Mohini Waterfall, also known as Thadokhola Jharana, is a stunning and accessible destination near Kathmandu—perfect for a refreshing day trip or weekend escape.
Here’s everything you need to know to plan your trip:
Location & Accessibility
Where: IndraSarobar, Markhu region, Kulekhani, Nepal
Distance:~50 km from Kathmandu, ~60 km from Hetauda
Route: Drive via Pharping and Kulekhani; the roads are scenic but can be narrow, so cautious driving is advised.
What to Expect
Natural Beauty: Surrounded by lush hills, Mohini Waterfall offers breathtaking views and a serene atmosphere.
Swimming Spot: There’s a natural pool at the base of the waterfall—ideal for a refreshing dip.
Flora & Fauna: The area is rich in biodiversity, making it great for nature lovers and photographers.
Activities
Hiking: Short trails around the waterfall and nearby hills.
Picnicking: Plenty of open space for family or group picnics.
Photography: The waterfall and surrounding landscapes are incredibly photogenic.
Tips for Visitors
Best Time to Visit: Post-monsoon (September–November) for full water flow and clear skies.
What to Bring: Comfortable shoes, swimwear, snacks, water, and a camera.
Local Eats: You can find small eateries in Markhu or bring your own food for a picnic.
Travel Suggestions
Private Vehicle: Most convenient option; allows flexibility.
Public Transport: Buses to Pharping or Kulekhani, then local transport or walking.
Group Trip: Ideal for youth groups or community outings—easy to organize and highly rewarding.
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