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}}</ref>There are various Meenmutty falls in [[Wayanad]]. One of them is present in the property of a resort called[[Banasura Hill Resort]]. One has to take a deviation at Vellamunda village and go via Pulinjal to reach the Meenmutty falls present there. |
}}</ref>There are various Meenmutty falls in [[Wayanad]]. One of them is present in the property of a resort called [[Banasura Hill Resort]]. One has to take a deviation at Vellamunda village and go via Pulinjal to reach the Meenmutty falls present there. |
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Meenmutty Falls is located 29 km from Kalpetta in Wayanad District in the state of Kerala, India.[1] It is a three-tiered waterfall with a height of 300 metres.[2] The Meenmutty word says it is where fish gets blocked. Meenmutty is a combination of malayalam words Meen (fish) and Mutty (blocked). Meenmutty Falls, the largest and most spectacular waterfall in the Wayanad District, is a 2 km hike though the jungle from the main Ooty Road.[3] It is Kerala's second largest waterfall and the one most unspoiled in its natural setting. Each of its three tiers requires a separate hike through a moist, deciduous forest. The path is quiet dangerous and tiresome, but the waterfalls are worth it.[4]There are various Meenmutty falls in Wayanad. One of them is present in the property of a resort called Banasura Hill Resort. One has to take a deviation at Vellamunda village and go via Pulinjal to reach the Meenmutty falls present there.
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- ^ "Major Waterfalls".
- ^ "Meenmutty Falls". Retrieved 2007-04-01.
- ^ "Wayland Outdoor". Retrieved 2007-04-01.
- ^ "Oh, what a fall!". The Hindu. Retrieved 2007-04-01.
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