No cleanliness. Don’t waste your efforts climbing all the way till here. As an Indian it does not appeal to me. I don’t know about foreigners may be it’s something new for them. But you will definitely be very tired climbing the stairs to reach here. And expectations don’t meet reality in the October month.

BhagsuNag waterfall, nestled in Dharamshala, captivates with its serene beauty and refreshing aura. The cascading waters amid lush greenery offer a tranquil escape. However, due to its popularity, it can get crowded, affecting the peacefulness. Yet, the scenic hike and surrounding cafes enhance the overall experience, making it a must-visit natural wonder in the area.

Best waterfall, Best waterfall, Best waterfall. I have been there thrice. This waterfall is located on top of Mcleodganj. Water is chilled as it flows from Himalayas region hills. Its very nice scenery view. 2 small shops are there on top of fill. You have to walk around 100 steps to reach there. Down the waterfall there is pool where all water passes. People take bath over there. Pool is 5.5 feet deeper. You should really visit this place. Absolutely worth. Mcleodganj market is very nice too

This is a beautiful waterfall and one of the starting point for triund trek. Small walk from BhagsuNag temple. This place is crowded. Beautiful cafe around the area. Adventure activities like zip lining is available.

A good trek and a nice spot to play in the water. The trek is easy and well maintained. Takes 20 minutes to reach from carpark to the waterfall. There's a free pool at the start of the trek. This is next to the bhagsu nag temple. The water is considered as holy water. There are small paths which lead to the stream. It's a nice picnic spot. The authorities need to be more vigilant as people are dumping their plastic and wastes by the river side.

Nice place for a short trek. One of the outstanding factor is the cleanliness of this place and it is very well maintained. I went there in December and the amount of water was very less so that it was not even flowing after the falls. It is better to go there when there is good amount of water. There are various small shops on the way which will provide you refreshments. Also if you are interested in doing a zipline or skycycle, it is a place for you. Overall a good experience

This is really a beautiful place to count on your bucket list when you are traveling to a hill station. So this is the easy track of 3km to see a 30-meter-long waterfall, and on top of that, a nice, beautiful cafe. You must visit this place to get good chai and Maggie. So lazy peeps like me can also easily track here, and I suggest you go in the evening to see the pink sky and beautiful sunset view while you are trekking upside down. Ok bye!!

Good view but not a huge waterfall. Requires steep trekking through dirt road to get to the foot of the waterfall. Amount of time and energy required to get here is not worth it. For enthusiasts, start trekking early in the morning through narrow track to beat the crowd.

BhagsuNag Waterfall is a mesmerizing natural wonder, cascading gracefully amidst the scenic beauty of Dharamshala. The journey to the falls is an adventurous trek that rewards with breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains. The refreshing mist from the waterfall adds to the enchanting atmosphere, making it a perfect spot for nature lovers and photographers alike.

The nature attraction is generaly a cascade of waterfalls, with a main one, 30-m high. There are few small pools up to 1 m depth, where you can chill in the water. If going up the valley, above Shiva cafe there are more waterfalls up to 4 m high, with big pools enough to swim. If to follow steepy shepards rail in 1 hour you will reach 20-m wild waterfall with 10*10 m pool under it. There are no tourists, only pure nature. The track is good quality with a number of vendor shops and small "maggi-chai" cafes. In weekends, religious days and at good weather seasons (april-june, september-december) is completely overcrowded. Unfortunately due to poor maintanance of dustbins and tourist disrespect to nature whole the valley including track and river bad is always full of garbage. Plese, don't angry Shiva and stop this shameful behavior! Keep sacred places clean! ♻️

It's a beautiful place at the beginning of the Triund trek. If you're taking the Dallu Temple route you might not be able to see the waterfall. Make sure you ask your guide to take you from the waterfall route. The spot was beautiful but I went there on a long weekend which did not work that well for me and the place was too crowded.

Bhagsunag waterfall Is a beautiful waterfall located in the village of Bhagsunag, near McLeod Ganj in Himachal Pradesh, India. The waterfall is about 20 meters tall and cascades down a lush green hillside. It is a popular tourist destination and is known for its stunning scenery and refreshing water The waterfall is located about a 30-minute walk from McLeod Gang Once you reach the waterfall, you will be greeted by a spectacular sight, Overall, I highly recommend Bhagsunag Waterfall to anyone visiting McLeod Ganj or the surrounding area thanks

This waterfall has a Spectacular view from the top. Note: Only healthy individuals can climb the mountain. Please stay safe & enjoy the climb. Do carry some snacks & water.