Nohkalikai Falls — Highest Waterfall in the North-East
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This short educational clip introduces Nohkalikai Falls as the highest waterfall in North-East India, located near Sohra (Cherrapunji) in Meghalaya’s East Khasi Hills district. The instructor presents a multiple-choice question asking which is the highest waterfall in North East, with option (A) Nohkalikai Falls highlighted as the correct answer. Key facts emphasized include a plunge of approximately 340 metres, recorded by Meghalaya Tourism, and its status as one of India’s tallest plunge waterfalls. The video also notes that Nohkalikai Falls is located approximately 7.5 kilometres from Sohra and that its water falls into a deep green or turquoise-coloured pool below. A comparison is drawn between Nohkalikai Falls and Nohsngithiang (also called Seven Sisters Falls), both located near Sohra in Meghalaya. A map of India with a red pin indicates that Kakochang Falls is located in Assam and is not the correct answer to the question. Red teaching marks, including circles and underlines, highlight key terms such as “plunge waterfalls,” “tallest plunge waterfall,” and the numerical values 340 metres and 7.5 kilometres.
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0:00 – 2:00 00:00-02:00
The video introduces Nohkalikai Falls as the highest waterfall in North-East India, located near Sohra (Cherrapunji) in Meghalaya. A multiple-choice question is presented: “Which is the highest waterfall in North East?” with option (A) Nohkalikai Falls highlighted. The instructor emphasizes that Meghalaya Tourism records its plunge at approximately 340 metres and describes it as one of India’s tallest plunge waterfalls. A bilingual English–Hindi slide appears with a photo of the waterfall plunging into a turquoise-green pool. A map of India shows a red pin next to the note “Kakochang Falls is located in Assam.” Red teaching marks circle and underline key phrases such as “plunge waterfalls” and “India’s tallest plunge waterfall in its travel material.”
2:00 – 4:13 02:00-04:13
The instructor continues to highlight geographical details of Nohkalikai Falls, circling the text stating its plunge is approximately 340 metres and that it is one of India’s tallest plunge waterfalls. The distance of 7.5 kilometres from Sohra is also circled, along with the description of the deep green or turquoise-coloured pool below. A comparison section titled “Nohkalikai vs Nohsngithiang” notes that both waterfalls are located near Sohra in Meghalaya, with Nohsngithiang also referred to as Seven Sisters Falls. The map note reiterates that Kakochang Falls is located in Assam and “is also not the correct answer here.” Red loops are drawn around the vertical drop and green pool in the photo, reinforcing visual features. The final slide repeats key facts with red handwritten circles around “tallest plunge waterfalls,” “located approximately 7.5 kilometres from Sohra,” and the comparison heading.
The lesson focuses on identifying Nohkalikai Falls as the highest waterfall in North-East India, using a multiple-choice question format. Central facts include its location near Sohra (Cherrapunji) in Meghalaya, a plunge of approximately 340 metres, and its status as one of India’s tallest plunge waterfalls. The instructor uses red circles and underlines to emphasize key numerical values (340 metres, 7.5 kilometres) and superlative descriptions (“tallest plunge waterfall”). A comparison with Nohsngithiang (Seven Sisters Falls) clarifies that both are near Sohra, while Kakochang Falls in Assam is explicitly ruled out as the correct answer. The turquoise pool at the base of Nohkalikai Falls is highlighted as a visual feature. The teaching progression moves from introducing the waterfall and its location, to presenting the question, then reinforcing key facts through repeated highlighting and comparison.

