Hanumana Gundi Falls is a waterfall plunging over natural rocks in the hilly area of Shiralu Village Kudremukh National Park in Chikkamagaluru District, Karnataka. Hanumangundi falls is 3,268 feet above sea level. The waterfall falls from a height of 72 feet.
Hanuman Gundi Falls is also known as Sutanabbe Falls or Sutanabbi Falls by locals. This Hanumanagundi Falls is a magnificent waterfall located in Kudremukh National Park between Karkala and Lakya Dam and near the main road between Sringeri and Kudremukh.
Hanumana Gundi Falls is about 349 km from Bangalore and 117 km from Chikkamagalur. Located 34 km from Sringeri and 19 km from Kudremukhpatnam, the waterfall is 119 from Chikkamagaluru Railway Station (CMGR).
Hanuman Gundi Falls can be visited daily from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM.
The history of this waterfall is intertwined with cultural and natural heritage. Hanuman, the revered monkey deity in Hindu mythology, holds a special place in the beliefs of the name. The area is historically and culturally rich, the area around the falls being a part of ancient kingdoms, is a testimony of different cultures and traditions.
For nature lovers, Hanumana Gundi Falls is the best visual destination for the mesmerizing frothy water and mist-induced rainbows. Provides you relaxation amidst nature. It is a serene place surrounded by lush green forests and hilly areas. You have to climb 300 stone steps to reach the base of the falls. Worth a try for first time trekking adventure lovers. It is located in a steep valley, a peaceful environment where you can hear the thundering sound of the waterfall, breathtaking view. It can be a soothing experience away from city life.
The region is rich in diverse flora and fauna. It is full of lush green forests, rivers and caves. It is a very safe place to bathe and it is possible to go directly under the falls. The place where the waterfall plunges forms a pool without much depth.
The sound of the waterfall, combined with the scenic beauty of the surrounding forest, creates a sense of tranquility, making it a perfect destination for nature lovers and photographers.
