Triple Falls, near Seithekima village outside Kohima, is a three-tiered waterfall offering a scenic and relatively accessible nature stop within easy reach of the capital. The falls' three distinct cascading levels give…
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Introduction
Triple Falls, near Seithekima village outside Kohima, is a three-tiered waterfall offering a scenic and relatively accessible nature stop within easy reach of the capital. The falls' three distinct cascading levels give the site its name, and the surrounding forest setting provides a pleasant, straightforward outing for visitors without requiring extensive trekking or travel further into Nagaland's more remote districts.
As one of the more conveniently located waterfalls near Kohima, Triple Falls functions as an easy half-day nature excursion, appealing particularly to visitors with limited time who still want to experience some of Nagaland's natural scenery beyond the capital's urban core.
History
The falls have long served as a local recreational and scenic spot for residents of Seithekima and the wider Kohima area, valued primarily for their relatively convenient access and pleasant multi-tiered cascade.
