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Talakona waterfalls - Andhra Pradesh

Talakona waterfalls

Cascading from a height of 270 feet from lofty mountains into a deep valley encompassing an area full of greenery, Talakona Waterfalls is a spectacular wonder offering a breathtaking view.

Talakona Waterfalls is famed as the highest waterfalls in the state of Andhra Pradesh that originates from the Seshachalam Hills. The water flows through a variety of herbs and medicinal plants and is said to have therapeutical qualities to cure many diseases.

The place is so adorable with natural beauty, serene atmosphere and dense forests that attract a lot of nature lovers, wildlife enthusiasts and photographers. The forest cover offers a habitat for animals like Sambhar, Slender Loris, Golden Gecko, and Mouse Deer.

To avoid the scorching summer season, Talakona Waterfalls is an ideal retreat. Not just the waterfalls but also the climatic conditions and the trekking to the falls are a pleasant experience.

The Shiva Temple near the Waterfalls known as Siddeswara Swamy Temple is a great place to visit.

This temple dates back to 140 years and the Shivalinga installed here is brought from the ruined temple of Rayavaripalli.

You can experience the full glory of the Talakona Waterfalls cascading down with full energy after the monsoon season between the months of November to January.

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Talakona Waterfalls is regarded as the highest forest waterfalls in Andhra Pradesh.

Talakona Waterfalls is an amazing trekking spot amidst nature.

Talakona Waterfalls is breathtakingly beautiful and is said to have possess miraculous healing powers due to the presence of medicinal herbs in the water source.

Major Attractions:

Sri Siddeswara Swamy Temple: Sri Siddeswara Swamy Temple is the major attraction near the Talakona Waterfalls which is dedicated to Siddeswara Swamy (Lord Shiva). Thousands of people gather here to seek the blessings of Siddeswara Swamy during the festival time of Shivarathri.

Tirumala Temple: Renowned as the divine abode of Lord Venkateshwara and also popular as the richest temple in India, Tirumala Temple is a famous landmark near Talakona Waterfalls.

Sri Padmavathi Ammavaru Temple: It is an important ritual that the devotees have to worship Ammavaru of Sri Padmavathi Ammavaru Temple before worshipping Lord Venkateshwara of Tirupati.

Sri Kalahasthi Temple: Situating on the banks of River Swarnamukhi, Sri Kalahasthi Temple is an ancient Temple dedicated to Lord Shiva where the Lord has given moksha to a Spider (Sri), Snake (Kala) and elephant (Hasti).

Deer Park: The Deer Park is a scenic picnic spot for both young and the old built amidst alluring natural beauty.

Swami Pushkarini Lake: Swami Pushkarini Lake is regarded as a divine Lake which is capable of cleansing sins of people.

TTD Gardens: It is a beautifully laid out flower garden that sprawls across an area of 460 acres.

Activities Suggested:

Pay a visit to the Siddeswara Swamy (Lord Shiva) Temple near the Talakona Waterfalls.

Take a leisure walk along the 240-meter long canopy ropeway.

Enjoy bird-watching.

Trekking.

Nature Walk.

Jungle Safari.

Cook Food.

Photography.

Way to Reach:

 By Air -  Tirupati Airport is the nearest airport to Talakona Waterfalls which is situated at a distance of 76.1 Km. On reaching the airport, one can make use of a cab or bus to reach the Waterfalls.

 By Rail -  Tirupati Railway Station is the nearest railway station to Talakona Waterfalls which is situated at a distance of 61.1 Km. On reaching the railway station, one can make use of a cab or bus to reach the Waterfalls.

 By Road -  Chittoor Old Bus Station is the nearest bus station to Talakona Waterfalls which is situated at a distance 87 Km.