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Thirparappu falls draws large number of visitors

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Thirparappu falls draws large number of visitors
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Thirparappu waterfalls in Kanniyakumari district are experiencing a surge in visitors due to pleasant weather. The site remains a popular destination for families and groups, especially as summer vacation comes to an end. However, the influx of tourists has caused traffic congestion and parking issues, prompting calls for improved facilities.

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With pleasant weather prevailing over the Western Ghats in Kanniyakumari district, a large number of tourists are flocking to Thirparappu waterfalls, one of the popular tourist destinations in the district.The waterfalls maintain its flow throughout the year, except for a few days, making it a preferred destination for visitors. As the summer vacation draws to a close, the number of tourists visiting the site has increased significantly over the past few days. Families, children and groups of youngsters are enjoying the scenic beauty of the area and bathing in the waterfalls.Visitors enjoy the cool and drizzly weather brought by the Western Ghats, which adds to the charm of the tourist spot.

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