An easy walk of under two hours through jungle leads to the largest Rampayoh waterfall which descends four metres from a table-top of rock into a cool, deep pool. It is a 10-kilometre amble to the falls starting near the end of the sealed section of the Labi road signposted 'Waterfall 120 minutes'. A wide, well-used path cuts through a bamboo wood and emerges just above the Rampayoh River. The path goes upstream with small bridges over little tributaries, built and maintained by the Gurkhas. After a 45- minute walk, there is a small waterfall beside a Gurkha encampment from where the path remains wide, winding through beautiful open forest. Close to Rampayoh the path rises through primary jungle emerging into a Gurkha camp comprising shelters with tables and benches which are ideal for a picnic. The second waterfall is one minute's walk from the camp. One oath leads to a large pool below the waterfall while another stays at the same level skirting around the top of the falls.