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Recent Rains Revive Saira Waterfalls Near Owk in Nandyal
Recent rain has brought water back to Saira Waterfalls near Owk.
The area had been dry after several weeks of hot weather.
Rainwater is now flowing down the rocky hills.
The waterfall drops from a height of about 30 metres.
Many families and young people are visiting on weekends.
Photos and videos have also been shared widely online.
A local resident said the place could become a bigger tourist attraction.
He suggested adding roads, toilets, drinking water, parking and warning signs.
These improvements could make visits easier and safer.
Recent rains ended weeks of hot and humid conditions across Rayalaseema.
Nandyal district recorded some of Rayalaseema’s highest rainfall over two days.
Saira Waterfalls near Chennampalle village is now flowing from about 30 metres.
Visitors, including families and youngsters, are gathering at the waterfall on weekends.
Residents say better roads, drinking water, toilets, parking and warning boards could improve safety and tourism.
- Who
- Residents and visitors, including families and youngsters, are involved in the renewed activity at Saira Waterfalls.
- What
- Recent rains revived Saira Waterfalls, which is now attracting visitors.
- Where
- Near Chennampalle village in Owk mandal, Nandyal district, Rayalaseema.
- When
- The waterfall revived after rains during the past two days, following several weeks of hot and humid conditions.
- Why
- Rainfall restored water flow to the seasonal waterfall and created a greener, more attractive landscape.
Key facts
- Location
- Near Chennampalle village, close to Owk in Nandyal district
- Waterfall height
- Around 30 metres
- Recent rainfall
- Nandyal district recorded some of the highest rainfall in Rayalaseema over two days
- Visitor activity
- Families and youngsters are visiting, particularly on weekends
- Online attention
- Photographs and videos of the waterfall are being widely shared on social media
- Suggested facilities
- Approach roads, drinking water, toilets, parking and warning boards
Quotes
C. Mahadeva Reddy
A resident of Owk mandal
“The waterfall has come alive again after the recent rains. A large number of people are now coming to see the water cascading down the rocks. Visitors, particularly youngsters and families, are spending time here during weekends.”
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“Improving the approach roads and providing drinking water, toilets, parking facilities and proper warning boards would make it more convenient and safer for visitors.”
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