Ananthagiri Water Falls
Ananthagiri Water Falls is a natural site in the Eastern Ghats where water cascades over rocks, surrounded by thick rainforest and coffee plantations. The landscape features rolling hills, deep ravines, and dense greenery that frames the flowing water.
The waterfall has been part of the local landscape for many generations and has grown in popularity over time. The area has long been recognized for its natural beauty and untouched character.
The region is home to local tribal communities and farmers who work the coffee plantations in the surrounding areas. Visitors can observe traditional farming practices and village life while exploring the landscape around the falls.
The falls are located about 1 to 2 kilometers from the main road between Araku and Ananthagiri and can be reached by a short walk of approximately 20 minutes. Wear comfortable shoes, bring sun protection and insect repellent, and plan your visit for early morning or late afternoon to avoid midday heat.
The waterfall changes dramatically with the seasons, flowing abundantly during the rainy season to create a more powerful display, while drier months reveal a quieter, more subdued site. These seasonal shifts mean each visit offers a different experience and mood.
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