A mountain range in Himavá, sixty leagues in height. Here Irandatí sang her song, hearing which Punnaka, on his way to a meeting of the yakkhas, plighted his troth to her. After Punnaka had won Vidhura, he took him to Kálapabbata, and there tried by various means to kill him. His attempts failed, and Vidhura, learning the motive for his act, preached to him, seated on the top of the mountain, and converted him (J.vi.255, 264, 302ff, 309, 326). In some places the mountain is called Kálagiri. E.g., ibid., 302, 304, 309, 326; see also Mtu.ii.300.