Stand above
Nohkalikai Falls in April
India’s tallest plunge waterfall.
Quick answer. Spring with showers at the edges; the Khasi Hills stay cooler than the Garo and southern lowlands. For Nohkalikai Falls specifically, April is a comfortable month with the usual hill-state caveats.
The essentials
- Drop
- About 340m, tallest plunge in India
- View
- Cliff-top overlook
- From Sohra
- About 5km
- Month
- April, Meghalaya
- This month
- Spring with showers at the edges; the Khasi Hills stay cooler than the Garo and southern lowlands.
Why April here
A 340-metre single drop off the Sohra cliff into a turquoise pool, wrapped in its own tragic legend.
Nohkalikai is the big one: a single unbroken plunge of about 340 metres, the tallest of its kind in India, pouring off the Sohra escarpment into a green-blue pool. The overlook tells the tragic Khasi legend of Ka Likai that names it.
What to do
The overlook
The full drop in one frame, best late morning.
Elsewhere in Meghalaya in April
The wider Meghalaya calendar this month: Shad Suk Mynsiem (April, three days, Lympung Weiking, Shillong; dates announced annually). Dates shift with harvests and moons; we confirm them when you plan.
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Nohkalikai Falls in April, planned properly
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