
Sohra - Waterfall Country
Nohkalikai, Seven Sisters, Wei Sawdong and the limestone caves - the Scotland of the East.
- Duration
- 1-2 days
- State
- Meghalaya
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- ₹6,500 /person
- per person · 1 night · stay, waterfalls circuit & caves. Indicative - we quote on your dates.
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Sohra - still widely called Cherrapunji - sits on a plateau that falls away into Bangladesh, which is why the waterfalls here are so absurdly tall. Nohkalikai is India's tallest plunge fall; Seven Sisters spreads across the cliff face; Wei Sawdong drops into three turquoise tiers down a steep and slippery staircase.
Add Mawsmai's limestone caves and Arwah for something less trafficked. Best in the shoulder months - in deep monsoon the falls are at their most spectacular and the views frequently at their least.
What's in it
- 01Nohkalikai - India's tallest plunge waterfall
- 02Seven Sisters and Wei Sawdong
- 03Mawsmai and Arwah limestone caves
- 04Views over the Bangladesh plains
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Living Root Bridges - Nongriat
The double-decker root bridge at Nongriat - grown, not built, and now on its way to UNESCO.

02 - Full day
The David Scott Trail
16 km of old colonial bridle path across Khasi hill country - the region's best day walk.

03 - Half day
Mawsynram - The Wettest Place on Earth
The village that out-rains Cherrapunji, and the cave with a stalagmite shaped like a Shiva linga.
