Irrupu Falls

The Irrupu Falls is a magnificent waterfall located in the midst of the Bramhagiri mountain range of the Coorg District. The waterfall is known for its unique folklore and legend, which assumes the waterfall came into existence when the revered Hindu god Rama shot an arrow at the Bramhagiri mountain in order to quench the thirst of his wife, the goddess Sita. The fall originates from the Lakshmana Thrith River, and it is surrounded by dense green forests. The serene and refreshing atmosphere of the place makes it very popular among nature enthusiasts. The tourists can reach the Irrupu Falls after a moderate trek up the hills, accompanied by the picturesque scenery of the surrounding hills and valleys. Due to the folklore and legends attached to its origin, the waterfall has become an important religious site for Hindu devotees. One of the best times to visit the Irrupu Waterfalls is during the monsoon season when the water flow is at its peak, creating an extraordinary sight.