Currently the third highest waterfall in the Nilgiris, this pretty one is particularly interesting as it’s two-tiered. At 180-metres, you can see it from a distance, but it’s usually safe to trek up to so we suggest you make an adventure of it. Naturally don’t venture out in the monsoon as it’s slippery and the waterfall gets a bit more fierce too. The falls are the site of India’s first hydel power plant, so check out the dams and the massive generator when there.