This waterfall passes through steep rocky formations before merging into the watercourse of the Umiam River. its scenic surroundings, which consist of lush green forests and large rocks.
It referred to as 'Ka Kshaid Lai Pateng Khohsiew' by the local Khasi people. The sides of the waterfall are flanked by lush greenery and that adds to the charm of the place.
Its scenic beauty, gorgeous falls, photographic location, chirping of birds and its wonderful ambience amidst nature attract huge number of tourist across the globe every year.
The waterfall is surrounded by thick and flourishing trees on all sides and it does feel like you’re sitting in the middle of a forest. These forests also house myriad varieties of life forms and are a true treat to both mind and soul.
The waterfall derives its name from a Thlen. The view of water gushing down in full force is the most amazing beauty that one can experience from the viewing gallery.
This is one of the highest waterfall of Meghalaya that cascades in three levels from the top of a hill. Flushed with water after a rain, this fall offers a spectacular sight.
It is also known as the Seven Sister waterfall, seven streams combine to create this enormous force. This waterfall is also known as Seven Sister Falls or Mawsmai Falls.
It is quite deep and water vapour rising up from the bottom of the falls, in sunlight, form the colours of the rainbow. Both the sides of the falls is surrounded with rocks of different shapes.
It is also known as ‘kshaid Ur-Nar'. It offers one of the best panoramic views of the green lawn hills nearby and surrounding by hamlets including the village of Mawpon.
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