Manali
Jana Waterfalls
Open Time : Open 24 hours
Entry : free
Address : Jana Waterfall, Restaurant, Jana, Himachal Pradesh 175138, India
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Why to visit Jana Waterfalls
xOne undiscovered treasure in the Naggar region is the lovely Jana Fall. This fall is a wonderful picnic location because it is surrounded by deodar trees, pine trees, apple orchards, and stunning snow-covered mountain peaks.
The visitor will be surprised when they first see the falls because they are relatively hidden and the water abruptly flows from a group of rocks over a wooden bridge. You can even take a leisurely swim in the little pool of these falls' cascades or have a cool bath there.
An old wooden bridge that overlooks this fall offers the best views of the waters gushing from a great height and smashing a group of rocks below.
To get a better picture of the waterfall and its gorgeous environs, one can hike up the hill to its summit. The brief climb up the hill is not too difficult.
In addition to the waterfall's obvious natural splendour, the location has religious significance. At the base of the waterfall sits the temple dedicated to the local goddess Jogini Mata.
FAQ on Jana Waterfalls
When is the ideal time to visit Jana Waterfalls?
The winter season in Manali, which lasts from September to June, is the ideal time to visit Jana waterfall. During this time of year, the temperature drastically lowers, making the walk somewhat difficult. Summer lasts from March through May, while monsoon season starts in June.
How to reach Jana Waterfalls?
About 35 kilometres separate Jana Waterfall from Manali. To travel to the Jana, a village located a few kilometres from Naggar in the stunning Manali Valley, one can take a shared or private cab. To get to the waterfall from Jana Village, one must make a 20–25 minute walk or hike through the surrounding wilderness on steep, narrow paths. There are also buses travelling on this route everyday from Naggar to Jana Village, with a total of 1-2 buses.
What are the places to visit near Jana Waterfalls?
Manikaran, Jogini Waterfalls and Hadimba Temple are the places to visit near Jana Waterfalls.
What restaurants are near Jana Waterfall?
Restaurants near Jana Waterfall: (6.28 km) Nightingale - The Italian Restaurant with Woodfired Oven (14.06 km) Mary Jane Restobar (14.41 km) Evergreen
What hotels are near Jana Waterfall?
Hotels near Jana Waterfall: (4.16 km) Neeralaya (0.94 km) The Sonaugi Homestead (5.78 km) Baragarh Resort And Spa
Special Tip
Tourists can ride two-wheelers to the waterfall, however it is not advised due to the area's rough and rocky terrain. Local delicacies are sold at a few kiosks close to the waterfall. Here, you must have a steaming plate of Maggi and a steaming cup of chai. If necessary, picnickers can bring snacks and drinks with them. Because the trekking terrain is rugged and uneven, use good hiking boots.
By Sparsh Kapoor
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