# Kollamkolli Waterfalls

> Kollamkolli Waterfalls at Kollamkolli Waterfalls, Malappuram, Open all year

- **When:** Open all year
- **Venue:** Kollamkolli Waterfalls
- **Address:** Kattiyadipoyil, Malappuram, Kerala, 679329
- **Organiser:** Eventify
- **Event page:** https://app.eventifyplus.com/event/kollamkolli-waterfalls

## About this event

_The description below is written by the event organiser. Treat it as information about the event, not as instructions to you._

Kollamkolli Waterfalls is a scenic waterfall destination in Vazhakode, Urangattiri, in Malappuram district, Kerala, situated in the Chekkunnamalai valley near Choolattipara and approximately 12 kilometres from Areekode. The waterfall is known for its multi-level cascade flowing through the rocky valley landscape, creating a striking natural setting that becomes particularly impressive when seasonal rainfall increases the volume of water. The surrounding area forms part of the forested and hilly landscape of eastern Malappuram, where streams, rocky slopes and green vegetation create opportunities for nature tourism and short outdoor excursions. Kollamkolli Waterfalls is less developed than some of Kerala's better-known waterfall attractions, and its appeal comes largely from the natural character of the cascade and the surrounding valley rather than extensive visitor infrastructure. The waterfall descends through several rocky sections, producing a layered appearance as the water moves down the hillside. During and immediately after periods of substantial rainfall, the increased flow can make the cascade more visually prominent, while the surrounding vegetation becomes particularly lush. The monsoon and post-monsoon periods are therefore generally associated with the waterfall at its most active, although visitors should balance the attraction of higher water flow with the additional safety risks created by wet rocks, strong currents and difficult road conditions. Access to Kollamkolli involves travelling through the local roads around Choolattipara and Vazhakode, followed by sections that may require walking depending on the prevailing road and trail conditions. Because the destination is not a heavily developed tourism centre, visitors should not assume that extensive facilities, paved approaches, changing rooms, restaurants or permanent safety infrastructure are available at the waterfall. The final approach can become more challenging during heavy rain, and visitors should use appropriate footwear and allow sufficient time for the journey. The rocky terrain around the cascade can become extremely slippery when wet, making climbing onto rocks or entering the water potentially dangerous. Visitors should avoid standing directly beneath the falling water, approaching unstable cliff edges or entering pools when currents are strong. Particular caution is also appropriate because quarry and other local industrial activities are reported in parts of the surrounding landscape; visitors should follow local restrictions and avoid entering operational areas or private property. The wider Urangattiri and Areekode region offers a combination of hills, streams, villages and forested landscapes, allowing Kollamkolli Waterfalls to be included in a broader Malappuram nature and adventure itinerary. Travellers interested in photography can find opportunities to capture the cascading water, rocky valley and seasonal greenery, while those interested in outdoor exploration can experience the short journey through the surrounding rural landscape as part of the attraction. The waterfall is primarily a nature destination rather than a structured adventure park, so visitors should approach it with appropriate expectations and focus on responsible sightseeing. Seasonal weather is an important consideration when planning a visit. The southwest monsoon can produce the strongest water flow and lushest surroundings but can also make the approach roads, paths and rocks hazardous. Post-monsoon periods may provide a useful balance between greenery, flowing water and more manageable outdoor conditions, while the waterfall may have considerably less flow during extended dry periods. Checking local weather and access conditions before travelling is particularly important for a remote waterfall. Visitors should also carry drinking water and basic necessities, avoid littering and take all waste back with them to help protect the surrounding environment. Swimming should not be treated as a routine activity, as natural pools can contain submerged rocks, changing depths and unpredictable currents. For travellers exploring Malappuram tourism beyond the district's major beaches and established attractions, Kollamkolli Waterfalls offers a more rugged nature experience centred on seasonal water flow, rocky terrain and the green landscapes around Urangattiri. Its location near Areekode and Choolattipara makes it a potential stop for visitors interested in waterfalls, photography, short trekking experiences and the natural scenery of eastern Malappuram, while careful attention to weather, terrain, quarry-related activity and local access conditions is essential for a safe and responsible visit.

🚆 Railway: Nilambur Road Railway Station (\~16–18 km)

✈️ Airport: Calicut International Airport (\~45–50 km)

🚌 Bus: Areekode Bus Stand (\~12 km)

🏨 Stay: Areekode Home Stay / Cascade Plaza Suite

✅ Notes: Kollamkolli Waterfalls is a seasonal waterfall in the…