Nohkalikai Falls

 

Nohkalikai Falls is the tallest waterfall of India. Its stature is 1115 feet (340 meters). The fall is found close Cherrapunji, one of the wettest places of Earth. Nohkalikai Falls are nourished by the rainwater gathered on the summit of relatively little level and decline in force amid the dry season in December - February. Beneath the falls there has shaped a plunge pool with curious green shaded water. Name of the falls is interfaced to a legend about nearby ladies Likai who after family catastrophe got to be crazy and bounced off the bluff alongside the falls.

 

A short rundown of the appalling legend is as takes after: A lady named Ka Likai remarries. In any case the new spouse is desirous of her adoration for her little girl. While Ka Likai is out living up to expectations, her new spouse slaughters the little girl and cooks her tissue into a dinner. The lady gets back and inquires as to whether he knows where the little girl is. He says no, yet before she goes out looking, she ought to have something to consume. In the wake of consuming, she discovers her little girl's fingers in the betel-nut wicker container. In depression, the lady diverted herself from this bluff giving the falls its name: "Fall of Ka Likai"