Tiger falls is located at about 3 km from green garden resort .this water falls is suitable for the kids and old pepople to enjoy. Its is situated between the main falls and old falls courtallam.

Peraruvi is located in the center of courtallam and it is the biggest falls about 60 meters high.it is one of the natural and spectacular waterfalls in the world. It is adviced to drink some quantity of this water while taking bath as it contains medical properties

Falls features steps that cut out into the rocks for breaking flow of cascading water .Pazhaya courtallam is located 4 kms away from Green Garden Resort.this falls is rarely frequented by the visitors.

Villagers of Kannupulimettu on the foothills of the Western ghats in Shengottai taluk, Tirunelveli district demand the closure of a private artificial falls, owned by a relative of a former state minister.

Aintharuvi is the most preferred and visited waterfalls by the tourists.These falls split into five sections cascading vertically at Aravankadu Pass. The waterfalls is situated 8 kms away from the green garden resort

Palaruvi Waterfall is one of Kerela's most beautiful waterfalls, which makes its way down from a height of 300 feet, through the dense tropical forest of Kollam.

Gundar reservoir is locatedv at the foot of the western ghats near the towns of Courtralam and sengottai. it an important tourist place in thirunelveli District. A large number of domestic tourists on the way to courtalam visit this dam and park.

Kummbhavurutty waterfalls is a beautiful natural falls situated 12 kms away from the Green Garden Resort & located very near to famous courtallam falls it is located the achankovil- sencottah road of kollam district,kerala.

Agasthiyar Falls (also called Papanasam Falls) is located close to Papanasam in Tirunelveli district in the South Indian state of Tamil Nadu. The falls is located on the Western Ghats and to the south of Papanasam lower, the lake from where Tamiraparani River originates.

Manimuthar falls is located near manjolai hills in the tirunelveli district of the south india state of tamilnadu. They are created by the waters of the river manimuthar that originates in the western Ghats.