Nohkalikai Viewpoint

 

Nohkalikai Viewpoint is one of the most iconic and scenic spots in Meghalaya, India, offering a stunning view of the majestic Nohkalikai Falls—the tallest plunge waterfall in India, with a height of approximately 340 meters (1,115 feet).

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 What to Expect at Nohkalikai Viewpoint:

 The View

• The waterfall plunges from a forested cliff into a turquoise pool below.

• The surrounding landscape is covered in lush greenery and rolling hills, especially vibrant during and after the monsoon season.

• On clear days, the contrast between the white water and green hills is breathtaking.

Location

• Near Cherrapunji (Sohra) in East Khasi Hills, Meghalaya.

• Easily accessible by car or bike from Cherrapunji town (about 5 km away).

Best Time to Visit

• Monsoon (June to September): The waterfall is at full force.

• Winter (November to February): Great weather and visibility, but less water flow.

• Morning hours offer the best light for photography.

Tips for Visitors

• Entry requires a small fee (for the viewpoint area).

• Local stalls nearby sell souvenirs, handlooms, and snacks.

• Drone flying is generally restricted unless you have special permission.

• Avoid visiting during heavy fog—visibility drops drastically.

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Nearby Attractions

• Mawsmai Cave – A natural limestone cave.

• Seven Sisters Falls – Another spectacular waterfall.

• Eco Park – Offers panoramic views and walking trails.

• Dainthlen Falls – Close to Nohkalikai, with picnic spots.
  
  

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