WEI SAWDONG FALLS

About Wei Sawdong Falls

This falls is more like a smaller version of a hot spring as the water here is known to be refreshing and is ice cold too. However, you are not allowed to swim in its premises due to safety reasons. The locals have created an accessible route to make the path easy, but either way, it is nothing less than an adventure. You can get an aerial view of the falls, and once you get closer, you are sure to be amazed by its grandeur.

Wei Sawdong Falls Highlights

• Hike to the waterfalls to be amazed by its grandeur, beauty and the natural surroundings. 
• Trek to the double decker living root bridges and marvel at this natural creation that is more than 100 years old. 
• Visit the Mawsynram village and witness the continuous rain that pours on this village. 
• Explore the Krem Mawmluh and be amazed at the natural stalagmite formations that create a unique look to the cave. 

How To Reach Wei Sawdong Falls

• By Car: The Wei Sawdong Falls is 12 km from the city centre, it will take 40 minutes via the Sohra-Shella route.

Best Time To Visit Wei Sawdong Falls

The Wei Sawdong falls is open on all days of the year, so you can plan your visit at any time of the year. 

• The best season will be the monsoon season as this is the time when the falls is gushing with water.
• The best day in the week will be the weekdays due the less chances of people turning up in huge numbers.
• The best time of the day will be the mornings due to less crowds, especially after sunrise. 

Wei Sawdong Falls Other Essential Information

Visitor tips

1. Since the water in the Wei Sawdong falls is so deep, it is better to not go for a swim, for safety reasons.

2. You will have to trek a lot to get to the falls and the journey can be physically exhausting, so be prepared accordingly.

3. Wear a comfortable pair of footwear since you will have to trek to get to the waterfalls. 

4. You can get a glimpse of the waterfall even from a distance when you are trekking.

5. Do not litter the premises as it can pose a threat for the flora and fauna near the falls.