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The waterfall itself is not very impressive outside of the monsoon season. However, the journey there through magnificent scenery and traditional villages is fantastic!

Dharamshala is the center of Buddhism and the exile of the 14th Tibetan Dalai Lama since 1959. His Holiness is also home to a large community of Tibetan refugees. This area lies on the border of the Himalayas and translates to "refuge". It is home to the Kangra Art Museum, which houses miniature paintings from the Kangra school, examples of local embroidery and traditional costumes, and photos of Kangra devastated by the 1905 earthquake.

A short walk takes you from the center of Dharmasala to the waterfalls.

Mountain river in the monsoon season. Riverbed dried out during the dry season. Even in the dry season until the end of February there are still a few water sources. Water quality is fairly good. The descent towards Artist Village is only for experienced mountaineers and should not be undertaken in the midday heat

Best to wear good footwear. Easy to find the way. You can swim at the waterfall, there are multiple spots. You can come with a tuktuk or taxi to the starting point, or just walk. You walk the same path back. Some cafés are on the way.

Neer Garh Waterfall is a very beautiful waterfall with some natural pools. Dont forget your swimming clothes. There is a small entrance fee (50 Rupees for foreigners) and in the way are a lot of small tea and snack stolls.

Don’t miss this one. Super remote but incredible landscape. You will be alone and not many not locals have been here in modern history.

There are two beautiful waterfall. One at the beginning of the climb and the other is at the top. You should visit the temple as well.