Have you been to the Seven Sisters Waterfall? Naturally situated along the Gangtok-Lachung highway, The Seven Sisters Waterfall is nuzzled amidst the natural green nymphs.
True to the falls’ name, it is a harmonious array of seven different and surging falls. The Seven Sisters Falls is a kind of waterfall that symbolizes the seven states in the northeast namely – Assam, Arunachal Pradesh, Manipur, Nagaland, Tripura, Mizoram, and Meghalaya. And this enchanting fall is divided into seven parts over the cliff of the hills.
It thus provides a spectacular view to the visitors and would never fail to amaze the visitors with its complete green ambience. Mesmerizingly beautiful with its greenish ambience, the seven milkfish falls gush out and above it are the hanging clouds that make the spiffing view. It is literally a jaw-dropping experience when you look at the seven falls altogether in a single place. You will be crazy enough to feel the cool splashes on your face.
Being the fourth-highest falls in India, the falls are also known as Nohsngithiang Falls. The captivating view of the place, as well as the entire region, comes alive when it rains. The falls are rugged from the common cliff, it looks significant when you look up at them from a distance. The cliff is caressed by the chillness of dark clouds and then the sprinkles of water pour from the sky and join the waterfalls, thereby creating a stupendously spell-bound ambience along with the flamboyant rainbow. The waterfall thus plunges down the vegetation and falls on the limestones which in turn makes a roaring sound.
The Tourist and Civil Aviation Department has built a waiting shed and a cafeteria right here to promote tourism and to attract as many visitors to this site. It is worth waiting at this place where you can spend your time relaxing and also enjoy the photography sessions. Due to the efforts of turning the place into a more tourist-friendly, it has now been unveiled as a perfect spot for people to spend valuable time with their family and friends amidst nature. So, the lush green background of the place gravitates the people to visit the spot. There is also a small footbridge over the stream where the photographers could get their perfect click.
The best time to be awe-struck at the waterfall is during the monsoon and this is the perfect time to visit the place as the rainfall dances on the cliff and joins the waterfall. So just plan to visit the verdure place between June and September. And the site is open every day and you can be welcomed every day of the year.
