A beautiful cascading waterfall near Vashisht village, reached via a short, scenic trek through pine forests and apple orchards.
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Jogini Waterfall is a cascading stream that tumbles down a rock face from a height of about 160 feet. Located near the village of Vashisht, the journey to the waterfall is as much a part of the experience as the destination itself. The trek, which is roughly 3 kilometers long, takes you through a pleasant trail lined with pine trees and apple orchards. You will cross small streams and get glimpses of the Beas River and the snow-dusted peaks of Rohtang in the distance.
Plan your trip around the ideal season for the best experience
May-June and October-November, especially on weekends, due to peak tourist season in Manali.
March-April and September, on weekdays.
July-August, due to monsoon rains making the trek challenging.
Plan ahead with accurate pricing and visiting hours
Indian Visitors
Free
No entry fee
Opening Hours
7:00 AM — 5:00 PM
It is a natural trail, so it is accessible anytime. However, it is strongly recommended to visit only during daylight hours for safety. Plan to start your return trek by 4:00 PM to avoid getting caught after dark.
Free entry for all visitors.
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Address
Near Vashisht Temple, Vashisht Village, Manali, Himachal Pradesh 175131
Coordinates
32.2752, 77.1880
Nearest City
Manali
Multiple ways to get to this destination conveniently
Kullu-Manali Airport (KUU) in Bhuntar is the nearest airport, about 53 km away. It takes around 1.5-2 hours to reach Manali by taxi from the airport.
The nearest major railway station is Chandigarh (CDG), approximately 310 km away. From there, you can take a bus or taxi to Manali, which is an 8-9 hour journey...
Manali is well-connected by NH3 to Chandigarh and Delhi. Regular government and private buses run overnight from Delhi (around 550 km) and Chandigarh. The trek ...
From Manali's main market (Mall Road), Vashisht is 3 km away. You can hire an auto-rickshaw (around ₹200-₹300) or take a taxi. Some visitors also choose to walk...
Learn about the story and cultural importance of this destination
As a natural landmark, Jogini Waterfall does not have a construction history. Its significance is deeply rooted in local beliefs and folklore. The waterfall is considered sacred because of the Jogini Mata Temple, a small shrine located at its base. This site is regarded as a 'shakti peeth', a place ...
Jogini Waterfall holds dual significance. For travelers, it's a popular natural attraction offering a rewarding short trek with impressive views of the valley. It provides an escape from the more crowded parts of Manali. For the local community, it is a sacred pilgrimage site. The shrine of Jogini M...
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