First Family trip to Krang Shuri a Hidden Gem near
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- Опубликовано: 7 окт 2024
- Krang Shuri Falls in Meghalaya is indeed a hidden Krang Shuri Falls in Meghalaya is indeed a hidden gem known for its breathtaking beauty. Located near Amlarem in the Jaintia Hills district, it's characterized by its clear blue water and lush green surroundings. The falls cascade down from a height, creating a mesmerizing sight and offering visitors a serene experience in the lap of nature. If you're exploring Meghalaya, Krang Shuri Falls is definitely a must-visit destination!
Compared to the cliff-hugging falls that you find in other parts of Meghalaya the Krangshuri waterfall features a placid river that suddenly drops, creating a curtain of flowing water that falls over a cave. Krangsuri is a sight that will make you think of the Jungle Book. During the summer, blue, clear waters can be seen at the bottom of the waterfalls which itself is located in the middles of a thickly forested area.
The walk down to Krangshuri is a pleasant descent - you begin on an open meadow and slowly climb down into more defined shrub and vegetation. There are railings around the falls where you can get a good view and you can also inquire about the boating facilities there. Upstream is a small space where people can camp, surrounded by lush green vegetation and with the gentle ripple of the river for company. On calm sunny days, you can enjoy a dip in the pool of the waterfall after renting life jackets. Shutterbugs will certainly enjoy strolling around the surrounding hills looking for a vantage point, of which there are many. Just make sure you watch your step and wear footwear with good grip as the rocks around the water can be slippery.
Getting there - The 90-km drive to Krangshuri from Shillong via the NH6 and NH206 is a riveting one - highways looping around the gentle hills, punctuated by hamlets and small towns. There are plenty of eating choices for those who are ready to try local food.
Alternatively you can deviate your journey from Umiam towards Jowai and Jowai to Krangsuri / Dawki like we did.
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Compared to the cliff-hugging falls that you find in other parts of Meghalaya the Krangshuri waterfall features a placid river that suddenly drops, creating a curtain of flowing water that falls over a cave. Krangsuri is a sight that will make you think of the Jungle Book. During the summer, blue, clear waters can be seen at the bottom of the waterfalls which itself is located in the middles of a thickly forested area.
The walk down to Krangshuri is a pleasant descent - you begin on an open meadow and slowly climb down into more defined shrub and vegetation. There are railings around the falls where you can get a good view and you can also inquire about the boating facilities there. Upstream is a small space where people can camp, surrounded by lush green vegetation and with the gentle ripple of the river for company. On calm sunny days, you can enjoy a dip in the pool of the waterfall after renting life jackets. Shutterbugs will certainly enjoy strolling around the surrounding hills looking for a vantage point, of which there are many. Just make sure you watch your step and wear footwear with good grip as the rocks around the water can be slippery.
Getting there - The 90-km drive to Krangshuri from Shillong via the NH6 and NH206 is a riveting one - highways looping around the gentle hills, punctuated by hamlets and small towns. There are plenty of eating choices for those who are ready to try local food.
Alternatively you can deviate your journey from Umiam towards Jowai and Jowai to Krangsuri / Dawki like we did.
for source and more info check
www.meghalayat...
Music:If The Sky Were Closer
Musician:Gvidon
URL:pixabay.com/mu...
Music:Abstract Style
Musician:QubeSounds
URL:pixabay.com/mu...
Music:NY Subway
Musician:TVARI
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