Shillong’s Seven Sisters Waterfall Is A Treat For Tourists

As per the latest Shillong live news reports, the Seven Sisters Waterfall Shillong, has become a major favourite for tourists frequenting the area. There are several Shillong people who testify to the growing popularity of this waterfall amongst those visiting the State for leisure and tourism. This waterfall is one of the most famous waterfalls in all of Meghalaya. The State already has a plethora of waterfalls such as the Elephant Falls, Crinoline Falls, Spread Eagle Falls and Sweet Falls among several others. However, there is a special charm inherent in the Seven Sisters Waterfall which gives visitors the chance to clearly discern 7 distinct falls located adjacent to each other, cascading over the pristine cliff, thereby offering an amazing insight into the wonders of nature.

This 7-segmented waterfall also overlooks Bangladesh on one side. According to the Shillong news bulletins, the Seven Sisters Waterfall flows majorly in the monsoon. The best time to visit would be anywhere between July and September for tourists. This waterfall is situated at Cherrapunji, which is the world’s wettest zone. The waterfall draws tourists both from other parts of India and even from across the globe. The entire area is peaceful, green laced and calming. Shillong offers easy access to Cherrapunji which is only 2 hours away by car.

It is easy to reach if one ventures out in the morning and can be a nice day trip of sorts. Cherrapunji also has several other attractions like the Mawsmai Caves and the Nohkalikai Falls among others. These are must-visit attractions in Cherrapunji along with the root bridges which are amazingly created bridges from tree roots. The Seven Sisters Waterfall is also called by two other names, namely the Mawsmai Falls or the Nohsngithiang Falls. This located approximately 1 kilometres southwards from the East Khasi Hills’ Mawsmai Village. The water drops from 315 metres or 1033 ft approximately with 70 metres or 230 ft being the approximate width. This makes it one of the country’s tallest waterfalls. The falls go over the Khasi Hills’ lovely limestone cliffs during the monsoons. They are sun-laced and the lovely colors will be a treat for your senses indeed!

There are many waterfalls present in Sohra as well and these include the Dain Thlen Falls and Nohkalikai Falls. The Garo Hills and Jaintia Hills regions also have several waterfalls including the Pelga Falls which are located near Tura and the Tyrchi Falls which can be viewed while going to Jowai.