Siar Baba Waterfall

Siar Baba is a waterfall in Jammu and Kashmir that plunges roughly 30 meters down dark rocky faces, sending white spray across the mountainside. The basin and surrounding slopes hold dense vegetation typical of Himalayan foothills.

The waterfall became known as a pilgrimage destination where visitors sought both spiritual and natural experiences. A tragic incident in 2018 involving a falling boulder shifted how people approach safety in the area.

The site holds meaning for pilgrims who visit the nearby temple and bathe in the water as part of their spiritual practices. The natural setting serves as an extension of the sacred space, blending landscape and devotion.

The site is accessed via National Highway 144 from Reasi town, and road conditions can vary seasonally. Visitors should check local weather and avoid visiting during heavy rain when mountain streams swell and rocks can become unstable.

The water flow transforms dramatically between seasons, with monsoon rains creating powerful torrents that look nothing like the trickle seen in drier months. This variation means the same waterfall offers completely different impressions depending on when you visit.

Location: Reasi district

GPS coordinates: 33.14000,74.55000

Latest update: December 12, 2025 07:59