Challangayam Kampam Water Fall - Tourist attraction in Dharmathadka, Badoor - Kasaragod, India

Cascading through lush, emerald forests, the Waterfall Haven is a mesmerizing oasis that enchants all who venture to its natural wonder. Tucked away in a remote corner of the wilderness, this waterfall is a testament to the untamed beauty of nature. As I approached the Waterfall Haven, the sound of rushing water grew louder, heightening the anticipation. The trail leading to it was a sensory journey, filled with the earthy scent of damp moss and the gentle rustling of leaves overhead. Emerging from the forest, I was greeted by a breathtaking sight: a majestic waterfall plunging from great heights into a crystalline pool below. The water, crystal clear and refreshingly cool, beckoned to me. I couldn't resist the urge to take a dip beneath the cascading curtain of water. Surrounded by the towering cliffs and verdant vegetation, I felt a profound sense of serenity and connection to the natural world. It was as if time had paused, allowing me to savor the moment and the sheer beauty of the falls. Visiting Waterfall Haven is not just an escape; it's a spiritual journey. The power and grace of the falling water, combined with the tranquil surroundings, create an experience that lingers in the heart and memory long after departure. It's a place where the symphony of nature's elements converges in perfect harmony.

Its a hidden waterfall and dope only during rainy days...

Nature's cascading symphony, where crystal-clear waters gracefully dance. Amidst emerald green foliage, their mesmerizing beauty enchants the soul. Serenity embraces as each droplet falls, a poetic chorus of bliss, in the realm of Champam Kampam Waterfalls.

Visit after rainfall. It has multiple cascading. You can see go to level 1. To see level 2 you need to make way inside bushes and see.

a seasonal waterfall amidst nature, only problem is people throw all sorts of waste in upper reaches, so not advisible to be under the water falls

One of the visiting places in north Kasaragod. It'll be crowded during the weekends, would always suggest one to go on week days to enjoy there. Recently when I visited the place for 3rd time, as it was fully crowded, we just explored near by trails only to find a old damaged bridge with beautiful surroundings. This place is about 300m from the actual falls location and is worth the visit. Previously it was called Posadi Gumpe falls (atleast in the maps). Not sure why they have renamed it.

Good place to visit in morning and evening

One of the best spot came across for a fall lovers and for trekkers for an excursion. Simply loved it and a suggested spot one must explore in kasaragod