Seven Sisters Falls

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Seven Sisters Falls is a spectacular multi-tiered waterfall in Meghalaya, India, famed for its seven distinct cascades plunging over forested cliffs into a deep valley.

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Seven Sisters Falls canonical 2
Seven Sisters Waterfall 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf tourist attraction
waterfall
alsoKnownAs Nohsngithiang Falls
Seven Sisters Waterfalls
approximateHeight about 1033 feet
about 315 metres
bestViewedFrom opposite cliff viewpoint
category Waterfalls of Meghalaya
climateContext high rainfall area
country India
flowsInto deep valley
knownFor monsoon season views
scenic beauty
locatedIn Cherrapunji region
linked to: Cherrapunji

Meghalaya
Northeast India
near Sohra (Cherrapunji)
linked to: Cherrapunji
notableFeature multi-tiered waterfall
seasonal flow
seven distinct cascades
numberOfDrops 7
partOf Meghalaya plateau landscape
linked to: Shillong Plateau
region East Khasi Hills
linked to: Khasi Hills
setting forested cliffs
state Meghalaya
tourismType nature tourism
waterfall tourism
viewingSafety viewed from designated viewpoints
visibility best during monsoon
watercourse Unnamed seasonal stream

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Cherrapunji notableNearbyAttraction Seven Sisters Falls
Sohra waterfall Seven Sisters Falls
North Sikkim district contains Seven Sisters Waterfall
linked to: Seven Sisters Falls