SAJLA WATERFALL 

Sajla Waterfall, a hidden gem, now considered as one of the popular tourist attractions is a 2km trek to the fall. The Sajla Waterfall is situated at the left bank of River Beas, belonging to Sajla Village located 10 km away from Manali, Himachal Pradesh. The nearby Vishnu Temple serves as a great start to commence the trek with the blessings of Lord Vishnu. This trek is not much difficult, with clear directions mentioned throughout its trail. The road to the waterfall is surrounded by the cloak and canopies of fine deodar and pine trees. People visiting here also prefer to take a bath in the cold water, go for some swimming around, arrange a picnic or do camping. Apart from visiting the waterfall, one can also get the pleasant sight of nature around, with an amalgamation of peak mountains, birds chirping, cool breeze, huge rocks, and amidst all this the streams of chilled water gushing down causing a mesmerizing view.

What is the best time to visit?

In the summers, from April to June, or in winter from October to February.

How to reach Sajla Waterfall?

Option 1 - Delhi > Karnal > Ambala > Kurali > Rupnagar > Bharatgarh > Kiratpur Sahib > Swarghat > Sundernagar > Mandi > Kullu > Manali > Sajla.

Option 2 - Chandigarh > Bharatgarh > Kiratpur Sahib > Swarghat > Sundernagar > Mandi > Kullu > Manali > Sajla.

Once reaching Manali, rent or hire a vehicle to Sajla Village, and reach the Vishnu Temple located there, as a landmark and begin the trek from the temple to visit Sajla Waterfalls.

How to start the journey to Sajla Waterfall?

Manali>Sajla Village>2 Km trek to Sajla Waterfall.

Once reaching Manali you have to visit the Sajla Village and then the Vishnu Temple, which serves as a landmark too for the trek. From the temple, start a 2km trek to Sajla Waterfall.

Who should visit Sajla Waterfall?

• Age group 6-60yrs
• Trekking/Camping enthusiasts
• Photographers
• Birders
• Nature lovers
• Solo travelers
• People looking for a vacation or a full-day picnic trip

Who should not visit Sajla Waterfall?

• People who can't walk much 
• Kids below the age of 6 and old citizens as this is a 2km trek
• Luxury seekers
• People with respiratory sickness
• Intolerant to cold temperatures 
• Looking for a vibrant nightlife 
• Desiring a party atmosphere for their vacation

What to do at Sajla Waterfall?

• Trekking activities 
• Pre-Wedding Shoot 
• Photography 
• Create Panoramic and Cinematic shots and videos
• Observe Nature 
• Bird watching 
• Picnic / Camping 

What are the places to visit near Sajla Waterfall (2 km)? 

• Vishnu Temple
• Knoi Waterfall 
  

What is the climate there?

The climate can be cold and warm and the temperature ranges from 10°C to 25°C in summers. During the rainy season, you can expect heavy rainfalls resulting in higher water current levels and making the trails slippery. For winters you will experience snow-clad mountains and areas with extreme cold weather.

What kind of mobile network is available?

All kinds of mobile networks are available.

What should I carry with me while visiting?

Make sure to carry your medicines, food, water, essentials, extra pair of clothes, warm clothes, and comfortable shoes. You can also carry your tent if you want to have a camp, picnic mats and foldable chairs to sit alongside the waterfall, and gadgets like drones and DSLRs to capture cinematic shots.

Where to stay?

There are various hotels, guesthouses, and homestays available at nearby Sajla Village and the city of Manali for accommodation.

What to eat at Sajla Waterfall?

There is a local cafe available, aside from the waterfall, where you can eat and enjoy hot delicacies while you visit.

What is the condition of the road to Sajla Waterfall?

The trails are good, and steep in some areas, with proper directions mentioned to reach the Sajla Waterfall.

How much cash should I carry?

You can carry ₹1000-₹1500 per person, which would be sufficient.

What are the problems tourists may face?

• Cold weather temperature 
• Network Issues
• Slippery roads 
• Respiratory sickness
• Rare availability of ATMs and petrol pumps

What are the safety measures to be taken?

• Take an extra pair of clothes
• Carry your medicines
• Wear comfortable shoes
• Essentials should be carried such as towels, sanitizer, tissue paper, etc.
• Keep your gadgets such as phones, earphones, etc; in a safe place
• Carry warm clothes due to the temperature being cooler
• Have cash available as there are no ATMs

What not to do at Sajla Waterfall?

• Don't litter and pollute the area.
• Don't walk too fast or run around the trek route, it can cause injury.
• Don't make any kind of noise pollution through loud noises and music.
• Don't smoke or consume alcohol, as it can affect your breathing while trekking.
  

How many days will be enough for sightseeing?

One day will be enough for sightseeing. To enjoy to the fullest, try to reach as early as possible so you can have an entire day of picnic, while enjoying the hot food at the cafe aside, with the beautiful view of the fall and nature.

What is the best way for sightseeing?

Walking is the best way for sightseeing at Sajla Waterfall. One should get their binoculars if possible to enjoy a more detailed view of mountains, birds, and altogether the nature around.

Which are the nearest Hospitals?

• True Care Hospital 
• Sri Harihar Hospital
• Primary Health Centre Bran
• Manu Diagnostic Centre and Hospital
• Oasis Medical Centre

Which is the nearest police station?

Police Station Manali, Dhungri Village, Manali, Himachal Pradesh.

Who to contact if you are in trouble?

You can contact the nearest police station, or your hotel manager or can even take help from local people.