Jalagamparai
Jalagamparai
Moderate
8.0 KM
Two way (2+2) km
5 Hours
Overview
Jalagamparai is a sought-after trekking destination in Tirupattur District. The trek starts with a leisurely hike from Yelagiri Hills, follows the stream course and leads to the popular Jalagambarai falls on the downhill. The path is known as a birding trail and a perfect destination for anyone looking to connect with nature.
KEY ATTRACTIONS IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD
- Jalagambarai water falls
- Yealgiri nature park
- yelagiri hills
- Punganoor Lake yelagiri
Maximum Elevation: 927 MSL(Approx.) Meters
Forest Type: Tropical dry Deciduous forest
Nearby Medical Facility: Perumapattu PHC- 3km
Nearby Bus Stand: Yelagiri Hills - 3 km
Nearby Airport: Salem - 125 km
Nearby Railway Station: Jolarpettai - 25 km
Parking Facilities: Yes
- Peacock
- Monkeys
- Russell's viper
- Cobra
- Minivet
- Grey Jungle Fowl
- Daypack or small hiking backpack
- Hiking boots or trail shoes as per your convenience
- Reusable water bottle
- Breathable and quick-drying Clothes are best for changing conditions
- Fleece or lightweight down jacket
- Sun hat or caps
- Trail mix, energy bars, nuts, dried fruits
- Personal medication
- Personal Identity Card
- Sunscreen
- Insect Repellent
- Hand Sanitizer
- Trash Bag
- Water-Resistant Wrap for Electronic Devices for rain protection
- Rain Jacket or Poncho
- Sunglasses with UV protection
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Guests
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Know Your Package
Included
Excluded
Your transport up to reception point prior to the trek
Everything that falls outside the inclusions stated above
Things to remember before you book a trek
- Trekking in forests invariably requires physical endurance depending upon the category of the trek.
- Right planning and adequate preparations will make treks immersive and memorable.
- Pick the right trail that matches your fitness level and experience.
- Research your trek destination, be aware of local weather conditions and prepare for it.
- Know the Rules before you embark on the trek.
- Camouflage is the key to observe wildlife; Striking colours, aromatic sprays and Noise will easily give you away.
- Follow appropriate dress code and wear comfortable trekking shoes.
- Carry your backpack: water, snacks, jacket, personal medication etc.
- Please be aware that amenities at the destinations may be offering minimal comfort.
- Pay attention to instructions of the trek leader/ guide.
- Maintain lane discipline and stay with the group; short cuts may turn adverse.
- Observe carefully and do not miss out the little surprises and signs of the animal world.
- It's not a race, listen to your body and take adequate breaks as and when required.
- Selfies at your own risk.
- Refrain from picking wild plants and flowers though they may attract you.
- Treat wildlife with respect: approaching and feeding wild animals can endanger yours and group’s safety.
- Enjoy the scenic view of forest streams & waterfalls; Bathing is prohibited.
- Be a responsible trekker and leave no trash.
Guest reviews
Journey on the Old Mountain Trail to Jalagamparai Waterfalls
This round trip trek on an old mountain trail, once a vital link between Yelagiri and Jalagamparai, is now closed to the public due to increased bear movement, making this guided trek truly special. Our journey began with a steady descent from Mountain View Adventure Park, Yelagiri Hills near the kottur forest rest house, to the Jalagamparai Waterfalls in the plains. This significant elevation drop – an approximately 4 km downhill trek by foot (a distance of nearly 40 km by road) – was completed in around 2 hours and 20 minutes with my 8-year-old. At the falls, we enjoyed a refreshing break, grabbed refreshments from the canteen, and could even take a quick bath if we wanted. The ascent back was initially steep and challenging, but thankfully transitioned into a more gradual climb after the midpoint. We reached the top in approximately 2 hours and 30 minutes. The trail, a mix of mountain and river paths, offered glimpses of wild chicken and multiple bear markings. Our knowledgeable guides assured us that bears are nocturnal, so there was no cause for concern during the day. Our guides were professional, patient and well-informed. They never rushed us, allowing ample time for rests and ensuring our comfort throughout the trek. The entire trek can be a bit demanding for little kids.
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