Manali is a haven for wanderers and nature lovers. There are many trekking trails, liberal nature and beautiful waterfalls in Manali that attracts tourists from everywhere in the country. Enclosed amidst dense woods, tall cedar trees and mighty cliffs, the silver cascading water falling from a height could be a delight to the eyes and you might also enjoy the local surroundings. These superb waterfalls are a preferred place for day picnics.&nbsp;

Jogini waterfall is found within the lovely depression of Manali in the North-Indian state of Himachal Pradesh. Covering the area of three kilometres off from the active city of Manali and around two kilometres off from Vashisht Temple. Tourists got to trek ahead from the temple to succeed in the Jogini waterfall.&nbsp;
 
Traveller Information:
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 <li>Location: V.P.O- Vashit</li>
 <li>Altitude: 7000 ft&nbsp;</li>
 <li>Best Time to Visit: October-March</li>
 <li>Duration: 3-4 hours</li>
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Things to do:
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 <li>Adventure Activities: Trekking, Camping</li>
 <li>Other Places to visit: &nbsp;Vashisht Temple</li>
</ul>

Jana waterfall is found during a quaint village named Jana within the transfixing depression of Manali. It is a natural body of water and a renowned attraction that could be a favourite picnic spot and is usually visited by individuals residing near to flee the chaotic town life. The scenic fantastic thing about the region below clear blue skies and contemporary air is hypnotic.
 
Traveller Information:
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 <li>Location: Jana, Himachal Pradesh</li>
 <li>Altitude: 7400 ft</li>
 <li>Best Time to Visit: October-March</li>
 <li>Duration: 3-4 hours</li>
</ul>

Rahala Falls settled at a distance of twenty-nine kilometres from Manali Bus Stand, which is a well-known picnic spot for locals and tourists on their way to Rohtang Pass from Manali typically halt to explore the body of water. The water found at the Rahala Falls is sometimes cold because the water comes from a melting ice mass settled within the chain.
 
Traveller Information:
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 <li>Location: Leh Manali Highway</li>
 <li>Altitude: 8000 ft</li>
 <li>Best Time to Visit: October-March</li>
 <li>Duration: 3-4 hours</li>
</ul>

This area can be difficult to find by tourists but if you make it to this place, you would get dumbstruck by the beauty this whole environment has adorned with itself. You may have some fun with the water splashing on the rocks giving them new shapes. Situated deep inside the forest you might need an instructor or guide to pave your way out.&nbsp;
 
Traveller Information:
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 <li>Location: Kullu Manali</li>
 <li>Altitude: 5000 ft</li>
 <li>Best Time to Visit: October-March</li>
 <li>Duration: 3-4 hours</li>
</ul>

Goshal fall is all enclosed with mountains and verdure everywhere and a beautiful waterfall. People from the different regions come here to enjoy and have afternoon lunch while also taking a dive into the streams. Excellent for a family picnic in Manali, this area is known for being in the mind of every individual who had visited this place
 
Traveller Information:
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 <li>Location: Goshal Road</li>
 <li>Altitude: 6700 ft</li>
 <li>Best Time to Visit: October-March</li>
 <li>Duration: 3-4 hours</li>
</ul>

There is one thing mystical regarding the waterfalls in Manali is that it seems to draw a lot of travellers from all over the world. The pearl-like water cascading from the high cliffs makes for a wide-ranging view that can be captured by your cameras. Apart from taking pictures of waterfalls, you can also indulge in many water sports activities that are provided there by the organisations with some trained instructors and guides.

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