Noorabad Waterfall

Road towards the waterfall is under construction. Keep essentials as no shops around View 10/10 Not crowded BBQ spot is also available just near the waterfall

Its a good place for a boys get together. We enjoyed the place so much that we barely remembered to take pics even those who stop you from eating ypur food to take pics. They have a specific place to make fires because of the danger of forest fires. This spot of just 15 steps from the waterfall. If that space is taken you can use the covered places for BBQ and cooking, although they are a bit back you can still clearly see the waterfall. I would not recommend this place for families, though they did visit and used the covered areas. There was space for upto 10 cars to park easily, after that it blocks the road. There is also a steep slope between the road and the falls so be careful of how many things you will bring. I would say to leave atleast 20 mins before it Maghrib prayers. The road is wide enough for 2 cars side by side but it does not have any lights nor are there any precautions on sharp turns. Lastly there are shops nearby further up the road(~1.5 KM or less) from where you can get drinks, vegetables and roti(No Naans), so if such things are required or more it is recommended to bring it beforehand. Overall it is a clean place and I would definitely recommend

Very beautiful waterfall. Clean water. Scenic drive. Carpet road. Great experience. I'd recommend taking a life jacket with you for swimming.

This place truly feels like heaven on earth. Note: Best time to visit is between mid-July and October, as it usually stays dry from February until mid-July. Do take extra care if you’re visiting during the monsoon season.

Noorabad Waterfall is a hidden gem just a few hours from Islamabad, offering breathtaking natural beauty, cool breezes, and a peaceful atmosphere that makes the trip totally worth it. The waterfall itself is stunning, surrounded by lush greenery and set in a quiet valley, but do note that the small bridge leading to it is currently broken so you'll need to wade through shallow water to reach the base, which adds a bit of fun adventure to the experience. The roads from Islamabad are newly paved and in excellent condition, making the drive smooth and enjoyable; however, avoid following Google Maps through Kahuta, as it takes you on narrow, risky roads and instead you should stick to the main highway route for a safer and faster journey.