An unforgettable tour to not so known Jana Waterfalls

First I like to mention that this is the continuation of my trip diary of my last post. An apology to all of you to mention the second part comes after such a long period of time after the first. This time in Manali,I decided not to go to Manikaran as last time I didn't find it exactly charming. So I planned for a trip in Naggar Castle which already known to me thanks to my homework prior to the tour :-)

But while start the driver told us that sir would you like to try Jana waterfalls as it is yet to be known by too many persons and you would like it. I agreed with this proposal, obviously by spending little bit more money! Earlier I too experienced in beauty of silence and in this time on the way of Jana falls, I realized that sometimes silence has its own sound. In most of the part of the trip, the road is not as well maintained as that of Manali to Rotang but long hilly trees such as Oak, Burch and Deodar

as well as Pine simply add a beautiful road for us to reach Jana. In that way sometimes the flapping of the wings of birds and sometimes barking of the dogs torn the solid silence. Sometimes dripping sound of water that also flowing over the road add a different entity through the whole travel.

At last we reached the place where there re two waterfalls just 100 meters or so far away. I'd tried to reach the cave from where the Jana emanates but unfortunately without having any stick I was scared to reach there. Along with the fact I personally believe that you should have another pair of trouser at least if you need to cross muddy and water clad place. So this time this remains untouched and if ever can make a return here I'll definitely post the photos of the cave!

P.S: Please wait for the Naggar Castle part