Umbrella Waterfall

A waterfall in a narrow, fern-hung rock gorge in the Sajikot area of Abbottabad district, 27 km from Havelian.

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Umbrella Waterfall lies in the Sajikot area of Abbottabad district, about 27 km from Havelian, and has become a popular outing only in recent years. The stream drops through a deep, narrow gorge whose dark rock walls are hung with ferns and moss, and runs out over boulders below. The better-known Sajikot Waterfall is about 2 km away, so the two are easily seen in a single trip.

Why go

✦A waterfall in a deep, narrow rock gorge
✦Rock walls hung with ferns and moss
✦About 2 km from Sajikot Waterfall

How to Reach

About 27 km from Havelian by road to the Sajikot area, then on foot along the stream into the gorge.

Responsible Travel

Use Leave No Trace principles, carry out all rubbish, avoid disturbing wildlife and livestock, and respect private/community land.

Planning tip

Best Time to Visit, The falls run fullest in the monsoon, July to September, and after spring rain; April–June and October are pleasant for the walk. The rocks are slippery, so wear shoes with a good grip and stay back from the pools after heavy rain.

Getting there, About 27 km from Havelian by road to the Sajikot area, then on foot along the stream into the gorge.

Allow, Two to three hours, or half a day with Sajikot Waterfall.