This waterfall, also called Sulphur Springs, rushes over limestone stalactites, resulting in sulphur-rich water. The water here is sulphur-rich and feels chilly and invigorating, but it is thought to have great medical benefits. The water here has a somewhat cooler temperature than the area around it. Many tourists from distant locations are drawn to it by its scenic charm. On a pleasant ropeway trip, one may also take in a breathtaking view of the mountains.
With abundant Himalayan greenery, the area is widely known for its quiet and tranquilly. The water falls here by about 9 metres. The sedimentary deposit of lime and sulphur in this area has resulted in a variety of brownish-orange components that can be seen in the nearby caves.
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