Hanumana Gundi (Soothanabbi) Falls

Quite a nice waterfall on the kuduremukh road. Very quiet and unnoticeable. Entry was closed at 7am but there is a way through a broken fence. Toilet facilities are available and a steep way with more than 200 steps is there to the falls. Not many visitors were there when I went, less than 10. If you go early in the morning it could be very refreshing and very private

Hanumana Gundi falls located in Kudremukh national park via kalasa - sk border road.

Visiting the falls has been resumed by the forest department after 5-6 years.

There is an entry fee of 50 INR, 400 INR for forgiers and 25 INR for childrens.

Good parking and well maintained washroom.

Note: getting into the waterfall or playing is restricted

Visiting time 10 am to 4 pm

Have to climb down for about 15 minutes. There are stairs but it's steep. There's railings to hold. It's forbidden to enter the water but since we went in the summer they allow us to go down and enjoy. It was a great experience though a must for all nature lovers

Such a beautiful waterfall.
Must visit.
Located amidst the dense forest you will definitely find solace.

It's amazing falls iam newly visited it's a limited time to visit the falls during rainy season I missed 4times but finally I visited that u will have 50rs per head charge and vechile separate fees depending on .300steps to trek view of falls

Want to show this ticket Kuderemukh end check post
Because u HV limeted time to pass the forest so that .

Steps are steep but falls are amazing... 4 wheelers can reach till the entrance..... After that we need to climb down the stairs, which are steep... There are about 350 to 400 steps to reach the water falls..... We cannot go for a swim or enter the water here as it was the rainy season n water was more... Maybe they will allow to enter in summer as the water will be less....... It is not recommended for elderly and people with leg or knee issues.....

Lovely place. We visited there on a public holiday and it was a little Crowded. We weren't allowed to go to the water though. But you will enjoy the scenario.

Hanumana Gundi or Soothanabbi Falls is located near kalasa. It is steep around 250 steps down. They have provided seats if someone is not able to go there. Worth watching it. The stairs are Lil scary but it's okay.
Charges :-
*Car Parking - ₹30
*₹50 / Person
And they would charge around 50/- for the bus
Additionally there are two ways to see falls that most of them miss ,left and right. So go both side cz in right side they have added grills. In left we can get down and it's a nice view I have added some pictures.
TIMINGS:-10:00 AM -4:00 PM

There is safety grid so you can just watch waterfall from a distance place and you can't even touch even single drop of water

Waterfall admist a beautiful background. You need to take tickets for parking and entry at the SK border. It's restricted to enter the bottom of waterfall but one can take photos from a distance. U need to climb down few steps which will be slippery in monsoon.

Nice place...
- Charge Is 50rs Per head.
-300...Steps....
- but no use. They are not allowing to go down to falls.. Just we have to see far away....

Now there are a lot of restrictions as it's a reserved forest and you can just see the falls.
There are 300+ steps and it would be difficult while climbing up especially for someone who is 50+.
Overall a good place. Visited for the 3rd time.

Walk down 250 steps which are straight. Very standing stairs, climbing down is also not easy. If it rains then difficulty will increase. They take 50 rs tickets and 30 rs parking. It's worth going down and experiencing the beautiful waterfall.

Visited in January 24, it’s just by the road and and we’ll maintained. They charge 50₹ per head for the entry and there’s charges for parking as well. Not so difficult to reach as there’s steps to the falls from the parking

Water falls is great to watch when there is rain filled with water. Need to buy tickets, adult 50Rs kids 25rs

A must see falls

A perennial water falls thanks to the western ghats that get rainfall for most of the year. A nominal fee is charged to the visitor. Wet and slippery steps leads us to the bottom of the water falls. White water cascading from a height of about 35-40 feet welcomes us. Its a great sight. We can play in water at the bottom of the falls. No trekking beyond the falls is allowed. The visitor ticket is to be safeguarded until we exit the Kudremukh range.

Beautiful waterfalls. Just that they don't let you get in the water. The walk down and back is awesome.

Lovely place and falls...post monsoons would be the best time to visit especially September to October

The best falls in kuduremukha...
Don't miss it's amazing
Ur entire trip is waste if u miss it..