Bhagsu Temple Swimming Pool

Go swimming in Bhagsu's very own swimming pool. Especially with hot weather a great relief from the all so touristy other things to do in this region. The water is the same as from the waterfall, and constantly flowing fresh through the pool.

Address: Bhagsu
Price: Free

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