🌧️ Introduction: The Land Where Water Dances
Meghalaya, meaning “Abode of Clouds,” is nature’s masterpiece. With rolling green hills, misty cliffs, and countless waterfalls plunging through ancient forests, it’s truly a paradise for nature lovers.
From the world-famous Nohkalikai Falls to the hidden gems like Wah Rashi Kynshi, every waterfall in Meghalaya tells a story of untouched beauty.
Whether you’re a thrill-seeker or a peace lover, FlyTribo brings you the ultimate guide to the best waterfalls in Meghalaya — where the sound of falling water becomes music to your soul.
💦 1. Nohkalikai Falls, Cherrapunji — The Icon of Meghalaya
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Height: ~1,115 feet (tallest plunge waterfall in India)
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Why Visit: Turquoise plunge pool, dramatic cliffs, and breathtaking views.
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Best Time: September to April
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FlyTribo Tip: Visit early morning to witness rainbow reflections in the mist.
🌈 2. Krang Suri Falls, Jowai — The Emerald Gem
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Location: West Jaintia Hills
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Highlights: Crystal-clear blue waters, perfect for photography and short swims.
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Experience: You can walk behind the waterfall curtain — a surreal experience!
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FlyTribo Tip: Combine with Phe Phe Falls on a Jowai–Shnongpdeng route.
🪶 3. Wei Sawdong Falls, Sohra — Meghalaya’s Hidden Three-Tier Beauty
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Trail Type: Short but steep trek (~30 mins)
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Why Visit: Instagram-famous for its layered turquoise pools.
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Best For: Adventurous travelers and photographers.
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FlyTribo Tip: Carry grip shoes and water — the descent can be slippery.
🌿 4. Phe Phe Falls, Jowai — The Twin Wonder
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Attraction: Two massive tiers of water cascading into deep green pools.
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Vibe: Offbeat, serene, surrounded by rice terraces.
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FlyTribo Tip: Visit during October–March for the best visibility.
🏞️ 5. Rainbow Falls, Nongriat — Magic After the Trek
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Trek: 3–4 hours from Tyrna village (via Double Decker Root Bridge).
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Why Visit: The water turns turquoise under sunlight, often creating rainbows.
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FlyTribo Tip: Stay overnight in Nongriat village to experience the calm jungle nights.
💧 6. Langshiang Falls, West Khasi Hills — The Mighty One
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Height: ~337 meters (one of India’s highest)
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Location: Near Sangriang village
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Why Visit: Lesser-known but majestic, seen best after monsoon.
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FlyTribo Tip: Pair with Nongkhnum Island for a complete offbeat adventure.
🌊 7. Wah Rashi Kynshi Falls, Mairang — Meghalaya’s Offbeat Charm
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Why Visit: Untouched, remote, and rarely crowded.
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Experience: You can camp near the fall and enjoy stunning sunsets.
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FlyTribo Tip: Ideal for drone photography and nature camping lovers.
🚗 How to Reach Meghalaya’s Waterfalls
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Nearest Airport: Shillong (Umroi) or Guwahati (Lokpriya Gopinath Bordoloi International Airport)
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From Guwahati: 2–3 hrs drive to Shillong → then explore Sohra, Jowai & West Khasi Hills.
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Best Travel Option: Private cab or FlyTribo’s curated Meghalaya tour packages.
☀️ Best Time to Visit Waterfalls in Meghalaya
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Monsoon (June–Sept): Maximum water flow but limited accessibility.
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Post-Monsoon (Oct–Apr): Ideal weather, clearer skies, and perfect for sightseeing.
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Whether you’re traveling solo, as a couple, or with friends, our experts plan your trip end-to-end for the perfect Northeast adventure.
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