It’s not always that we witness delightful sights at waterfalls! However, it is only in the monsoon when the falls are fuller and magnificent. This time, I’m talking about covering some popular waterfalls just in 'Andhra Pradesh' that are a complete bliss to see.
If you are planning to get away from the hustle and bustle of city life and are looking for an ideal destination, then explore this list of waterfalls that offer not only a plethora of adventure activities, but also an opportunity to relax and unwind.
Kailasakona waterfall is a natural persistent fall in the valley of Nagari Hills in Chittoor District. The Kailasakona waterfalls are easily accessible from the sacred area of Tirupati. The falls are considered sacred and believed to have medicinal powers that can heal ailments.
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How to get there: Cab or a Bus from Puttur Railway Station
Daily budget: Rs. 3000 (approx.)
Best time to visit: October to February
Where to stay: Pride Inn Resort, The Bhimas Residency
This is one of the most popular spots that attracts tourists all year long in Guntur.
Ethipothala Waterfalls is formed mainly by three streams – Nakkala Vagu, Chandravanka River, and Tummala Vagu.
Surrounding the waterfalls is the lush greenery and tier-like structure that offers an enchanting view of the falls.
How to get there: Cab or a Bus from Macherla Railway Station
Daily budget: Rs. 5000 (approx.)
Best time to visit: July to February
Where to stay: Baseraa Inn By Ohris, Royal Reve Hotel
Located in the Chittoor district of Andhra Pradesh, this 82 m tall natural spot is housed in Sri Venkateshwara National Park. Talakona (tala-head, kona-hill) in literal terms means “the head of Seshachalam hills” since these hills are believed to be the starting points of the Tirumala mountain ranges.
How to get there: Bus up to Bhakarapet and then a share auto/jeep
Daily budget: Rs. 4000 (approx.)
Best time to visit: October to January
Where to stay: Marasa Sarovar Premiere, Hotel Pai Viceroy
Kaigal falls, which gets its name from a nearby village, is also popularly known as Dumukkurallu Waterfalls.
The name ‘Dumukkurallu’ originated since the sound of the waterfall resembles the sound of falling stones.
Kaigal falls is undoubtedly a hidden beauty which gets enhanced all the more in the monsoon season.
How to get there: Bus from Palamaner up to Kaigal waterfalls
Daily budget: Rs. 4500 (approx.)
Best time to visit: September to December
Where to stay: Hotel Landmark Yelagiri, Regency Sameera Vellore by GRT Hotels
Located in the lush Araku Valley, the way to Katiki Waterfalls includes a little bit of trekking to reach.
Katiki Waterfall is 50 ft high and approximately 4 kms away from Borra Caves.
Surrounded by clean water and immense greenery in its vicinity, Katiki originates from the Gosthani River and cascades down in full swing.
How to get there: Bus to Borra caves or train up to Borra Guhalu Railway station
Daily budget: Rs. 4500 (approx.)
Best time to visit: June to October
Where to stay: Sunray Village Resort, Ginger Hotel
Penchalakona Waterfalls is one of the most visited places in Nellore. Penchalakona is considered to be a Hindu pilgrimage site since it is the place where Lord Narasimha is worshipped.
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It is believed that Sage Kanva used to reside near the banks of Kandaleru Dam from where the waterfall is formed.
How to get there: Bus from Nellore up to Adurupalli and then share autos to reach Penchalakona
Daily budget: Rs. 3000 (approx.)
Best time to visit: October to January
Where to stay: Minerva Grand, Hotel Yesh Park
