Nohkalikai Water Falls: The Realization of Adventure

   The splendor of the Nohkalikai Water Falls-Divinity makes a special excitement. Particularly, Nohkalikai Water Falls is counted among the top falls in the country. 

   This water falls in Meghalaya falls below 1100 ft. Height. So its roar is heard easily. This water falls located in Cherrapunji, Meghalaya is an unique dimension of natural beauty. Particularly, in the rainy season, there are four moons in its beauty. Although this water falls flows for years. 

  Experts believe this is the real source of this divine-gorgeous rainfall. Since the area of ​​Cherrapunji is known for its special rainfall. Therefore, despite the passing of the monsoon, its flow continues continuously. 

  It is particularly important that the water of pure pearls is shining until the water comes down from the top, but when it comes down water starts showing blueness. This rocky waterfall falls below a rocky rocky rock. 

  There are stairs to observe closely at Water Falls. So that the tourists can visit and see the grandeur-divineness of the Nohkalikai Water Falls. However, in this water falls, the flux between December and February becomes very weak.  

  Part of the Eastern Khasi Hills is a major area of ​​tourist attraction in Nohkalikai Water Falls, Meghalaya. Its popularity can be estimated from this because all resources of fun and entertainment are available along with the traffic. 

   There is also a legend behind the nomenclature of Nohkalikai Water Falls. Legend has it that Likai, a girl from Cherrapunji, jumped in the falls. Its magnificence could not raise the courage to see the divinity and make the jump.  

   So, keeping in mind his courage, this water falls was named after that girl. Bathing in Nohkalikai Water Falls has a different joy of its own. 
  All the necessary resources for the trip to Nohkalikai Water Falls are available.  

  The nearest airport is Guwahati. The distance of Nohkalikai Water Falls from Guwahati Airport is about 181 kilometers. The nearest railway station is Guwahati Junction. Tourists can also visit Nohkalikai Water Falls by road.
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