Thursday, September 15, 2011

Meenmutty Water Fall

12 kms. east of Meppadi. Water falls to a depth of more than 500m. in 3 steps.Trekking equipments are available at Tourist Information Centre, Kalpetta. 

Meenmutti Fall View 1

Rivers: Kabani river, one of the three east flowing rivers of Kerala, is an important tributary of the river Cauvery. Kabani and its tributaries constitute a powerful river system in the land scape of Wayanad.

Meenmutti Fall View 2

Meenmutti Fall View 3


Panamaram rivulet takes its origin from the perennial lake called, 'Pookode lake'. It flows swiftly through mountain gorges and joined by other streams, tumbles down into Panamaram valley. 




Black Pepper (Mhanje Kale Mire)


Six kilometres further from Panamaram, this river joins with the Mananthavady rivulet, originating from the lower regions of the peak 'Thondarmudi'. From this confluence onwards, the river is known as Kabani, a mighty, perennial river which after entering Karnadaka State, joins with the river Cauvery. Almost entire Wayanad is drained by the Kabani river and its tributaries, namely, Panamaram river, Mananthavady river and Thirunelli river.


Can u guess........ White Snail


Coffee Beans at early stage

Wow very Nice