Patna Water Falls: The Joy of Water

   Patna Water Falls is a beautiful waterfall with limestone rock caves. Situated in Rishikesh of Uttarakhand, this beautiful waterfall is the ideal picnic spot of the area. 

  Surrounded by waterfalls, mountains and vegetation, this area is quiet and picturesque. The environment is such that the lungs should have feathers. 

  Patna Water falls here is a long series. Experts believe that the name of water falls is based on the village. Near the water falls, Neelkanth is a temple of Mahadev. So there is a place of reverence, faith and trust too. 

  There are also ancient caves of limestone near water falls. These ancient caves are made only after the beauty of the caves. These caves are especially famous. The best time to visit Patna Water Falls is Monsoon Season. Due to the flow of waterfalls is highly dynamic. Hence, real enjoyment of waterfalls can only be taken.


   All necessary resources are available for Patna Water Falls travel. The nearest airport is Jolly Grant Airport. The nearest railway station is Rishikesh. The distance of Patna Water Falls from Rishikesh Railway Station is about 13 kilometers. Tourists can also travel by road.
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