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Default Gorgeous Waterfalls Near Mysore Exist!

Mysuru, a beautiful artistic cultural Royal City has such amazing waterfalls that will make every nature lover happy. Those tranquil havens, make ideal day outs or tranquil christmases but not at all for the weary traveller to experience some memorable moments.


This city has always been known as a royal center as well as a region with rich vibrant culture, what many do not know is that Mysuru is surrounded by regions that are alluring enough to draw any traveler's attention. Mysore is famous for many things and among its waterfalls the centerpiece is its serene retreats, which serve nature admirers quite well. Whether you seek a day outing or a quiet place to escape, the waterfalls promise an experience worth treasuring. Check out the best waterfalls that an adventurer like you should visit while in Mysuru.
1. Shivanasamudra Falls

Shivanasamudra Falls
Known as one of the largest waterfalls in Karnataka, Shivanasamudra is located approximately 75 kms away from Mysore. Kaveri River has two waterfalls known as Gaganachukki and Bharachukki. These waterfalls are surrounded by deep green forests which add to their charm and beauty especially in the monsoons. The sounds of water falling down are something every visitor yearns for. Expanded views of this waterfall can be captured from the viewing deck which is why it is famous among shutterbugs.
  • Distance from Mysore: 75 km
  • Best time to visit: July to October
  • Special tip: The might of the waterfall hurls the water at a very fast speed which makes swimming dangerous.
2. Chunchi Falls

Chunchi Falls
Chunchi Falls is a hidden waterfall located about 100 km from Mysore and on the way to Mekedatu. It is formed by the Arkavathi River and is surrounded by rocky landscapes and lush greenery. Even though it is smaller than Shivanasamudra Falls, the isolation and beauty of nature makes it a one of a kind site. The small trek to the waterfall also makes the whole trip more fun and exciting.
  • Distance from Mysore: 100 km
  • Best time to visit: After the Rainy Season, from September to February
  • Special tips: There are not many facilities around the falls, so make sure to pack water and snacks.
3. Gaganachukki and Bharachukki Falls

Gaganachukki and Bharachukki Falls
The Gaganachukki and Bharachukki falls are technically part of Shivanasamudra, but they deserve their own mention because of their beauty. Gaganachukki is great for sightseeing as its segmented streams look amazing from multiple angles, while Bharachukki is more suited for coracle rides and has easier access during the off season. These twin waterfalls are simply astonishing, picturesque, and show how great nature can be.
  • Distance from Mysore: 75 km
  • Best time to visit: During the members of July to October
  • Special tips: It is better to start your trip early so that you can avoid congestion and maximize the tranquility that nature provides.
4. Abbey Falls

Abbey Falls
Although a little farther from Mysore, Abbey Falls is definitely worth the detour. This waterfall is approximately 120 kilometers from Mysore and is flanked by coffee plantations and spice estates. The scenery created by the broad expanse of greenery enveloping the vigorously flowing water is simply breathtaking. A hanging bridge near the falls allows for a different perspective of the sight.
  • Distance from Mysore: 120 km
  • Best time to visit: November to March
  • Special tip: Coorg has some of the best coffee in the world, make sure to combine your visit with a tour of the coffee estates.
5. Iruppu Falls

Iruppu Falls
Iruppu Falls, at a distance of 130 kilometers from Mysore, is located in the famous Brahmagiri Hills and is considered to be one of Australia's wonders. Laxman Tirtha River forms the falls which cascade down 170 feet surrounded by thick forests which make it a sight to behold. The hike leading up to the falls is delightful and is further elevated by the varying plants and wildlife in the area.
  • Distance from Mysore: 130 km
  • Best time to visit: Monsoon (July to October)
  • Special tip: Remember to wear sturdy hiking shoes for the trek and pack rain gear for during monsoon.
6. Chelavara Falls

Chelavara Falls
This waterfall is located close to Virajpet in Coorg and is about 135 kilometers from Mysore. The Chelavara falls are nicknamed as donatella because of the surrounding serenity. It is formed by the tributary of Kaveri river which was established by nearby rock formation.
  • Mysore is about 135 km away.
  • During October to February, the location is ideal for a trip.
  • While exploring the area, rocks can be very slippery, so be very careful.
7. Hogenakkal Falls

Hogenakkal Falls
Known as the Niagara waterfall of India, Hogenakkal falls is located in Tamil Nadu approximately 150 km from Mysore. It casts flowing water from a height of 50 feet and the surrounding landscape makes the location even more beautiful. People also enjoy coracle rides on the river and get the****utic oil massages nearby.
  • Mysore is about 150 km away.
  • Post monsoon from August to February is ideal for touring this location.
  • Arriving early will let you enjoy the surroundings with fresh air and also book a coracle ride in peace.
Wrapping Up

The water streams around the region of Mysore allow you to connect with nature. From the splendid Shivanasamudra waterfall to the calming Chelavara waterfall, each spot has something special to offer. Be it a trekker, a photographer, or even a person wanting to spend some quiet time by the water, these falls guarantee a memorable experience. So throw your bags together, book your trip, and let the beauty of nature around Mysore dazzle you.

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