Idukki
A waterfall farm stay in Idukki
Kattappana sits in the cardamom hills of Idukki. Urava is a farm stay set inside the plantation, with trails, a pond and the waterfall on the same land.
Farm first, resort never
Walk the plantation, see how cardamom is grown, and eat food built around local ingredients and traditional recipes.
A base for the hills
Urava works as a quiet base for Thekkady, Munnar and Vagamon. Ask us for the best route from where you are coming from.
Guest ratings
9.7 / 10
Exceptional, from 12 guest reviews on Booking.com
- Staff10
- Location10
- Cleanliness9.8
- Facilities9.8
- Value for money9.6
- Comfort9.5
What guests keep mentioning:
- Dinner and campfire by the waterfall
- Showering under the falls
- Fishing in the pond
- Traditional Kerala food
- Birdsong and quiet
- Staff who go out of their way
Good to know.
Do we get the property to ourselves?
If you book all three cottages and the villa, yes: the whole 8-acre estate is yours. Otherwise you share it only with guests of the other units. The waterfall is open only to Urava guests, never to day visitors.
How many people can stay?
Up to 24 adults across the estate. Each of the three cottages takes up to 4 adults and 3 children, and the villa takes up to 12 adults and 6 children.
How do we get there from Bengaluru or Chennai?
By car it is about 9 to 10 hours from either city. You can also take an overnight bus to Kumily (40 minutes away) or Kattappana (3 km away). The property is 250 metres off the State Highway. See the How to reach page for trains and flights.
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