Suthanabbe,Karnataka,India

 Suthanabbe Falls is one of the most famous tourist attractions in the Kemmanagundi National Park and located between Lakya dam & Kudremukh Road junction. 

The cascading effect created by the water gushing down from the 996-meter high rock formation creates a magical effect that can mesmerize anyone. The water from such a height falls directly on the big natural rocks which are covered with small shrubs and grass, making the site even more wonderful.

The waterfall is surrounded by beautiful forest and lush green vegetation. The waterfall is also known as Hanumanagundi falls. The falls is named after the Hindu deity Hanuman.

Trekking is an important activity done at this waterfall and the best time to visit it is from October to May. 

How to Reach

The Suthanabbe Falls  is located just 15Kms away from Kudremukh and 26kms away from Sringeri and is easily accessible by road. It is very close to the main road connecting Sringeri and Kudremukh and a trek can take you to the falls.