Category: EAST INDIA

The best time to visit Meghalaya depends on what you want to see. For waterfalls at full power, go from June to September. For the famous crystal-clear water at Dawki (Umngot River), visit between October and April. Both are completely different experiences.  On my first trip to Meghalaya, I made a classic mistake. I planned […]

The top 10 places to visit in Darjeeling include Tiger Hill, Batasia Loop, Padmaja Naidu Himalayan Zoological Park, Happy Valley Tea Estate, Darjeeling Himalayan Railway, Ghum Monastery, Rock Garden, Mirik Lake, Observatory Hill, and Mall Road. These are not just sightseeing stops. Each one hits differently. My first morning in Darjeeling, I got completely lost […]

Guwahati has waterfalls worth visiting, and most of them are within 30 to 100 km of the city. The closest ones like Basistha, Amsing, and Garbhanga are under 25 km away. Others in greater Assam make for a solid weekend trip. Most travel blogs mix up Meghalaya waterfalls like Nohkalikai and Seven Sisters with actual […]

There are over 21 stunning waterfalls near Bhubaneswar, ranging from 90 km to 280 km from the city. The closest ones make for easy day trips, while the farther ones are perfect for a weekend getaway. Whether you are planning a family outing or a quick escape with friends, Odisha’s waterfall trails deliver. Bhubaneswar is […]

Ranchi has over 10 waterfalls within a few hours of the city. The top ones are Hundru Falls, Dassam Falls, Jonha Falls, and Panch Gagh Falls. The best time to visit any waterfall in Ranchi is between September and February. Ranchi earned the title “City of Waterfalls” for a simple reason: the Chota Nagpur Plateau. […]

Dang district in South Gujarat has some of the most stunning waterfalls in the state. The top ones are Gira, Girmal, Don, Barda, and Shivghat. The best time to visit is mid-July to November, when the falls are at full force. Dang is one of those places that surprises you. The waterfalls in Dang are […]

Jharkhand’s top waterfalls are Hundru Falls (98 meters), Lodh Falls (the state’s highest), and Dassam Falls (44 meters). Each offers a dramatically different landscape, from rocky gorges to dense forest trails. The best time to visit waterfalls in Jharkhand is July to October, right after the monsoon fills them to their peak flow. Jharkhand does […]

The three highest waterfalls in Odisha are Barehipani (399m, Mayurbhanj), Khandadhar in Sundargarh (244m), and Duduma (157m, Koraput). Barehipani ranks as the 2nd highest waterfall in all of India. Odisha does not get the credit it deserves. Every major waterfall in Odisha punches well above its weight — in height, in raw volume, and in […]

Meghalaya is called “The Abode of Clouds” for a reason. This small northeastern state receives some of the heaviest rainfall in the world, and that rain creates something truly spectacular — hundreds of waterfalls that pour down its hills, gorges, and forests. The waterfalls in Meghalaya range from easy roadside stops to full-day treks deep […]

Imagine standing in a place where the hills look like they are covered in a soft, green carpet that rolls on forever. There are no cars, no honking horns, and the air is so clean it feels sweet. This is Dzukou Valley. Located on the border of Nagaland and Manipur, Dzukou is often called the […]