Umbrella Waterfall, near Poona village in Abbottabad District, has emerged as a genuine favourite among Islamabad area hikers in recent years, named for the distinctive rock formation above it, which spreads water outward in an umbrella like shape before it cascades down.
History
A relatively recent addition to the region's tourist attractions, Umbrella Waterfall has grown in popularity largely through word of mouth and social media over the past several years, despite requiring a demanding hike to reach.
Things to Do Here
Hike the steep 30 to 45 minute trail from Poona village Swim in the clear pools at the base (summer) Combine with nearby Sajikot Waterfall and Mukshpuri Top
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Questions
demanding for a "hidden gem" attraction, a 30 to 45 minute descent with steep, rocky, occasionally rope assisted sections, and a considerably tougher 45 to 60 minute climb back out. Not recommended for young children, elderly visitors, or anyone with mobility concerns.
Yes, Sajikot Waterfall and Mukshpuri Top both sit within reasonable reach, making a fuller day trip possible for visitors with the time and stamina.
Quick Facts
LocationPoona village, Sajikot area, Abbottabad District
Distance~70 to 114km from Islamabad depending on route
Best TimeApril October, dry conditions
DifficultyModerate to challenging, steep, rope assisted sections
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