Jadipai waterfall

Jadipai is a waterfall in the Chittagong Hill Tracts region with cascades flowing over rocky terrain. The water spreads across a wide area bordered by steep cliffs on either side, creating a substantial natural feature.

The waterfall has served as a gathering place for different indigenous groups living in the hill region since ancient times. This long history of use shows how the site has remained important to the people of the area.

The villages nearby show how indigenous communities live with their traditional houses and farming practices visible in the landscape. Walking through these areas gives visitors a sense of how daily life is organized around the natural environment.

The trek to reach this waterfall is demanding and requires solid walking boots and good physical fitness for rocky terrain. It is necessary to arrange a local guide beforehand and check permission requirements to ensure a safe and smooth visit.

The final stretch of the path runs alongside steep cliffs through a narrow passage locally called Passing Para. This section stands out in visitors' memories because of the dramatic views and the close proximity to the cliff edges.