Places to Visit in Cherrapunji

Top attractions and must-see spots in Cherrapunji

  • Dainthlen Falls

    A waterfall dotted with natural potholes en route to Cherrapunji, tied to a Khasi legend about a python slain nearby.

  • Double Decker Living Root Bridge (Nongriat)

    A two tiered bridge grown from living rubber tree roots near Nongriat village, reached by a steep trek of over 3000 steps.

  • Ka Khoh Ramhah (Pillar Rock)

    A cone shaped rock formation near Thangkharang Park, believed by local Khasi people to hold healing properties.

  • Khasi Monoliths

    Upright stone slabs near Mawsmai marking Khasi ancestral history, standing as memorials to community leaders and events.

  • Krem Mawmluh Cave

    The fourth longest cave in India, formed by five rivers, located near a cement factory southwest of Cherrapunji.

  • Krem Phyllut

    A limestone cave system near Cherrapunji known for its formations, popular with spelunkers seeking a subterranean adventure.

  • Kshaid Nohsngithiang Eco Park

    A ticketed park beside Seven Sisters Falls with a skywalk, hanging bridges and zipline overlooking the falls and green canyons.

  • Mawkdok Dympep Valley View

    A cliffside viewpoint near a suspension bridge offering panoramic views of the deep Mawkdok Dympep valley and gorges below.

  • Mawsmai Cave

    A well lit limestone cave near Cherrapunji with narrow passages, stalactites and stalagmites, easily explored without technical caving experience.

  • Nohkalikai Falls

    India''s tallest plunge waterfall, cascading nearly 340 metres into a turquoise pool near Cherrapunji, best viewed from the cliff edge viewpoint.

  • Nongsawlia Presbyterian Church

    The first Presbyterian church built in Northeast India, located in the historic village of Nongsawlia near Cherrapunji.

  • Sa-I-Mika Park

    A landscaped 69 acre park near Sohra town with gardens, cottages and walking trails, popular for short stopovers.

  • Seven Sisters Falls (Nohsngithiang Falls)

    Seven parallel streams plunge over 1000 feet down a cliff face, among the tallest waterfalls in India, framed by the Eco Park above.

  • Thangkharang Park

    A forest department park on a cliff edge with a greenhouse and viewpoints overlooking Khoh Ramhah rock and the Bangladesh plains.

  • Wei Sawdong Falls

    A three tier waterfall with a natural swimming pool, reached by a short but steep trek from the road.

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