📍 Location: Near Bari village, Ghanotla area, Hamirpur District, Himachal Pradesh
📅 Season: July–October (monsoon) for full flow; March–June for tranquil visits
A quiet cascade where water sings through stone and solitude, just 1.5 km from Hamirpur Road railway station
🌿 A Cascade in the Pines
Naalu Waterfall is nestled in the Ghanotla forest belt, near VPO Bari, and is known for its multi-tiered flow, especially vibrant during the monsoon. The water tumbles over mossy rocks into shallow pools, surrounded by pine and sal trees, making it ideal for:
- Nature walks and photography
- Picnics and meditation
- Short treks from Bari village or Hamirpur Road station
🌧️ Locals call it “Naalu Jharna,” and it’s often visited by villagers seeking calm or performing seasonal rituals.
🧭 How to Reach
| 🚗 Route Options | 🏡 Stay Suggestions |
|---|---|
| 8 km from Hamirpur town via NH-88 | Guesthouses in Hamirpur or homestays in Bari |
| 1.5 km from Hamirpur Road station | Combine with visits to Nadaun, Sujanpur Tira, or Awah Devi Temple |
| Last stretch: forest trail (~500 m) | Carry water, snacks, and wear trekking shoes |
✨ Why It Belongs in Your Guide
Naalu Waterfall reflects:
- Hamirpur’s natural charm beyond temples and forts
- A peaceful retreat for locals and explorers alike
- A potential eco-tourism spot with minimal footprint
It’s not just a waterfall—it’s a forest sigh turned into song, waiting to be heard.
