The Seven Sisters Waterfall is a scenic cascade located near Gangtok, the capital of Sikkim, India. It's named after its structure that looks like seven different waterfalls harmoniously intertwined, with water descending in layers and is a popular stop for tourists visiting the region.
The waterfall is situated about 32 kilometers away from Gangtok on the National Highway that leads to North Sikkim.
The ideal time to visit is from May to July when the monsoon rains increase the volume and beauty of the falls. However, tourists visit all year round to enjoy its charm during the different seasons.
No, there is no entrance fee required to visit the Seven Sisters Waterfall. It is open to the public and can be accessed for free.
Basic facilities such as parking and a few local shops selling snacks and souvenirs can be found nearby. However, facilities are quite minimal, so it is advisable to come prepared.
Swimming at the Seven Sisters Waterfall is not recommended due to the strong currents and rocky terrain. It's more of a scenic spot suited for photography and enjoying the views of nature.
Exploring the waterfall doesn't take long, typically around 30 minutes to an hour, depending on how much time one wants to spend admiring the falls and the surrounding scenery.
Tourists should carry water, snacks, a camera, and wear comfortable shoes suitable for walking on uneven terrain. It’s also advisable to carry rain gear, especially during the monsoon season.
Yes, the waterfall is a family-friendly location. However, parents should keep a close watch on children due to the rocky terrain and the proximity to the waterfall's edge.
There is no specific dress code for visiting the waterfall, but visitors are advised to wear comfortable attire suitable for outdoor activities and changing weather.
