Unchalli Waterfall
The Unchalli Falls, also known as Lushington Falls, was discovered in 1845 by the District Collector, J.D Lushington, during the British Colonial times. 116 m tall, this waterfall originates from the Aghanashini River and is set amidst dense forests. The majestic falls are located near Hegganur, from which it is a 6 km trek. The trek offers an incredible view of the falls, with the numerous chances of spotting rainbows!
These falls are also aptly named as the "Keppa Falls" because of the unique sounds it makes, as it drops down from a height of 450 ft. It attracts locals and tourists from all over the world, with its magnificent, misty cascade of water. This natural falls popular for its trek uphill to catch the breathtaking views and also for its frequent rainbow sightings.It offers two different platforms from which visitors can observe the attraction. One at the top, which can be reached by the rugged intermediate track from Hegganur. The other is the bottom stage which is approachable from the top by a set of stairs.
