Charpa falls, that lies beside the Highway that connects Tamil Nadu and Kerala, is one of the cascading beauties of Thrissur district. This waterfall is a significant part of the west-flowing Chalakudy river, that forms many large and small waterfalls upon its glorious journey to the next district. Charpa falls lies somewhere in between Athirapally and Vazhachal Waterfalls, not as famous as them, yet attracts many tourists to its vicinity.
Charpa Falls is located about 60 km away from Thrissur city, falling down from a height of 70 feet offering a magnificent view during the Monsoon seasons. State Kerala receives monsoon rains twice in a year, from June to August and then from October to December. During this time the flow of the water increases drastically. Since Charpa Falls is located very adjacent to the highway road, it spills water to the roadways. Anyone stopping by the road gets a slimmer shower of water droplets cascading down the falls. On your trip to other destinations just stop by at the falls, it will never fail to entertain you with its exquisite beauty.
