Rudradhari Falls & Caves
Rudradhari Falls & Caves
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bearcat98
pune71 contributions
May 2022
The way to the temple is though a forest trek and it takes 40 -45 mins though leisurely walk to reach there. For senior citizens and very small children it will be difficult since the path has ups and downs and is slippery so would not recommend it. The beauty of temple is the path to it. The temple itself is small and during non-rainy season the waterfall is just a very small stream and not much of a fall so do not expect much once you reach there
Written 20 May 2022
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neerameenu
Meerut, India54 contributions
Jun 2021 • Couples
A 2 km. easy/ moderate trek thru pine trees, streams and jungle is very enjoyable for nature lovers. We loved sitting by the streams on the way.We also carried a pair of change and towel to enjoy the waterfall. Water was clear and cold but not chilling. Standing under the waterfall and splashing water was fun. I wish there was proper changing room for ladies.
The temple is small but very neat and clean.
We hired a guide for rs.300/-to carry our picnic bags . On our way back we cooked our food there on a vast ground by the stream surrounded by pine trees .
Local food, tea and maggi is available at the base. Rate are reasonable.
The temple is small but very neat and clean.
We hired a guide for rs.300/-to carry our picnic bags . On our way back we cooked our food there on a vast ground by the stream surrounded by pine trees .
Local food, tea and maggi is available at the base. Rate are reasonable.
Written 25 July 2021
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trilochansaini
Riyadh Province, Saudi Arabia764 contributions
Dec 2021
The falls initiate way uphill. The place around the falls is dirtied by the visitors by throwing bottles around. Though authorities have kept various canisters for throwing dirt, people have to maintain self discipline
Written 23 January 2022
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Parag G
Gurugram (Gurgaon), India29 contributions
May 2022
The trek ~1.5 km to falls is good for young folks, but definitely not for one going with small kids if you have to carry them. Though falls are a bit disappointing, flow is not that good as shown generally in pictures. JFYI, there is no mobile network there.
Written 1 June 2022
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Sandy_JSR
Jamshedpur, India2,334 contributions
Jun 2022
Visited in June’22, the way to the falls is through a forest trek with beautiful views of pine trees, small streams, birds call etc., it took around 45-50 minutes leisurely walk and with small breaks in between. However, the pathway has ups and downs, rocky surface, at places slippery and stairs, hence may be difficult for Sr. Citizen and Kids. During our visit, the waterfall had very narrow stream of water, spotted couple of people taking bath in the waterfalls. We hired a local guide @ Rs. 300, which was helpful during the trek. Couple of small shops that selling basic snacks and cold drinks are available at the starting point. Overall, while the trek was tiring but enjoyable. However waterfalls was a bit disappointing. While a visit of temple and falls through jungle trek is recommended, but visit only for falls may be bit stretched.
Written 22 November 2022
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KAPILMAHESHWARI
Gurugram (Gurgaon), India9 contributions
Feb 2015 • Family
Amazing!1.5 Km long trek on side. Plenty of ups & down in that. Good for fun loving as you'll enjoy the track, not advisable for personal having breathing/heart issues. It proves the saying "The destiny hardly matters if your journey is beautiful." The waterfall is small but after the challenging trek, you'll definitely love the small accomplishment. A local guy is needed as they only can take you their. They'll demand high but can agree on Rs.100-125 only.
Written 26 February 2015
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vacation2508
Bengaluru, India10 contributions
Dec 2014 • Family
A wonderful trek route to the Rudradhari falls & Temple . It is a 3 Km trek crossing river Kosi at various points . Lots of Medicinal Plants on the way
Written 2 January 2015
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Wanderers_AP
Mumbai, India275 contributions
Apr 2015 • Family
There are not many options of sight seeing in Kausani. Kausani is more of a leisure place and can be explored in a day. Since I went last week, water in the river and waterfalls have drained out. I believe Kausani is much more scenic in Oct-Nov when the rivers are flowing full.
Coming to the Rudradhari fall & caves, I feel its the only place to visit in Kausani. Since the temple is located deep, one needs to hire a guide from the entry point which are normally available for Rs.150. The trek is a nice refreshing trip especially once you visit the temple. There is a small waterfall near the temple. It will normally takes around 120-150 mins to explore this place.
Tips - Heritage resort is the best option for stay and offers scenic view of the himalayas.
Coming to the Rudradhari fall & caves, I feel its the only place to visit in Kausani. Since the temple is located deep, one needs to hire a guide from the entry point which are normally available for Rs.150. The trek is a nice refreshing trip especially once you visit the temple. There is a small waterfall near the temple. It will normally takes around 120-150 mins to explore this place.
Tips - Heritage resort is the best option for stay and offers scenic view of the himalayas.
Written 7 April 2015
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Santanu C
Kolkata (Calcutta), India159 contributions
Oct 2017 • Friends
Rudradhari Waterfall and Cave has a trek route of 2 KM inside thickly infested forest with hilly path and over the water stream of Rudradhari waterfall which is 10km away from Kausani. There is a small but beautiful temple inside the cave which is supposedly 2000 years old. This place is also known as meditation place of Kaushik Muni. I felt extreme peace after reaching the temple and waterfall.
There is another place to visit called Pinnath temple. Pinnath temple is situated at the hill top of 2750m height (approx 9000ft) and can be started its 5KM trekking from the starting point of Rudradhari Waterfall trek. This sacred HINDU shrine is dedicated to Bhairon and worshiped by the locals. Apart from the temple, scenic beauty of Pinnath Top is also spectacular.
There is another place to visit called Pinnath temple. Pinnath temple is situated at the hill top of 2750m height (approx 9000ft) and can be started its 5KM trekking from the starting point of Rudradhari Waterfall trek. This sacred HINDU shrine is dedicated to Bhairon and worshiped by the locals. Apart from the temple, scenic beauty of Pinnath Top is also spectacular.
Written 1 December 2017
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Dhanya
Bangalore District, India19 contributions
Oct 2018 • Solo
It's a easy-moderate trek of about 2 KM's one way through the forests. Simple, nice folks from the village act as guides and it's better to take them since the routes could get very confusing since there is no laid out path through the trek. The waterfalls and the adjoining temple is a lovely, quiet place. We spent an hour sitting there in silence absorbing the natural beauty of the place. Perhaps the best thing to do in and around kausani
Written 2 October 2018
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Can we go into the water of rudri falls and walk in the water of falls or not ?
Written 5 December 2016
Yes you can but it is a small fall with a pond, also it must be really chilly in this time of year, even in july evening few of our group mates haven't tried because water was too cold.
Written 5 December 2016
Dear,
Kindly suggest me sm Luxury Resort / Tents on the bank of any River in/around Corbet,Nainital, Ranikhet, Munsyari, Almora, Bageshwar, Binsar.
Written 2 March 2016
in binsar tgere is a heritage resort called khali estate within the sanctuary. it was once owned by Ms. Vihayalaxmi pandit who was Nehru's sister. ut is a beautiful quiet place but not on the bank of any river.
Written 6 December 2016
Dear,
Kindly suggest me sm Luxury Resort / Tents on the bank of any River in/around Corbet,Nainital, Ranikhet, Munsyari, Almora, Bageshwar, Binsar.
Written 2 March 2016
Hi
Is it safe to plan with Kids ( 4 year) .
Written 6 June 2015
Yes if it is dry and sunny .but if it is raining I would say no becos it may get risky
Written 10 June 2015
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