Cherrapunji, also known as Sohra, is a stunning hill station in Meghalaya famous for being one of the
wettest places on Earth. This natural paradise is known for its breathtaking waterfalls, living root
bridges, and deep valleys that create a landscape unlike any other in India.
Famous Waterfalls:
Nohkalikai Falls: India's tallest plunge waterfall with a drop of 1,115 feet
Seven Sisters Falls: A seven-segmented waterfall also known as Nohsngithiang Falls
Dainthlen Falls: A majestic waterfall with a fascinating local legend
Kynrem Falls: A three-tiered waterfall with a total height of 1,000 feet
Natural Wonders:
Living Root Bridges: Natural bridges grown from the roots of rubber trees
Mawsmai Cave: A limestone cave with fascinating formations
Eco Park: A beautiful garden offering panoramic views of the plains of Bangladesh
Nohwet Viewpoint: Offering stunning views of the surrounding valleys
Best Time to Visit:
The best time to visit Cherrapunji is from November to May when the weather is pleasant and rainfall is
minimal. If you want to see the waterfalls in their full glory, visit during or just after the monsoon
season (June to September). However, be prepared for heavy rainfall and potential landslides during this
period.
Cherrapunji Itinerary – 2 Days & 1 Night
Day 1: Waterfalls and Caves
Drive from Shillong to Cherrapunji (approximately 2 hours)
Visit the magnificent Nohkalikai Falls
Explore Mawsmai Cave and its limestone formations
Enjoy the view from Eco Park overlooking Bangladesh plains
Overnight stay in Cherrapunji
Day 2: Living Root Bridges
and More Waterfalls
Early morning trek to Single Root Bridge at Nongriat village
Visit Seven Sisters Falls (Nohsngithiang Falls)
Explore Dainthlen Falls and learn about the local legend
