At the end of the concrete steps is also the end of the track for regular picnickers. Up to this point, the Forestry Department was accountable for [when it comes to the area designated] as a Public park is concerned. Beyond this point, it was Forest Reserve Area. Strictly interpreted, no one would be allowed to wander into a forest reserve without written permission.

Lata Kapur. This was a long cascade. With the lack of vantage point and the extremely long drop, the scene evaded even good  wide angle lens.  This steep climb to the top of this waterfall, acted as a natural barrier to weed out the normal crowd and courting couples, from the adventurers. Once on top, you could see the river passing through s short stretch of level ground, before it plunged down continuously over the next 4 steep cascades. The river took a breather too. Watch carefully, at this height, you could peep through the jungle foliage to see the plain below. It is a good view. Just before the top of waterfall No.4, Kapur, there were still some paved steps. When the civilized paved walkway ended, the adventure spirit was invoked. Before you realizes, the short walk would have taken you to another point after the 5th waterfall, adventure has started. But first, the trail to the 5th Waterfall began on a fairly steep slope, undefined. Then exposed well trodden ground  over buttress and exposed roots.  The 5th waterfall, Lata Tembusu had a small pond with small crowd. Unexpectedly, there was a shelter here - just like those installed for all the other waterfalls. The last and highest shelter, but surrounded with piles of rubbish.

The trail ahead after this picnic area constricted tremendously. It meandered under the thicket of dense vegetations. For the first time, the path led away from the waterfall. But only for a short distance of 50 meters! Then the last and a magnificent view of yet another very tall waterfall, the  6th Lata Gapis came into view. Those who had reached this height would feel the triumph and knowing that only those with strong willed and the outdoor type could survive till now. From the base of the waterfall and if you are still game, then, follow the banks on both side of this waterfall to climb higher. I have pictures on other pages to show you the condition of the track on the left. Very steep, over roots and rocks. Just for your information, the trail on the right flank may appear easier, the exposed roots larger and spaced further apart. But the catch is, at one part, the way gets obscure when it moved around some cliffs - the trails were really faint.

Lastly you reach the top and waterfall No.7. Here - Good swimming as well as picnic area and for that well earned rest. Surprise! The forested jungle where the river started and prior to the long drop with 7 waterfalls, is a plateau. Here's where the river begins! The source of the river. Interesting! Explore this forested area if you can but, don't get lost. 

 If you must find an opportunity to disappear for a weekend, this is a fantastic destination to spend your Sunday morning. Only a short but strenuous hike of only 45 minutes. Combined with that 30 minutes drive from town. The 7th waterfall?