Read More on Jogini Waterfall
History
Close to the famous Vashisht temple, Jogini waterfall with a stream that joins the river Beas in the Valley of Kullu. The waterfall derives its name from the Goddess of the village Jogini. The area around the water is very sacred and holy because one of the Shakti Peethas fell here. This place is the local center for feminine power.
Shakti Peethas are considered holy places in the Hindu religion. According to sacred Hindu texts, it is a place where Lord Shiva’s Wife’s body fell, Devi was called Sati and, when she died, Lord Shiva could not stop mourning her demise. Lord Vishnu saw Lord Shiva in a destructive state and decided to cut Devi Sati’s body into 51 pieces and they fell across different parts of India. There are a total of 51 Shakti Peethas all over the country.
Architecture
The Jogini Waterfall is an amazing place full of landscapes, streams, and hills. The lush green surroundings will surely calm your inner self. The journey from the Vashisht temple to the waterfall is something to experience. The Jogini waterfall height is 160ft.
If you are someone who loves to meditate then there is a specific silent zone or meditation area for you. Beas River comes between the trek, here you can dip into the cold water and chill for some time. You should always be on your guard during the trek.
Activities
- You can offer prayers at the famous Vashisht temple at the beginning of your trek to the waterfall.
- You also meditate in the silent zone.
- The surroundings are perfect to click some of the most amazing pictures and record some videos.
- You can also swim, there are various streams en route to the trek.
Tips for visiting
- Do not drink during trekking, you might get injured or feel giddy.
- Try not to run on hills as it is risky, watch your step.
- If you do not know the directions to the waterfall then you should take a guide.
- Do not litter the beautiful surroundings and do not cause harm to the nature around you.
Best time to visit
The best time to visit the Jogini waterfall Manali would be from March to June. You will not be facing extreme snow or rain during these months.
Nearby Atractions
- Hadimba Devi Temple
- Manali Bazaar
- Old Manali snow point
- Old Manali Bridge
Nearby market/ shopping places
- Old Manali Market: The colorful streets of this market are its unique identity. Here you can buy accessories, t-shirts, and stylish woolen clothes with other items.
- Himachal Emporium: This place offers you some of the best artistic handicraft products. They have a variety of warm shawls and pashminas to sell at a very good price.
- Tibetan Market: During your visit to this market, you will get to know more about Tibetan culture and tradition. The market has a wide range of jewelry, decorative items, and clothes.
Nearby Hotels
- Mountain Top Hotel In Manali
- Hotel Meadows, Manali
- Spring House Manali
- Medallion Bistro & Stay
Interesting Facts About Jogini Waterfall
This waterfall is a sacred place for the locals, as it is a Shakti Peeth.
The thrilling trek from Vashisht Temple, through orchards and pine trees, to the beautiful Jogini Waterfalls cascading from a height of 160ft makes it a popular tourist spot.
There is a silent zone or meditation zone near the waterfall.
