By Priyanka Roshan | July 3, 2025
In Himachal Pradesh, waterfalls are more than scenic stops—they’re living moments. Emerging from forests and cliffs, each carries its own rhythm—sometimes roaring, sometimes hushed, but always unforgettable.
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Tucked behind the village of Vashisht, this high-altitude cascade emerges at the end of a forest path. Surrounded by rustling deodars and scattered prayer flags, it offers solitude wrapped in spray.
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A short climb from the Bhagsunath temple brings you to this perennial favourite. Modest in height but mighty in mood, its monsoon swell can drown out every thought but awe.
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Framed by apple orchards and wooden homesteads, Jana flows gently over rocks worn smooth with time. Locals serve warm sidu nearby—bread and butter folded into the memory of rain.
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Veiled behind tall evergreens and quiet myths, Chadwick tumbles from 86 metres above, its water tracing old stone like silk. Mornings here feel older than the town it hides behind.
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Just beyond Palampur’s tea estates, Bundla Falls plunges into a narrow gorge. The path is often muddy, the mist unexpected—but the sound of rushing water guides you without fail.
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Located in the quiet heart of Tirthan Valley, Chhoie requires a short trek through oak and rhododendron. When you arrive, the waterfall feels more discovered than visited—alive, and waiting.
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