Welcome to Panchpula, a super cool spot in Dalhousie, Himachal Pradesh! 'Panch' means five, and 'Pula' means bridge. Legend says it's where five streams meet. Back then, it was also known as 'Five Bridges'. It's famous because Sardar Ajit Singh, a freedom fighter, breathed his last here. Come explore the refreshing waterfalls and remember a hero!
Enjoy The Waterfall
Have A Picnic
Nature Walk
Visit Sardar-Ajit-Singh-Memorial
March-June
All-Day
₹500 per person
Panchpula derives its name from the five small streams that merge to form a waterfall. Historically, this water source was vital for Dalhousie, and the area held strategic importance during British rule. The memorial dedicated to Sardar Ajit Singh adds a historical significance to the place, highlighting its connection to India's struggle for independence. While the natural beauty has always been a draw, the development of the area as a picnic spot and tourist destination occurred primarily during the latter half of the 20th century as Dalhousie gained popularity as a hill station.