T. P. KOTA WATER FALLS - Tourist attraction in Chittoor - Chittoor, India

Great experience.....Better to have Offline maps and trust on google maps because the spot is 4-5 km inside jungle . Try not to get lost in Jungle

TP Kota waterfalls is a hidden gem nestled in the heart of nature. The cascading waterfalls offer a breathtaking sight and a soothing ambiance. With its serene surroundings and refreshing waters, it's an ideal spot for a peaceful getaway and a refreshing dip in the natural pools. At the entrance of TP Kota waterfalls, you'll find a captivating sight - a Shiva temple and an Amman temple situated inside the water dam. What makes it even more intriguing is that during the months of May to August, when the water level decreases, these temples gradually emerge and become visible to visitors. This unique phenomenon adds a sense of wonder and enchantment, making your visit to the waterfalls an unforgettable experience. TP Kota waterfalls is an ideal destination for adventure enthusiasts, particularly for those who enjoy trekking with friends. It attracts a crowd primarily consisting of teenage boys and working professionals. However, it is worth noting that during my visit last week on a Sunday, I didn't come across any families. Additionally, there are no shops available at the location to purchase water bottles or food, so it is advisable to carry provisions from home or obtain them from the nearest place, Satyavedu. It's important to exercise caution while climbing the hill, especially during the late afternoon (4-5 pm) when it starts getting dark as visibility becomes limited. Furthermore, be mindful of red ants that are prevalent in the area, and take necessary precautions to avoid any inconveniences. The paths along the water can be slippery, so it's crucial to be careful while bathing in the waterfall. Take appropriate measures to ensure your safety, such as wearing appropriate footwear with good grip and being mindful of your steps. Always prioritize your safety and enjoy the waterfall responsibly.

Date of visit 25/01/2023, I would prefer tada instead of this place. I wasn't able to find the actual waterfall spot even after a Trek of 1hr & 30 mins. There is no sign for the way of falls, so if you're planning to go be sure of the path / take a guide. Parking area is there, but there is no restroom facility. Water is clean.

Visited this falls based on my frnds suggestions. Its a one day gateway from chennai as its just 85 kms from chennai This is one of the most hard and difficult treks to reach the waterfalls Compared to tada, Nagalapuram and talakona...This is the hardest Points to remember: - No food all the way . Carry sufficient food , snacks and water throughout the trek. Only a few roadside shops were available for breakfast. - Dont wear flip flops or walk in bare foot thinking it would be easy ( I did ) - Dont forget the route while returning Happens to most of them . - Better to go with a guide - There are 3 falls in this place - 1. TP kota falls ( accessible to everyone as the trek and route is quite easy and linear) 2. Bhupateshwara falls (reaching this falls is quite hard and the route is not clear) 3. Magic falls ( Finding this route is the hardest and easier to get lost ) - Enjoy the ponds and sliding pools there . - Dont forget to click some amazing pics - Dont litter the waste . Carry them and throw them in dustbin - Have fun with frnds

Highly Recommend place If you want to reach the fitness goal and mini trekking experience, this is the place to go. Do remember to carry your shoes and plenty of water, and energy foods. And start trekking.

It's worth visiting at any age. The initial short walk leads to a v large public swimming pool that's empty till 9 am. A 10 min walk further up the hill leads to the stream that feeds it. The stream can be climbed uphill for a km. This is v enjoyable. Although our group of 4 were all over 60, it was v much possible and leads to a nice wading pool and a small waterfall. Total time spent 2 and a half hours

Worth Visiting the place . Most of them come here are From Chennai . So it feels like you're in tamil nadu ! Forest Dept should take initiation for arranging proper sign boards to Reach Magic falls which is in the peak of the hills , as many people are returning with disappointment as they're unable to find route !

Visited this place searching for a best spot to chill for a only weekday holiday. Had no expectations and we were gifted with clean water and silent environment. Need to walk 4~ KMS to reach water from parking area. Kids and Ladies friendly zone. Bring lots of drinking water and food as you will not get it anywhere till you return. Tried climbing further but it was hard for us and we were happy with water pond at start.