» Nohkalikai Waterfalls is one of the tallest free falling waterfall in the world.

» During the Monsoon season the flow in Nohkalikai waterfall is heavy and few more tiny waterfalls spring up on either side of the main waterfall. Photo by Arun Roy, Dir., IWAI, Kolkata.

» You get mesmerised as monsoon clouds hide and uncover the enthralling beauty of Nohkalikai waterfalls. Photo by Seth Stevens, Vienna.

» Nohkalikai waterfall has captivated people of all ages down the ages. It is indeed a sight to behold. Photo by Seth Stevens, Vienna.

» Jane Elliot, Australia at Nohkalikai waterfall in November. Photo by Damien Brosnan, Australia.

» The sheer depth of the drop makes the water race to the ground in shooting motion that is worth watching.

» The pool where the Nohlalikai waterfall lands. In winter when the flow of water is less, the sometimes land on the periphery of the pool according to wind direction. Photo by Martin Kramolis, Prague.

» View of Nohkalikai waterfall from below. It takes over 2 hours to reach the pool from the top. Picture is taken from further downstream. Photo by Martin Kramolis, Prague.

» Nohsngithiang Waterfalls also known as Seven Sisters Waterfalls (which name is not appreciated by our people)has seven waterfalls coming off the cliff. During the monsoon sometimes one has to wait to get a glimpse of the waterfall since the valley traps the clouds floating in from over Bangladesh plains. Photo by Neil & Ingrid.

» Kynrem Waterfalls as seen from below is an awe inspiring scenery. One can not help appreciate the beauty of the waterfall and the valley. Photo by Seth Stevens, Vienna.

» Take in the grandeur of Kynrem falls from near Wahlong village. The sheer magnitude of the canyon and the richness of the flora will overwhelm you. Photo by Seth Stevens, Kolkata.

» Take in the grandeur of Kynrem falls from near Wahlong village. The sheer magnitude of the canyon and the richness of the flora will overwhelm you. Photo by Seth Stevens, Vienna.

» Laipateng Khohsiew as seen from Mawmluh Mawshamok Road. Laipateng Khohsiew "means three step knee". Notice three levels in the drop of the waterfall. Photo by Seth Stevens, Vienna.

» Laipateng Khohsiew from a distance as seen from Mawshamok-Laitkynsew Road. Photo by Jonathan Royer-Adnat, France.

» Laipateng Khohsiew emerging out of the clouds as the cloud cover lifts after rainfall. View from Mawmluh-Mawshamok Road. Photo by Arun Roy, IWAI, Kolkata.

» Laipateng Khohsiew and Kyndai Umbuin waterfalls. During the monsoon season one gets to see atleast two dozen waterfalls en route to the Resort from Mawmluh to Laitkynsew.

» A view of Umwai waterfalls as seen from Shyiap on the Road from Mawmluh to Mawshamok. Photo by Jonathan Royer-Adnat, France.

» Dainthlen Waterfalls as seen from the road to Mawshamok/ Laitkynsew from Mawmluh. It is one of the perennial waterfall besides Nohkalikai and Kynrem falls. Photo by Jonathan Royer-Adnat, France.

» Dainthlen and Nohkalikai waterfalls as seen from the road to Laitkynsew from Mawshamok. After very heavy downpours the roar of the waterfalls and the turbulent river flowing way down in the valley reverberates thru' the valley. Photo by Jonathan Royer-Adnat, France.

» Dainthlen waterfall in winter flows thin. Picture shows the waterfall leaping off the cliff. It falls off over smaller drops before it reaches the big plunge seen in the earlier picture. Photo by Damien Brosnan, Australia.

» Nongriat Waterfalls as seen in November. During the rainy season it swells up and flows over the rocks on both sides. Photo by Artem, Russia.

» The placid pool is an ideal pool for a good swimmer. The current is too swift when the waterflow is high. Photo by Artem, Russia.

» Umshiang Waterfall above Double Decker Root Bridge, Nongriat. Photo by Neil & Ingrid.

» Umshiang Waterfall, Nongriat. Photo by Jonathan Royer-Adnat, France.

» Waterfalls encountered in one leg of River Canyoning downstream. Photo by Martin Kramolis, Prague.

» Laipateng Khohsiew waterfall as clouds drift past. Photo by Jonathan Royer-Adnat, France.

» A side view of Laipateng Khohsiew waterfall from the top of the plateau. The place provides plenty of hiking and trekking opportunities in pristine natural surroundings. A place, indeed, to get foot-loose. Photo by Jonathan Royer-Adnat, France.

» Scenery around Laitkynsew. Picture by Petr Sipek, Prague, Czech Republic, April 2008.