Manali is a hot destination for people who want to enjoy the cold and the beauty of the Himalayas.
The base camp of the trekking group which I was a part of was at the Bhang village, in the Kullu valley and with River Beas running on the either side of our camp. A picturesque location, which was about 6,500 ft above the sea level.
Jogini falls is approachable from the ancient village Vashisht . Jogini is a female goddess and therefore the place of female power.
This was a trekking trip and so, we took the difficult route. What looked like a short distance took us about 3 hours of climb. Yeah, it was worth it...is an understatement. The beauty of this falls is that we can walk across from behind the water falls.
En route...the not-so-easy trek
This picture is taken from behind the falls. It is very slippery there and my kids were holding me while I took this snap.
If you ever plan to visit Manali, do include Jogini falls in your itinerary...either climb the hard way or take the easy route...either way, you won't be disappointed.
You went with ANala ?????????
ReplyDeleteYou did didnt you !!!!!
I have done thsi trek !!!!!! :D :D :D
J for Jogini Falls I have so many pics and yet I didn recall !!!!!!! OMG !!!! Wait I will give you the link to those pics ! :D
Got over excited !! :P sorry... ! Excuxe the typos !
ReplyDeleteMy dear adventurous friend I am so proud of your feats.wow
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!! Hope I can do it one day!
ReplyDeleteI lover the pics of the falls .. I think I am going to add Jogini to my to do list !
ReplyDeletewow- manali is so on the top of my bucket list; lovely post janu
ReplyDeleteI have been to Manali but didn't go to jogini falls
ReplyDeleteFeel sad now
Looks like a place in a fairy land
Tch Tch
That's why it's always good to go in group or on trek
We have been to Shimla so many times but never to Manali. The trek to the Jogini Falls is pretty adventurous! Nice clicks :)
ReplyDeleteBeen to Manali when I was a kid but didn't go to Jogini Falls. Wow you are so adventurous.
ReplyDeleteMy 'travel' list expands ;-) loved the post:)
ReplyDeleteI really admire you for your courage in getting over your fear of heights. I don't think I could do it. Wonderful post and great pics.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful place. And wonderful photos!! Thanks so much for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI should plan a trip upnorth soon!
ReplyDeleteI had been to Manali but never visited Jogini Falls....adding it to my list :)
ReplyDeleteah it looks like a wonderful place...i love waterfalls, we have several nearby, much different but very cool....
ReplyDeleteI've not been to Manali, but my brother-in-law has. Lovely clicks of the waterfall.
ReplyDeleteYou love trekking right? loved the pictures. And as per your recommendation, added it in my list too. But i am not sure about taking the tough route. :P
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!! I love trekking. Would love to do this.
ReplyDeleteLovely pics Janu...would love to do this :)
ReplyDeleteWow! What an adventure! You're very fortunate. :) Thanks for sharing your pictures.
ReplyDeleteLovely pictures...I can see you going back again!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos!
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Wow, gorgeous!
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Lovely! Lucky you :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful. The pictures are amazing. I want to visit Manali again now :)
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