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They are a short ride from the termite mounds viewing platform. There's a steep walk down to the bottom, but even if you stay at the top, there's a magnificent view of the forest and the waterfall.
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About 17 km from the eastern boundary of the park is the first major batch of magnetic termite mounds. Built by termites, they are amazing architectural feats complete with arches, tunnels, chimneys, insulation and nursery chambers. Flat and seemingly razor-sharp at the top, the mounds are aligned north to south to warm the nest as much as possible, as the larger faces are to the east and west.
One of the Park’s best swimming and picnicking spots. Its campground is complete with hot showers, toilets, barbecues, a kiosk and serves as a good base from which to explore the Park. You can swim between May and October and watch the thundering waterfalls during the monsoon period.