Aharbal Waterfall, also known as the “Niagara of Kashmir,”. It is located in the picturesque district of Kulgam in south Kashmir. The word “Aharbal” translates to “a river of snakes,” a name that hints at the mystical allure of this place. It is said that the waterfall got its name due to the serpentine shape of the stream as it descends from the mountains. Aharbal Waterfall is formed from the Veshaw River which falls from 25 meters down to a narrow rock of granite boulders. River Veshaw is a tributary of River Jhelum. After the drop, the river continues through the valley.
The waterfall cascades down a rugged rock face, creating a mesmerizing sight and a soothing sound. Surrounded by lush greenery. Aharbal Waterfalls in Kashmir is a place where nature seems to have painted its most magnificent canvas.
Water falls from a height of 25 meters and plunges into a pool below, sending up a fine mist that adds to the magical ambiance of the place. Visitors can feel the cool spray on their faces as they stand in awe of this natural wonder. This waterfall gives a jaw-dropping glimpse.