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Introduction

Rishikesh has been known as the famous pilgrimage and tourist place in India, where people worldwide visit for its scenic beauty of the sterile Ganges and the Himalayas.

The destination has one of the famous attractions: Riverside camp in Rishikesh, which circulates the enthusiastic waterfalls. This place has been heard several times in the Ramayana epic, where Lord Rama visited in ancient times.

Mainly during the mild seasons, it becomes packed with thousands of visitors and people from outside India. In recent years, the famous festival of Holi is also getting popular in Rishikesh.

5 Waterfalls which is a Must Visit in Rishikesh

Neer Garh Waterfall

This is the most visited waterfall in Riverside camp in Rishikesh tourists can experience the natural charm of butterflies and dense forests. The best time to see here is after the monsoon, from mid-September to November. One can enjoy a dive into the cold-chilled water of the river down the falls and get served with a hot cup of coffee following that. It is located near Lakshman Jhoola and is 12.5 km from Rishikesh. Near the waterfall, there is a small wooden bridge from where tourists can enjoy the force of the waterfall along with the magnificent Himalayas.

Patna Waterfall

This waterfall is near the Patna Village located in Rishikesh, about 12 km from the central city. There is a dense forest surrounding the waterfall, and the water serves as a relaxation spot for the tourist to swim. The limestone cave, which is famous for the temple of Lord Vishnu, is located here where tourists can enjoy a small trek. During the monsoon season, it gets voluminous with gallons of water. If people want to escape from the busy city life, this is the perfect place to be.

Phool Chatti Waterfall

This waterfall has been hidden for many years due to its slippery terrain, which is why it is best to visit here along with a local guide. Despite the dangerous hike of Riverside camp in Rishikesh, it is a fantastic place to admire the natural beauty of nature. It is surrounded by green fauna and flora with butterflies and small birds. There are no entry fees, and it is located near Laxman Jhoola, i.e. 16.5 km from the central city.

Garud Chatti Waterfall

It is one of the most undervalued waterfalls located in Rishikesh between Neel Kanth Mahadev and Garud Temple. This waterfall does not constitute a large area, but the view of water dropping from seven different levels to a pool down adds up to the view.

Himshail WaterFall

One of the most tranquil waterfalls is in Rishikul Yogshala Road, where people practised yoga and meditated in ancient times. There is also reportedly a cave present here where saga Tat Baba prayed regularly.

Conclusion

Fragrances of beautiful flowers and the gaze of fresh air add extra beauty to the trip. The natural beauty of Riverside camp in Rishikesh is incomplete without green flora and foamy waterfalls. The steep steps to the waterfalls take away a tourist's energy, but the view and the natural beauty to admire is worth everything.