Triple Falls Seithekema — Attraction in Nagaland

Reaching there is the real hurdle. Don't rely on google map, you'll get stuck as we got. Take help from locals passing the route because Google Map won't be of much help in the hills. (Also the waterfall water level might vary according to seasons)

So first of all, head towards Patkai Christian College, climb that little up slope in opposite direction to highway, and then don't enter the college, there's a left turn just 100m before the gate, go on that non metalic road (Kaccha road) and you'll start to climb up a hill with your vehicle, drive on that road for around 30mins, then you'll have a reverse right turn (be very alert,its hard to spot, if u miss this you'll reach some other village at hill top), when you'll take that right reverse road, just 100m on it you'll reach this gate (there's a L written on right front pillar for your identification) just go 200m in that park your 2 wheeler/ 4 wheeler. From there you could see the triple fall (waterfall). Now you have to go by foot and climb down the mountain on that road.

Enjoy the Beauty of...

Beautiful spot! Not well maintained, so the climb is pretty rough and it is full with garbage every time we come. But if you can ignore this both, then you can have a wonderful time. The nature is so so beautiful there. One of the most beautiful places to go near Dimapur. Btw: The waterfall is not where the pin is. The pin is where there was an open hut to look at the falls. The hut got demolished now. The waterfall is a 40 minute hike away from this spot. We come here during dry season only (Oct-March). I guess it will be impossible to hike to the waterfall when the ground is muddy - too steep and slippery and too hot. But worth a visit...

These stunning falls cascade into three distinct streams from a height of about 280 feet, creating a mesmerizing natural spectacle. Surrounded by dense forests, the falls offer a serene retreat for nature lovers and adventure seekers.

The trek to Triple Falls is an adventure through lush greenery, rich biodiversity, and tranquil landscapes. Ideal for trekking, bird watching, and photography, the journey to the falls promises an immersive experience in nature’s splendor. Managed by the Tourism Department of Nagaland, the site is well-maintained, ensuring a pristine environment...