Kempty Falls

Kempty Falls is one of the most famous and oldest tourist spots near Mussoorie. It is a considerable fall where the streams twist and turn before hitting the bottom. Kempty Falls, 15 km from Mussoorie and built by a British man more than 150 years ago, is the most exciting place for a walk or a day trip nearby.

Well-known for its clear water streams. A British officer built Kempty Fall so people could have tea parties there. The Falls, 4500 feet high and ringed by Mussoorie valleys, quickly became popular for a day trip or a picnic. For tourists coming to Mussoorie and Dehrdaun, it has become a must-see places to visit in Mussoorie. 

Tourists enjoy bathing under the Kempty Waterfalls to chill off. Those who like to boat can also use the artificial pond close by. There are a lot of shops that sell food and other things to eat. 

What is unique about Kempty Falls?

It is about 13 km from Mussoorie to the Kempty Falls, 4,500 feet high. It is one of the most popular places for locals and tourists to enjoy the calm and relaxing waterholes and do things like camping, swimming, and angling.

Is bathing allowed in Kempty Falls?

The Falls are unique because of their white, milky flow. The pond and waterfall meet, and you can swim in the pond below the waterfall. The place is worth exploring and having fun. It must be in your Mussoorie tour package.

Which river is in Kempty Falls?

Kempty Falls Mussoorie is a geological category 10 km away from Mussoorie, Uttarakhand and meets the Yamuna River.

The best time to visit 

It's best in the fall during the summer (June to October). A bath in the lake is excellent to cool off and have fun in the summer. You can visit this spot any time of the year, but the water gets too cold for swimming in the winter.