Panchpula Waterfall

Panchpula Waterfall is a must-visit for people visiting Dalhousie. A small drive from the main town of Dalhousie leads to Panchpula. It helps to explore the attractions of the region along with its charm. 

What makes Panchpula Waterfall so famous?

In Hindi the word Panchpula translates to “five bridges.” Multiple small water streams unite at this point which historically served as the main water supply for Dalhousie. It is also the final resting place of Sardar Ajit Singh. He was Bhagat Singh's uncle and a famous freedom fighter. The memorial stands as a tribute to India's fight for liberation.

Things to do in Panchpula Waterfall 

Most activities in the Panchpula area involve fun and enjoyment. Here are some of the activities that one has to try:

1. Go on Trekking and nature walks

Well-marked short hiking trails and nature trails are located near Panchpula. Due to its dry climatic conditions, the hikers can find rare species of butterflies and birds. 

2. Experience Adventure Activities

There are ziplining and rope climbing activities at Panchpula. The activities are managed by experts to make sure everything is done safely. 

3. Capture beautiful photographs

Due to the presence of the waterfall, bridges and forest pathways, people would love the place as it offers some natural photography opportunities. 

4. Try Local Food

There are a few food joints near the waterfall from where fresh hot Maggi noodles, momos and tea can be bought from the roadside vendors. 

5. Visit the Memorial

Paying respects at the memorial dedicated to Sardar Ajit Singh for his participation in the fight for the independence of India. 

Best time to visit Panchpula Waterfall 

The best season to visit Panchpula Waterfall Dalhousie is during the Spring Season, that is from March to June. The next best time is from September to November. This is because the weather is cool and good throughout the day at the site.

Summer (March to June): An ideal time for tourists to visit, and also a good way to escape the scorching sun.

Monsoon (July to August): The waterfalls are full of water and muddy. 

Winter (December to February): The downside of it is that it is a bit on the cold side and the flow of the waterfall will not be as frequent.

So, on your next journey along with Himachal Pradesh Tour Packages, start packing your gear and head on to discover the beauty of panchpula waterfall.