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Karungal Kasam (A Hidden Natural Wonder)

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A Trip to Karungal Kasam (Black Rock Falls) located in the Tiger Reserved Forest Kalakad.

A View from Distance


Localities enjoying the Chill Water  


A View of the Falls


Full of Green Trees


Most of the Trees are Jambul 


The river heading to the Pachaiyaru Dam


Home of Lion Tailed Monkeys


Most Peaceful and Calm place in the world




Water from the falls heads to the river through this small channel after getting over flowed from the pool


A Side angle view of the Falls


There are lots of falls left to explore above this.


The pool is so depth that one cannot get in to this without knowing swimming


One has to be so careful while going near the falls as there are lots of slippery rocks there on the deep bed of the pool.


All these bends and scratches are made by the force of the water.


It was 1 PM noon when this picture was clicked. 


One have to cross through this rocks to get the pool and the water falls.


The water looks in Black and Dark color due to the wastage of the leaves and the broken woods that are left on bed of the pool.


But the water is crystal clear and Sweet in Taste



A Hill fully covered with the Green Plants


The Pool will be full of water for the whole year as It never gets drained ..


A Picture of the Channel


The Channel through which the pool water passes


Awesome Click


Over flowed water passes through this.

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