Reasi
Waterfall flowing from the hills beside Siarh Baba—a scenic stop on the Chenab near Reasi.
Natural waterfall at Siarh Baba, where hill streams meet the riverside shrine above the Chenab.
The Siarh Baba temple complex framed by falling water from the surrounding Reasi hills.
Visitors at Siarh Baba—a locally revered shrine on the Chenab banks about 6 km from Reasi.
Hill stream and waterfall beside Siarh Baba temple, a quiet pilgrimage site in Reasi district.
Mist and spray from the waterfall that runs beside the Siarh Baba temple near the Chenab.
Forested slopes above Siarh Baba—the shrine sits where hill water meets the Chenab River.
Approach to Siarh Baba temple along the waterfall-fed path above the Chenab ghat.
Chenab River scenery near Siarh Baba—Reasi town lies about 6 km from this riverside shrine.
Facade of Siarh Baba temple with the hillside waterfall that draws visitors year-round.
Panoramic view of Siarh Baba—temple, waterfall, and Chenab valley near Reasi town.
Siarh Baba shrine beside a natural waterfall—the Chenab-bank temple about 6 km from Reasi town.
Parking and approach area at Siarh Baba, the Chenab-bank shrine east of Reasi town.
Families visiting Siarh Baba—a peaceful Chenab-side temple with a natural waterfall.
Ghat area at Siarh Baba overlooking the Chenab, about 6 km from Reasi at 466 m elevation.
Stone steps leading past the waterfall toward Siarh Baba temple above the Chenab.
Courtyard at Siarh Baba with views of the hillside waterfall and Chenab beyond.
Rock pool fed by the waterfall beside Siarh Baba—a scenic feature of this Reasi shrine.
Chenab valley view from the Siarh Baba hills—Reasi was historically known as Bhimgarh.
Channelled hill water falling beside Siarh Baba shrine on the Reasi–Chenab corridor.
Entrance to Siarh Baba temple on the Chenab banks, a local pilgrimage site near Reasi town.
Lush hillside greenery framing the waterfall at Siarh Baba shrine in Reasi district.
Footpath to Siarh Baba along the Chenab—about 6 km from Reasi town in Jammu region.
Siarh Baba waterfall in fuller flow—hill water cascading beside the Chenab-bank temple.
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