About Abbey falls The Abbey Falls are a series of waterfalls located in the Kodagu district of Karnataka, India. They are formed by the Kaveri River, which originates in the Brahmagiri Hills and flows eastward to empty into the Bay of Bengal. The falls are located at the village of Abbey, about 20 kilometres (12 mi) from the district headquarters at Madikeri. Abbey is a popular spot for viewing and photographing the falls. The falls are also a popular spot for picnics and for swimming.
The Abbey Falls are a popular tourist destination, and are especially crowded during the monsoon season. The falls are located in a narrow gorge, and the river drops about 75 metres (246 ft) over a series of seven steps. The lowermost five steps are easily accessible, while the two uppermost steps are more difficult to reach.
It is a famous tourist destination in Coorg, Karnataka, India. They are located on the Cauvery River, and are a popular spot for viewing and photographing the falls. The falls are also a popular spot for picnics and for swimming.
The falls are said to have been named after a British officer, Abbey, who was killed in an accident near the falls.
