9 Stunning Waterfalls Near Delhi Across North India

Immerse yourself in the tranquility of nature and forget all the stress of life and work with a picnic near a picturesque waterfall. Delhi offers numerous options for those who enjoy planning delightful picnics with loved ones. Check out this list of stunning waterfalls in the vicinity of Delhi that you simply must visit!

Neer Garh Falls, also called Neer Gaddu Falls, is a great spot to unwind. The famous Lakshman Jhula is only a short walk away from this three-cascade waterfall. Many people come here during summers to swim in the plunge pool and so can you for a refreshing break. A number of bridges that span across the rivulets make this an excellent location for sightseeing and bonding with your inner self.

Location - Rishikesh
Distance from Delhi - 277 km

Well well, to avoid any confusion, this fall known as the Patna Falls is located in Uttarakhand and not Bihar. Patna Falls is by far one of the closest waterfalls to Delhi that you can reach in about 5-6 hours from the national capital. Although it's close, we never said it's an easy one! To reach this spot you would have to do a short hike for about 1.5 kilometers, passing various brooks and lovely broadleaf forests. Because there are significantly more tourists as the day wears on, you might want to visit the location early. Pro tip - Befriend the locals because there is no signage directing you to the location.

Location - Rishikesh
Distance from Delhi - 270 km

Located near Shimla, Chadwick Falls is a picturesque waterfall that can leave you feeling rejuvenated and refreshed, particularly during autumn when the soothing ambiance can awaken your senses. The Chadwick hills, which are about seven kilometers from the western end of the Ridge, add to the charm of this beautiful destination, providing visitors with an opportunity to marvel at the splendor of nature.

Location- Shimla
Distance from Delhi- 350 km

Tiger Falls descend from the Shivalik Ranges’ highlands at a height of about 312 feet. You must walk for 5 kilometers to get there, passing Oak and Rhododendron grooves along the way. Fun fact; rhododendrons are the state flower of Himachal Pradesh and if you are fond of flora, these flowers are an absolute delight to eyes. Tiger falls see a high footfall during the tourist season, which is typically summer. You can visit here in the winter because the area is not too high up to be extremely cold.

Location - Chakrata
Distance- 300 km

On the route to Triund, BhagsuNag Falls are located at the base of the Dhauladhar Range, which is about 1900 feet high. The neighboring Bhagsunag Temple for Lord Shiva, which draws a sizable number of devotees, is quite well known. From the shrine, a short but rewarding walk leads to the waterfall, which is surrounded by an unending supply of vegetation. The mythical conflict between the Naag Devta and the local ruler Bhagsu is alluded to in the names of the temple and waterfall. If you are a Shiva devotee, trust us, you cannot miss this place.

Location - McLeodganj
Distance from Delhi - 455 km

Bundla Falls, which is among the higher waterfalls close to Delhi, is about 328 feet high. Since this is a popular pilgrimage location, you can see a lot of hermits sitting in meditation while you're here. You can see the stones in the plunge pool since the water is so clear. Consider visiting during the off-monsoon season because the waterfall is permanent, meaning it runs all year long and the rains might trigger landslides.

Location - Palampur
Distance from Delhi - 486 km

The Palani Falls near Kullu are one of the tallest natural waterfalls in India, standing at an impressive height of 492 feet. The thundering sound and mist created by the surge of icy-cold water can leave anyone awestruck and inspired. Sitting by the falls for hours, gazing at the breathtaking view and feeling your spirit rejuvenated, can be an unforgettable experience. So, after you have explored the usual tourist spots in the town, make sure to visit Palani Falls for a unique and refreshing experience.

Location- Kullu
Distance from Delhi- 503 km

Birthi Falls is one of the most beautiful waterfalls in the area and is almost at the base of the Great Himalayan Range. It is among the highest waterfalls close to Delhi at 400 feet, and it is deserving of a visit. It is surrounded by verdant meadows and evergreen forests, and in the distance are snow-capped summits. Consider your decision carefully before standing beneath the water because it would be really cold. Even though the walk to Birthi Falls is short, it will offer you a genuine taste of mountain trekking.

Location- Munsiyari
Distance from Delhi- 509 km

Rehala Falls, often called Rahala Falls, must be visited if you ever take a road trip from Delhi to Leh. This cascade is surrounded by high peaks and is situated close to Manali, off the well-known Leh-Manali Highway, shortly before the journey to Rohtang Pass starts. This stunning waterfall cascades directly from the glacier making it an enchanting and magical view. With the snow-capped himalayan range standing tall in the backdrop, the view, the fresh air will take your breath away, not to miss the dense forests of birch- and deodar-tree.

Location- Marhi
Distance from Delhi- 548 km

The north of India is dotted with numerous tantalizing places to visit and waterfalls near Delhi that you can easily cover in a short trip over the weekend and unwind! If you aren’t a Delhite, book a stay with Bloom Hotels for a relaxing pit stop and get going exploring these stunning waterfalls near Delhi!