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Soochipara Waterfall
Soochipara Waterfall is a three-tiered waterfall in Wayanad, Kerala. It is one of the biggest waterfalls in Kerala.

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Soochipara Waterfall, WayanadSoochipara Falls is a three-tiered waterfall situated in Vellarimala region of Wayanad, Kerala. Surrounded by deciduous, evergreen and montane forests, this waterfall is regarded as one of the best waterfalls in Kerala.

Soochipara Waterfall is also known as Sentinel Rock Waterfalls. It is locally referred to as "Soochipara", where the word "Soochi" means "Needle" and "Para" means "Rock" in Malayalam. The Soochipara Waterfalls is 200 metres (656 feet) with a cliff face that is ideal for rock climbing. The water from Soochipara Falls later joins the Chaliyar River.

Activities in Soochipara Waterfall
Soochipara Falls is the latest fad for the adventures because it serves as an ideal base for trekking and rock climbing. While walking towards the main pool of the waterfall, visitors can see tea plantation, rocky edge and dense forest. Since the water falling from the waterfall forms a large pool, tourists can enjoy exciting activities like swimming, bathing and other recreational activities take place now and then.

Visiting Information to Soochipara Waterfall
Soochipara Waterfalls is situated at a distance of 22 km from Kalpetta and is known for rock climbing and nature walks. It takes 30 minutes by taxi to reach the falls from Meppadi, which has beautiful tea plantations and dense forests. Once people reach the parking area, it takes 10-15 minutes walk to the waterfalls. Nature walks are the best way to explore the destination and see deer and other wild animals near the waterfalls.

Soochipara Falls is perhaps the most picturesque spot located in the periphery of Wayanad. It is a treat for eyes to see the milky white stream of water making its way to the rivers by passing through the rocky cliffs and clinging trees.

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