5 Cave Waterfalls You Must Visit On Your Next Trip To Rishikesh

by Vaishalee Kalvankar
5 Cave Waterfalls You Must Visit On Your Next Trip To Rishikesh

Do you know that there are caves behind waterfalls at times? It’s because a waterfall’s base can be eroded so rapidly that it recedes. As a  result, a hollow cave-like structure gets created behind the waterfall. How beautiful is mother earth’s creation isn’t it. And every time we talk about a beautiful place, Rishikesh surely pops into our mind. So here are some cave waterfalls that you must visit on your next trip to Rishikesh. 

1. Patna Waterfalls

Patna waterfall is right next to Patna village in Rishikesh which is about 7 km from the famous Laxman Jhula. The biggest highlight of this waterfall is the limestone cave. The water here is ice cold so better be prepared for it. To reach the cave you will have to climb the waterfall a bit. The cascading water and the lush greenery around make it a worth visiting place. 

 

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2. Himshail Waterfalls

The Himshail waterfall is termed to be one of the most beautiful waterfalls in Rishikesh, thanks to its location amidst the exquisite natural beauty. The serene and tranquil surroundings will simply make your heart smile. The place has some caves and little pools which adds to the reasons why you must visit this place. 

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3. Phool Chatti Waterfalls

Phool Chatti waterfall allures tourists and travellers with its enchanting and wonderful appearance. Thronging through mountain cliffs, the water rushes down into a serpentine stream that sprays out in all directions. The surrounding has some of the most amazing flora and birds. The beauty of the mountains as you enjoy the waterfalls is simply breathtaking. 

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4. Neer Garh Waterfalls

The jaded blue water cascades down in a narrow stream across rocky cliffs into a clear crystal pool below which simply is the most mesmerizing sight. Neer Garh Waterfalls is quite high and the force is accordingly very hard. The volume is simply massive during the monsoons giving your eyes a treat. 

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5. Garud Chatti Waterfalls

Located at a distance of 5Km from the famous Laxman Jhula is the pristine Garud Chatti waterfall. The misty water flows majestically along the mountain wall. The waterfall is located just in the middle of a forest that offers the best view amidst lush greenery. This waterfall has both hot and cold water at the same time, which makes it unique. 

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