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Pambar Falls Trekking Kodaikanal

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Kodaikanal

Pambar Falls Trekking Overview

Kodaikanal the idyllic hill station is engulfed with natural rhapsodies with cascading waterfalls, lush green woods, misty mountains, placid lakes and rolling valleys. This thriving place is the source to the incredible Pambar Falls. Also called the Nom de plume grand cascade, you’ll typically spend around four hours to trek to the waterfalls. At the end of the path flanked by rugged hills you’ll be mesmerized to see the splendid falls cascade on step-like rock formation.

About the Activity:

Begin the trek of 16 km either early morning around 8 am or around 2 pm. With an experienced guide for company, cross over the steep track behind Pambar House. Meet the Pambar River meandering its way to drop over a chain of rock formation. Enjoy a shower in the pool beneath the falls. Delight in the chance spotting of several endemic birds and butterflies in the wild vicinity. Post this, return to Kodai around 2 pm or 6 pm, depending on your trek timings.

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Pambar Falls Trekking, Kodaikanal

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29 Sep, 2017

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Sashidhar Donthi

"It was a nice waterfall trek, but a short one and guide Mr.Vijay extended the trek and took us to a cliff with a fabulous views, enjoyed a family trek."

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