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Anaivari Falls Water Flow Surges: Tourists Allowed to Bathe After Heavy Rains!
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News18•23-09-2026, 09:23
Anaivari Falls Water Flow Surges: Tourists Allowed to Bathe After Heavy Rains!
- •Water flow to Anaivari Falls near Attur, Salem district, has increased significantly due to heavy rains in the Kalvarayanmalai region.
- •The forest department has now permitted tourists to bathe, after a two-month restriction due to lack of water.
- •Anaivari Falls and Muttal Lake operate under the forest department's eco-tourism project.
- •Continuous rainfall has caused the water in the falls to flow with a reddish hue.
- •Tourists are delighted by the increased water flow, and the forest department is monitoring the situation.
Key Questions Answered
The forest department allowed tourists to bathe because heavy rains over the past two days increased the water flow to Anaivari Falls, located at the foothills of Kalvarayanmalai near Attur.
Access to Anaivari Falls was restricted for two months due to a lack of water flow prior to the recent heavy rains.
Anaivari Falls and Muttal Lake are situated in Muttal village, at the foothills of Kalvarayanmalai near Attur in Salem district.
