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The Indian state of Tamil Nadu contains the city of Erode. the state’s seventh-largest urban agglomeration, behind Salem, Tiruchirapalli, Madurai, Coimbatore, and Chennai. It serves as the Erode district’s administrative hub as well. Everything in Erode has a welcoming warmth to it, from the humming rhythm of its looms to the vibrant blare of its street markets tempered with the subtle aroma of turmeric. Erode waterfalls have a timeless quality and beautiful scenery thanks to the two nearby rivers’ calm waters and the surrounding hills’ serene majesty.
10 Erode Waterfalls
Waterfalls are always a wonder to watch. The Erode waterfalls are all a wonder for tourists and locals. Here are 10 waterfalls to visit in Erode.
1. Kiliyur Falls
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Kiliyur Falls is a waterfall located on the Periyar River in the Eastern Ghats of Tamil Nadu, India’s Shervaroyan hill range. The Yercaud Lake spilling waters plunge 91 metres into the Kiliyur Valley. The falls are a breathtaking sight that is just off the main route. You must stroll down the 2.5 km route, and you’ll have no trouble getting up and walking down thanks to the nearby vegetation and birdsong. Where there are grip bars to firmly grasp to reach the area, the steps are a little steep.
Location: Killiyur Road, Pattipadi, Tamil Nadu 636601
Timings: 8 AM – 6 PM
2. Kodiveri Waterfalls
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The winter months of November through February are the greatest times to visit Kodiveri Dam Falls because of the lovely, cold weather that is perfect for outdoor activities and sightseeing. The Bavani River is crossed by a check dam, and the reservoir boasts a lovely cascade. In addition, the government constructed a few barricades that visitors can cling to while taking a bath in the waterfall. You can bathe at least 50–70 persons at once and have fun with friends and family.
Location: Akkaraikodivery, Tamil Nadu 638503
Timings: 9 AM – 5 PM
3. Anthiyur Lake Waterfalls
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Anthiyur Lake Waterfalls is the greatest spot for family fun to go fishing and swimming with friends. This lake’s waterfall is dependent on the Bargur Hills area’s rainfall. To see the full magnificence of the falls, you must visit during monsoon season. There are times when the lake’s waterfall completely stops. Visit with friends and family and hire a car as there are no bus stops close to it. Many tourists visit to watch the water gush down the steps in the monsoon season.
Location: Anthiyur, Tamil Nadu 638501
Timings: 24*7
4. Eratti Falls
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Walk up carefully to watch the Eratti Falls. It is a lovely location where you can see bears, leopards, and elephants. Take caution if you enter the elephant grove. The falls are located in an entirely forbidden place and there is no access to the falls without authorisation from the forest office. You must get permission before visiting the falls to ensure your entry. You’ll find this place to be peaceful and full of thrill and adventure. The forest officer comes for a round after 10 am and there is a fine for illegal activities.
Location: Thamarakkarai R.F., Tamil Nadu 638504
Timings: 7 AM – 3 PM
5. Kalingarayan Anicut
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In Tamil Nadu’s Erode district, there is a barrage on the Bhavani River called Kalingarayan Anicut. It is situated at Bhavani, Erode, before Kooduthurai, the place where Bhavani and Kaveri meet. Kalingarayan Gounder, a Kongu chieftain, built the dam. It is one of Tamil Nadu’s oldest river-linking projects, started to connect the Bhavani and Noyyal rivers. Beginning in 1271, the project included building the dam and canal, which was finished in 1283. Many tourists visit this artificial waterfall made by the dam.
Location: Kalingarayanpalayam, Bhavani, Tamil Nadu 638316
Timings: 8 AM – 6 PM
6. Monkey Waterfalls
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This stunning waterfall is located inside a forest while travelling from Polachi to Valparai. There are a good number of buses from Polachi to Valaparai. To view this waterfall, you must purchase an admission fee of thirty rupees. Many people are bathing beneath the falls, so you must get there a little early to snap good pictures and appreciate the splendour. Because it is a small waterfall, kids can enjoy getting wet there too. You should visit during the week as it is less busy. Bathing in the falls is safe for women and the elderly.
Location: SH 78, Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu 642101
Timings: 7 AM – 5 PM
7. Maasila Falls
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One of the greatest locations in Kolli Hills is Masila Falls. Go there first thing in the morning and spend a lot of time getting wet. It is safe for all ages to enjoy this autumn, including adults, children, and the elderly. It also boasts excellent force. Each person is charged 10 rupees, and it takes around 500 metres to walk from the parking lot for everyone to be able to walk there. Take the youngsters and elderly here for some fun as they will be able to climb down there. For tourists, changing places and places near falls are available.
Location: Ariyurnadu, Tamil Nadu 637411
Timings: 6 AM – 6 PM
8. Chinnappallam Waterfalls
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Early in the monsoon season, you will find spring water from the mountains in the Chinnappallam Waterfalls. Frequent rain showers also add to the water content of the falls. The forest service and police have put in place quite sophisticated security procedures to make sure that people don’t endanger themselves by swimming in the vicinity of the falls. You will find parking is difficult if you visit during peak season. In the summertime, the falls are without water as this waterfall is seasonal. You must climb for 30 to 40 minutes to reach the summit.
Location: Palamalli R.F., Tamil Nadu 638311
Timings: 24*7
9. Agaya Gangai Waterfalls
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Agaya Gangai means the Ganges of the sky in English is a waterfall located in the Kolli Hills of the Eastern Ghats, in Namakkal district, Tamil Nadu, India. It falls from a height of 300 feet (91 m) and is formed by the Aiyaru River. Agaya Gangai is also known as Peraruvi and can be reached by climbing down 1196 steps. The caves of sages Bogar, Agastyar, Korakkar and Kalangi Nathar are located near the waterfalls inside the forest. Agaya Gangai dwarf gecko is a species of diurnal, rock-dwelling, insectivorous gecko endemic to the region.
Location: Ariyurnadu, Namakkal – 637411
Timings: 7 AM – 3 PM
10. Puliyankombai Falls
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A tiny waterfall that spans a seasonal stream that empties water of the Kadambur Hills. Clean water from the hills and a tranquil atmosphere can be found in a unique place. Frequently visited by wild animals such as elephants, Indian gaur, bears, and wild boars, mostly at night. It’s not unusual to see spotted deer, especially in the morning. There are also a good deal of bird species present here. Despite being a convenient escape from the city and a great location for a picnic, ladies and young couples are not thought to feel safe visiting this location.
Location: Puliyankombai Falls, Talamalai R.F., Tamil Nadu 638503
Timings: 9 AM – 5 PM
A trip to Tamil Nadu will be incomplete without including Erode and all its surrounding waterfalls. Most of the above falls are seasonal and can only be experienced during the monsoon season. Ensure you check before visiting Erode waterfalls to get the complete waterfall experience that you deserve. With TripXL, you can get the best travel plan that suits your time and requirements.
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