
Soochipara & Meenmutty Falls
Meppadi, Kerala, India
Wayanad's twin giants — Soochipara's climbable rock amphitheatre and the three-tiered 300-m Meenmutty hidden down a jungle stair.
Why visit: The district's best plunge-pool and its wildest cascade.
- ›Soochipara pool
- ›Meenmutty jungle stair
- ›Rock-face views
- ›Tea-estate approach
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Best time
Sep–Feb
Entry fee
₹50–80 each
Est. budget
₹300–700
Duration
Half–full day
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