The mesmerizing multi-cascading Tada Falls set against a background of dense forest cover is a refreshing getaway from the din and chaos of life. Also known as Ubbalamadugu Falls, the Tada Falls rush down from a height of 100 meters offering a splendid view.

The surroundings of the waterfalls are adorned with cute little streams and beautiful rocky hill formations. Bordering the states of both Andhra Pradesh and Tamil Nadu, the Tada Falls is situated in the Chittoor district of Andra Pradesh.

One can explore the captivating Tada Waterfalls through trekking, but the trail is a bit steep and rocky. At the starting of the trek, you need to cross a bridge.

A stream of crystal clear water accompanies you throughout the trek which is so pleasing.

The initial trek seems easy and tireless. You will find a Shiva Temple after the first tier of the falls and the place is amazing with a naturally formed pool and rock formations. You can take pleasure in swimming in the natural swimming pool or relax by its side.

The final trek becomes hard through steep boulders. People from all walks of life can enjoy the Tada Falls but the place is much suited for young adventure seekers because of the hard trek.

All-embracing, the Tada Falls/Ubbalamadugu Falls is an awesome tourist spot where you can spend a great time with nature.

Speacilty:

The Tada Falls/Ubbalamadugu Falls cascades down from the hills and forms a natural swimming pool at the base.

The Tada Falls/Ubbalamadugu Falls is located near a vast stretch of dense forest known as Siddulaiah Kona.

The Tada Falls is a much sought after picnic spot that provides exciting trekking trails.

Major Attractions:

Srikalahasteeswara Temple: It is the only Temple dedicated to the God of Vayu (Air) who is incarnated as Lord Shiva and worshipped as Kalahasteeswara.

Siddulaiah Temple: Siddulaiah Temple is a beautiful Temple situated near the Tada Falls which is dedicated to Lord Shiva. Maha Shivarathri is the main festival of Siddulaiah Temple during which a large number of devotees visit here to seek the blessings of Lord Shiva.

Sri Padmavathi Ammavaru Temple: This Temple is dedicated to Padmavathi who is also known as Alamelumanga, an incarnation of Goddess Lakshmi who is the consort of Lord Venkateshwara. The idol of Padmavathi is facing towards the east at this temple.

Tirumala Tirupati Temple: Tirumala Tirupati Temple is one of the most revered Hindu Temples in India that lies on the seventh peak, Venkatadri of Tirumala Hills.

Nagari Hills: The Nagari Hills is a thrilling adventurous spot whose highest cliff that situates at a height of 855 m from the sea level resembles a human nose.

Kailasakona Falls: Adjoining the Nagari Hills is the enchanting Kailasakona Falls that makes the place more picturesque. And the medicinal properties of this waterfalls is believed to cure eye and skin diseases.

Silathoranam: Silathoranam is a stupefying geological wonder that looks like a natural arch. It is considered as holy by the Hindus because as per belief, this rock arch resembles a hood of Serpent, a Conch and a discus.

Activities Suggested:

Pay a visit to the Srikalahasteeswara Temple and the Siddulaiah Temple near the Tada Falls/ Ubbalamadugu Falls.

Trekking Trail.

Hiking.

Camping.

Nature Walk.

Bird Watching.

Ferry/Boat Ride.

Photography.

Way to Reach:

 By Air -  Tirupati Airport is the nearest airport to Tada Falls/ Ubbalamadugu Falls. On reaching the airport, one can make use of a cab or bus to reach the Waterfalls.

 By Rail -  Tada Railway Station is the nearest railway station to Tada Falls/ Ubbalamadugu Falls which is situated at a distance of 29 Km. On reaching the railway station, one can make use of a cab or bus to reach the Waterfalls.

 By Road -  Srikalahasti APSRTC Bus Station is the nearest bus station to Tada Falls/ Ubbalamadugu Falls which is situated at a distance 30 Km.