Highlights
- The seasonal waterfall scattering into pearl-like droplets.
- A rocky, wooded gorge with a small Shiva temple.
- A quiet day-trip picnic spot south of the city.
Muthyalamaduvu, also called Pearl Valley, is a seasonal waterfall and picnic spot near Anekal, about 40 km south of the city centre but still within Bengaluru Urban district. Its name — "pearl water" — comes from the way the falling stream scatters into pearl-like droplets.
Muthyalamaduvu, also called Pearl Valley, is a seasonal waterfall and picnic spot near Anekal, about 40 km south of the city centre but still within Bengaluru Urban district. Its name — "pearl water" — comes from the way the falling stream scatters into pearl-like droplets.
A stream drops through a rocky, wooded gorge beside a small Shiva (Muthyalamaduvu) temple, with trails and viewpoints around it. The flow is strongest in and just after the monsoon and can dwindle to a trickle by late winter.
Entry: Small or no fee
~40 km south via Anekal; best by car
Seasonal falls — strongest July–December; slippery rocks, few facilities.
Road km to Bengaluru Urban; ghat roads and traffic vary — allow extra.
July to December for the fullest flow; the falls thin out through late winter and summer.
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Add a nearby businessJuly to December for the fullest flow; the falls thin out through late winter and summer.
Entry: Small or no fee. Timings: Daylight hours. Fees and timings are indicative — confirm on site before you travel.
About 40 km south via Anekal; best reached by car as a half-day trip, as public transport is limited on the last stretch. Wear sturdy shoes for the rocky paths and carry water; check that the falls are flowing before making the trip.
2 to 3 hours including the drive.
Nearby you can pair Bannerghatta Biological Park (15.6 km), Bannerghatta Butterfly Park (15.7 km), Indian Music Experience Museum (24.3 km), Ragigudda Anjaneya Temple (26.3 km).