It is a beautiful waterfall, and a great view. You cannot get to the waterfall itself, but can only view it from a distance. The water plunges from a height and it is a treat to watch the slow motion of the water as it reaches the ground and forms a small pond before trickling off further down. We also gorged on some succulent pineapples sold close-by in slices, and couldnt get enough of it. (Note : Our hotel too mentioned that the pineapples in this region are sweeter than the variety available in Shillong - so, dont miss this!!). Overall, a very pleasant experience definitely recommended, even if the time spent here cant be more than 45 mins.

Nohkalikai Waterfalls is around 5 km from Sohra City and is the fourth highest waterfall in the world. The snow like foam created by water falling from a height of around 1,100 ft is a great attraction of Sohra. The drive to Nohkalikai Falls is through an elevated table-land that leads to small hill and then you have to hike a short distance to a viewpoint from where you can have the enchanting views of the beautiful Nohkalikai waterfall plunging down into an ultramarine pool….. many hundred feet below. The ideal time to visit Nohkalikai is during the monsoon, when the falls are at its most spectacular. A viewing gallery is constructed for visitor to savour the beauty of the place. There are stairs, which take tourist down to various other viewing points, but trekking is bit strenuous.

The falls were close from caves and our hotel . It had rained just a day before our visit and that made the place more beautiful . The view of falls was excellent however we wished we could plan for a trek to the bottom of the falls. But for this more time is needed and team has to be more fit. The small steps we took from the view point was risky and needs urgent repairs . Views from this place are much better than the normal points and would recommend better instructions to assist tourists . Enjoyed pineapples after our long stay which is locally grown in Meghalaya .