Langshiang Falls

Langshiang Falls is a waterfall in West Khasi Hills that drops about 337 meters down steep rock faces into the Kynshi River. The water flows through a dramatic landscape carved from stone, creating multiple streams and pools below the main cascade.

The area gained administrative recognition when West Khasi Hills district was formed in 1976. This organization created a framework for protecting the waterfall and the landscape around it.

The Khasi people view this place as woven into their sense of home and belonging. You can observe how locals move through the space and the quiet respect they show toward the surrounding water and cliffs.

You can reach the water by walking about 30 minutes from Sangriang village, or you can view it from Mawpon village for a different perspective. The two starting points offer different routes and viewpoints, so choose based on what suits you best.

Below the main waterfall sits a deep pool called Wei Spi, surrounded by high cliffs with two smaller waterfalls nearby. This formation shows how water has carved through layers of rock over time, creating distinct sections within the overall landscape.