Nohsngithiang (Seven Sisters) Falls
Nohsngithiang (Seven Sisters) Falls, Sohra: Address, Nohsngithiang (Seven Sisters) Falls Reviews: 4/5
Nohsngithiang (Seven Sisters) Falls
Nohsngithiang (Seven Sisters) Falls
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“Spell bounding views of the valley”
May 2019
There is a small stream where you can sit down and relax
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savvyuec
Hyderabad, India575 contributions
The 7 sisters do not like each other
Sep 2021 • Friends
The sisters do not like each other as they seldom move together. If you are on a tight schedule and the trip is not during the monsoon you may as well skip this.
Written 17 September 2021
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Sunita Saldanha
197 contributions
Seven waterfalls
Mar 2021 • Friends
6 of the 7 were dry in March and the 7th was just a small stream
Plan trip post monsoon or during to enjoy viewing them together
The valley view is breathtaking
Plan trip post monsoon or during to enjoy viewing them together
The valley view is breathtaking
Written 3 April 2021
This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of TripAdvisor LLC.
Kunal_Bhowmick
Kolkata (Calcutta), India781 contributions
Invisible sisters
Mar 2020 • Couples
Best time to visit this place is during monsoon time...as one will be able to see all the seven falls flowing down together in its full fury...
There is no entry fees...but they would charge you 50 bucks for parking 🅿
There is no entry fees...but they would charge you 50 bucks for parking 🅿
Written 10 October 2020
This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of TripAdvisor LLC.
Arun K
Nagpur District, India2,863 contributions
Mesmerizing Waterfalls !
Oct 2019
The Nohsngithiang Falls, located at a distance of about 4km from Sohra City, is one of the tallest waterfalls in India and a major tourist spot in Sohra.. Since it is situated in the Mawsmai village of the East Khasi Hills District of Meghalaya, it is also known as Mawsmai Falls. The Waterfalls has a height of about 1040 feet, segmented into seven different sections, giving it ” Seven Sister Waterfalls” name.
This waterfall is seasonal and plunges over the limestone covered hills only during the rainy season. Number of visitors at tis spot increases multifold during monsoon.
The scintillating waterfall cannot be entered into but creates a spectacular viewpoint to view the surrounding beauty of Mawsmai. The beauty of the Falls is indescribable during sunset when the rays of the sun fall on it creating a perennial rainbow
This waterfall is seasonal and plunges over the limestone covered hills only during the rainy season. Number of visitors at tis spot increases multifold during monsoon.
The scintillating waterfall cannot be entered into but creates a spectacular viewpoint to view the surrounding beauty of Mawsmai. The beauty of the Falls is indescribable during sunset when the rays of the sun fall on it creating a perennial rainbow
Written 15 April 2020
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Sightseer794537
6 contributions
Only a sick sister
Mar 2020
Not suggested to visit this time. We could only see a single thin sister! Best to visit during monsoon.
Written 10 March 2020
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priteshkulkarni
Pune, India4,595 contributions
Good to Visit till Dec
Feb 2020 • Couples
It is one of the famous waterfall in Sohara. Water flow remains active till Dec and better to visit the place post Monsoon. View of valley is very breathtaking.
Written 10 March 2020
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Dipanwita K
Delhi34 contributions
Secen Sisters falls
Jan 2020
Visit there only in Rainy season, otherwise, the water is so little, that you will not able to find all 7 falls. The area is nice, but not worthy. Though there was no entry fee, but they charged 50/- as parking.
Written 30 January 2020
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Adv.SiddharthVerma
New Delhi, India338 contributions
Jewel of Cherrapunji
Nov 2019
The view point for 7 sister falls offers splendid views. Lots of eating options. Bangladesh territory is also visible from here.
Written 26 January 2020
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gokulak86
Bengaluru, India97 contributions
Not in December
Dec 2019
You can avoid if you are visiting in winter. In a rainy season the falls would have been spectacular. No water at all. Parking is not a problem.
