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Aharbal Waterfall Has Retreated 538 Metres: The Geological Warning Behind Kashmir’s Famous Tourist Landmark

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Kashmir's Aharbal Waterfall Is Retreating: Scientists Identify Potential Landslide and Flood Hazards

Beyond Tourism: Why Aharbal Waterfall’s Geological Study Should Concern Kashmir’s Planners By: News Desk | 09 November 2026 Kulgam: The spectacular waterfall at Aharbal has been changing its position for thousands of years. What appears to visitors as a permanent natural landmark is, in reality, part of a constantly evolving geological landscape. A scientific study has now put a remarkable figure to that transformation: Aharbal Waterfall has retreated approximately 538 metres upstream over an estimated period of 57,000 years. The finding is fascinating in itself. But the more important message…

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Aharbal – Kashmir’s own Niagara Falls

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About 70 kilometres distance from summer capital Srinagar, Aharbal waterfall comes under the jurisdiction of south Kashmir district Kulgam. This hill station in the south-western part of the valley has a mesmerizing beauty, having the potential to lure the visitor’s attention. The spot is suitable for trekking, vlogging, photography, fishing and expeditions as well. Those fond of fishing often visit this place on Sunday’s to enjoy the fish catching. Like other tourist destinations of Kashmir, Aharbal possesses the mesmerizing look of meadows, pine and fir tree forests, the abutting snow-clad…

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