The waterfall Wahrashi is one of the most eye-catching falls in Syntung considered one of the oldest villages in Mawkynrew of East Khasi Hills District in Meghalaya. The waterfall surrounded by lush green nature is located in small hills. The place is extremely popular only for those who give priority to the beauty of nature.
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| Magnificent Falls of Wah Rashi Kshaid River |
The name of the waterfall came from the Wah Rashi Kshaid river. It is a combination of several falls as the flashy stream is falling into nine different stages.
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| Second and third tier of Wahrashi Falls |
Tourists can enjoy only three strata of the waterfall as the rest of the levels are hard to reach. However, they can enjoy these levels from the observation tower.
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| Cheering moments of a visitor |
This wonderful place is conserved by the local people who are really down to earth. As they obey nature like other natives in Meghalaya, the reflection of their respect can be seen everywhere in Syntung. According to folklore, forest and river are more valuable and sacred things for native people. During the prayer, they turn their face to the river. Therefore, they refrain from deforestation and avoid water pollution. Moreover, they have been preserving these hills since the prehistoric period.
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| Smiling face of local guide |
To reach the Wahrashi waterfall, visitors have to hire a four-wheeler from anywhere for Syntung. The distance between Shillong to Syntung is about 63 km, however, the journey will take more than three hours due to the poor condition of the road.
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| One to fourth tier of Wahrashi Falls |
Monsoon is the best time to visit the place. As the East Khasi Hills is well known for wet, fog, and drizzle, the average visibility varies between 10 to 2 km. However, in the monsoon, it could be lower. So, visitors have to careful regarding this matter and should hire an expert driver for driving.
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| Bridge on the Wah Rashi Kshaid river |
As the waterfall is situated far away from the locality, you should be careful when you travel. The place is too quiet. It will be better for visitors to go with a local guide to visit this place. |
| Last pair of Wahrashi Falls |
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