Known as the “Land of Gods”, Himachal Pradesh is the place to be for those who’re in search of a paradise on earth. Apart from the massive snow-capped mountains, lush green valley, shimmering lakes, and the waterfalls in Himachal Pradesh also are also a blessing in disguise to the entire hill station. Making Himachal one of the best hill stations in North India, relish the best of these famous waterfalls in Himachal Pradesh along with the panoramic views of the great Himalayas.
Boh valley is around 26 kilometers from the SHahpur tehsil of kangra in Himachal Pradesh. Khabru waterfall is nearly six kilometers short walk from Boh village. One can enjoy the fast-changing and soothing shades of nature at this place. Greenery all around will make you forget your all worries and get lost in the beauty of mother nature.
Once you have reached the top of the waterfall, you will notice the gradual change that nature has been going through. Youngsters are very enthusiastic about trekking in the Khabru Waterfalls. The mesmerizing water ripples and flows from a height of almost 50 feet.The waterfall is surrounded by rich and dense flora and fauna. It can be a wonderful place for biodiversity reserve. However, not many know about the Khabru Waterfall and the mystic beauty that this place carries. The natural flowing spring water is in abundance running down the valley. On one side, there is the natural chilly water of the Khabru Waterfall and the other side is filled with the greenery of the valley.
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My Journey to Khabru Waterfall
DeleteThe journey to Khabru Waterfall wasn’t just a trip — it was an experience that carved itself into my memory, full of raw nature, silence, and a quiet sense of discovery.
It began early in the morning, with a backpack full of essentials, a camera, and a heart full of excitement. The air was cool, the kind that fills your lungs and makes you feel truly awake. As we left the comfort of the town behind, the roads became narrower, winding through hills and dense greenery. The journey itself was almost meditative — long stretches of silence broken by occasional laughter and the sounds of the forest.
The trail to Khabru was not overly crowded, which made it even more special. There were moments of steep climbs and rocky paths, but every step felt worth it. The sound of the waterfall started faint, like a whisper through the trees, until it grew louder — a thundering promise of something beautiful ahead.
And then, there it was.
Khabru Waterfall — tall, powerful, and utterly mesmerizing. The water cascaded down with a grace that felt both wild and calm. Mist rose from the base, catching sunlight in a thousand tiny rainbows. I stood there for a while, just watching, forgetting time. The cool spray touched my face, and all the tiredness of the hike disappeared.
We sat near the base, sharing snacks, stories, and silence. I clicked a few photos, but none of them could capture the feeling of being there. Nature has a way of making you feel small in the best way possible.
The hike back was quieter, reflective. I carried a small stone from the riverbed, just as a reminder — not of the destination, but of the journey.
That trip to Khabru Waterfall reminded me how healing nature can be. It wasn’t just about reaching the waterfall. It was about the trail, the trees, the people I was with, and the peace I found along the way.