The
tour starts with a Sunday morning departure from my home town on an eastern way
heading. Just outside the city we had stop for a quick coffee break, then
continued another one hour fine journey we reached the small humble village
which is dotted with old houses and beautiful estates. This village graces with
half a dozen of beautiful waterfalls with stunning
mountain panoramas, green valleys and the abundant water is a fascinating way
to get experience the exquisiteness of Mother Nature.
First we decided to visit Sk.Gundi waterfalls,
so we left our bike on end of the mud road after five minutes easy walk we
reached the frontier part of the falls. We took some long shots from that,
after doing a small hike it would laid us to the upper part of the waterfalls.
Later we made some risky attempt of downer rock climb reached another side of
the cascade. It was my third visit to this place but still I enjoyed lot even after
watching smile on my colleague’s faces it boosted my happiness more.
Later
we headed to Jy.Gundi waterfalls which situated another corner of the village.
After a short bike ride, from
the end of the paved road we walked for few minutes inside the arrack-nut
estate and we cross the wooden bridge and followed the creek then we hiked
along the creek side. The falls begin with a small sliding cascade that drops 5
feet over a rocky slop just next to wooden bridge and soon we came to the rocky
cliff then stream tumbles over 40 feet down a 70 degree dizzying precipice into
a pool.
Before this point,
a small portion of the stream splits off and makes a sheer plunge of
approximately equal height on the same rock slab. We reached the base of the
second tier to following sketchy path and refreshed our body and mind under
sprinkling water for while. Ride down the wild stream bordered
on both sides by rocks formed by many small waterfalls. We
stopped at a few places along the way to swim.
In
my last two visits I tried to reach last tier but I couldn’t succeed so this
time with a new spirit with an aggressive team we forward towards the downer
stream. The last tier is the twisting tier; the waters combine and form a final
drop which plunges into a deep pond. We climbed down around the creek it’s
involving to scaling down a nearly vertical cliff on a slippery rocky terrain
of about total 200 feet in height.
The clear creek waters glisten in patches of
sunlight creating a serene ambiance. Even the ubiquitous natural carvings that
desecrate most of the rocks on the way to the bottom of the falls cannot
detract from the splendor of the journey. The boulders wedged all three sides
at bottom this fifty-footer look like they could fall the next time to the pond
and the creek floods. They haven't budged in the years since my first visit and
I hope they never do.
Around
the water falling down area, are almost covered with huge boulder wall and at
top green trees. The pool below is formed by big blocks of rocks so that the
water is colder. Just soak a few minutes in the pool, we felt chill. We enjoyed
almost an hour of time in that lovely pool. The fresh air fills our lungs while
the soothing water sings in ears. The creek is a delightful, and the falls are
a tremendous sight from the final tier.
We
spent a great time in Jy. Gundi waterfalls later we finished our lunch at
village hotel and headed for next level of our adventure. The path to the Dn.
Waterfall is short but not simple. The path is quite slippery so that mobiles,
backpacks should be carefully covered to avoid water incase of fell down. In my
last visit to here my two teammates fell down on and it caused for permanent
damage to their mobile and cameras. We crossed the stream with extra care;
along the stream are the cool canopies of the forest.
Then we continued through the forest about 200
meters we reached the base. Trekking through deep green jungle, along crystal
clear rivers, sometimes overcoming rapids and climbing waterfalls, makes heart
beat faster in expectation. At the foot of the waterfall, there is a
clear water pool. Long time flowing water has made the pool deeper and deeper.
Explorers
have to jump over big and small rocks to get through the stream. We did small
adventure and reached to the backside of the waterfalls, sitting and watching
sprinkling waters from this gap was really pleasing to heart here we seen
unique rock formations and vegetation lush and varied.
Actually going into the mountains on a bike were always
refreshing and challenging trekking and climbing experience with our friends.
Make to the way up the lush Valley, visiting numerous small waterfalls, and
swim through freshwater pools is always mesmerizing to do. An occasional
monkey, monitor lizard, butterfly, vipers, birds, and other life are abounding
in this area. The remoteness and lack of habitation have kept this place undisturbed
and preserved, made an unforgettable experience.
Beautiful narration.... An awesome trip in which we enjoyed a lot...
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The intricate monotonous grind of life just will be untwined by the sheer magnificent beauty of the place. Fantastic.
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