors can enjoy the sound of the falls, the green surroundings and the bird-rich habitat close to the Meppadi forest range of the South Wayanad Forest Division. DTPC notes that species such as the Malabar Grey Hornbill, Common Flameback, White-cheeked Barbet and White-throated Kingfisher can be seen in the wider area. Kanthanpara is about 8 km from Meppadi and around 19 km from Kalpetta, making it a practical nature excursion for travellers exploring waterfalls, tea country and forest scenery in Wayanad.

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