- Description

A straight plunge of over 1000 feet gives Noh Ka Likai superlative status amongst waterfalls in India. Located on the southern ridges of the state, it provides a mesmerizing scene with the backdrop of the dramatic cliffs and the deep pool and thick forests at the bottom. Formed from the many streams that have carved through Meghalaya’s highlands for millions of years, Noh Ka Likai has a bigger significance culturally – it bears a most tragic story that is still told today. Noh Ka Likai is an even more impressive sight up close. One can hike to the head of the waterfalls and enjoy the scenery of the valley through a large door-like opening in the rocks, something out of a medieval fantasy novel. There are treks through the dense forests that will take you to the bottom of the falls.