This waterfall is located very close to Athirapally falls. Although this waterfall is smaller in size the place is located in a scenic location. This waterfall can be reached by travelling further ahead after Athirapally. This waterfall can be seen from the road itself. No entry fee is required.

Moving 5km. further ahead it is possible to reach Vazhachal. Here we can see water rushing down rocks.  There is also a small park, where different species of trees can be seen.  The botanical names of these trees are mentioned on the trees. Entry ticket to Vazhachal is included with entry ticket to Athirapally.

Thumpurmuzhi is an ideal stopover with its garden, scenic splendor and a classic waterfall. 

Thumboormuzhy Butterflypark is growing to be one of the important eco-tourism attractions in Chalakudy- Athirapally Ecotourism.   A visit to Athirapally will be completed only with a visit to Thumboormuzhy. It is astonishing that Thumboormuzhy attracts more tourists than Athirapally. Tourists across the globe are visiting thumboormuzhy. Thumboormuzhy is natural habitat of various. species of butterfly’s .Of course, butterfly sighting is seasonal. The lifespan of some varieties of butterfly is only four days  and in some other case it is up to 40 days.

Hanging Bridge is across Chalakudy river connecting 2 sides in Thumboormuzhy. It offers a panoramic view of  Thumboormuzhy, it is really an experience you have to enjoy.

A park with difference created by Mr Varky veliyath. It a unique one in its kind. It is a must see destinaion , in ones life. How far a man can go with nature , flora and founa. Here we study the peaceful co existence of humans with the nature in its true ambiguity.  It is wonderful place to visit.  

The Chalakudy River originates in the Anamalai hills in the Western Ghats in the state of Tamil Nadu. In spite of originating there, the Chalakudy River is more famous in Kerala. There are some researches that lead us to believe that the river of Chalakudy is not a river by itself, but a sub set or a tributary of the bigger and the major river Periyar that flows across the states of Tamil Nadu and Kerala.