Written 3 January 2020
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ak_chatterji
Kolkata (Calcutta), India78 contributions
The Trickling Group of Water Falls
Oct 2019
More the rains, better the viewing. The vast expanse of openness towards Bangladesh, is inviting. Locals are there to help with binoculars for distant viewing towards Shyllet in Bangladesh. Car parking is no problem. The spot require about 15 minutes to provide comfort stay. Area is safe.
Written 9 December 2019
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Are the view points reachable via road or does it require walking or climbing stairs?
Kartikr r
28 contributions
I wii be travelling to meghalaya on april 12th, will it be worth visiting, will be travelling from shillong to cherrapunji and back,what r the places to visit in april
Arjit Mani Tripathi
New Delhi, India206 contributions
Each month in Meghalaya is worth visiting, with different places to focus every season. Majority of the waterfalls may be scanty but some major ones like Nohkalikai, Dainthlen, etc shall still have decent flow. The 3 km trek to Double Decker root bridge can also be done, followed by 2 km trek to Rainbow falls after night stay at Nongriat village (rainforest).
Dawki river, Krangsuri falls can be covered in a day.
Shirsendu
Kolkata (Calcutta), India1 contribution
I want to do noh-kahlikai waterfalls trek. I want to go from Guwahati directly and want to return on same day. Is that possible? Pls suggest with approximate budget.
HOMPRS
New Delhi, India489 contributions
Hi Amish, you need at least two days for this. Guwahati to noh kali khai itself will take half day if you start around 6am (excluding trekking). Whats the point going so far and not spending the time gazing at one of the most beautiful waterfall. The view is not always clear specially around monsoons when the fall looks amazing. Better have 2 days in hand.
srahas
Kolkata (Calcutta), India2 contributions
Are the skies clear in Cherapunji in Late October?
Gajarajan1947
Kerala, India3,690 contributions
it will be foggy in the afternoon
kiran j
4 contributions
Is it okay to visit cheerapunjee in the month of june
Arti M
Gurugram (Gurgaon), India535 contributions
June is a month of heavy rainfalls. Even if it is not raining and if it being cloudy then you won’t be able to see the valley, view points. If it is sunny then you are on a roll. Check out what the weather says for those days.
Soumya G
7 contributions
I will be visiting cherrapunjee in Feb'18. Can anyone let me know if there will be water in the amazing waterfalls there at that time?
avijitbandyo
Kolkata (Calcutta), India233 contributions
Water definitely will be there but not as much as in rainy season. It's a matter of good luck, if there is some rain during that time which is not very uncommon. Other than the falls, there are many more places to explore, like the cave and the entire ambience of cherrapunjee, so nothing to be disappointed. Happy journey
TravlQ
Bengaluru, India3,775 contributions
What are timings to visit this place? First and last entry?
Ebenezer M
Dehradun, India95 contributions
No timings. It's on the way from Cheerapunjee to Bangladesh Border. So you can just stop on the way and enjoy the scenery. No entry fee but there will be some parking fee. There are local shops which are open from morning till evening.
Indernath
Bareilly, India19 contributions
I want to visit Shillong and cherapunjee one day round trip from guwahati and come back to at 8.00 pm guwahati how can i ?
payal s
75 contributions
Indernath start early morning say 5.30-6 am..U will reach Shillong by 8.30-9 am as it's 90kms from Guwahati so approx 2.5 hrs.. From Shillong ,Cherapunji is another 60 kms so approx 1.5 hours..You acc leave from Shillong, visit Cherapunji n leave the place by 4.30 so u shall reach back Guwahati by 8-8.30 pm the same day..
We are planning to visit kamakhya and shilong.we have 7 days to hang on there.can u please plan accordingly to visit the best places there
Saumyajits
Kolkata (Calcutta), India37 contributions
I suggest you can consider Sreesarka review as she mentioned maximum places near that region.
Also advise you if you reply want to visit living root brige then keep two day in your hand extra, because it cover 3500 step down and up in the hill. Spent one night near Living root bridge because it will tiring for you to climb again 3500 step to come back. It will definitely a memorable trip for you. More Scenic beauty is depend on when you will going to visit those places.
