Lyngksiar Falls
Amlarem, Meghalaya, India
A picturesque waterfall in the Jaintia Hills near the Bangladesh border, cascading through lush greenery.
Why visit: A quiet, scenic falls in the border country of the Jaintia Hills.
- ›Cascade viewpoint
- ›Green gorge
- ›Border scenery
- ›Photography
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Best time
Jun–Oct
Entry fee
Free
Est. budget
₹100–300
Duration
1–2 hrs
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