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Vadakkemala Waterfalls : The Hidden Waterfall Near Urumbikkara Hills | Waterfalls in Idukki #Shorts
South Indian state of Kerala, named as one of the ten paradises of the world by National Geographic Traveler, is famous especially for its ecotourism initiatives and breathtaking backwaters. Its unique culture, traditions and nature have made Kerala one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world. The mighty Western Ghats in Kerala intimately called by the people as Sahyadri, has been there even before the first buds of civilization sprouted sheltering its life and guarding its riches. It could be rightly called as one of the oldest ecosystems in the world. Being one of the eight hottest hotspots of biological diversity in the world, the Western Ghats is home a wide variety of flora and fauna. This oldest ecosystem in the world holds many hidden gems including some hidden waterfalls which are less know and explored.
Vadakkemala waterfalls is the easier to spot even without getting out of the vehicle. Further following the road up hill from the Vellappara falls for a few more kilometers there is a mud paved road deviation towards the left from the concreate path. Following this path will bring us to a bridge from which we can see the beautiful Vadakkemala waterfalls on the right side.
Vadakkemala waterfalls has two drops here. There is a steel walking bridge constructed across the second drop to have an even closer experience of the first one. But there is no any proper way to the bridge apart from the rocky stairs in the beginning which starts behind the small temple, the Vadakkemala Mahadeva temple, on the road side. It flows further underneath the bridge downhill to join the Lower Urumbikkara falls.
