TYRSHI WATER FALL - Tourist attraction in Jowai - West Jaintia Hills, India

Tyrshi Falls is a symphony of nature's wonders, an enchanting masterpiece hidden in the heart of serene landscapes. The journey to this waterfall is a scenic adventure, and upon arrival, the cascading waters amidst lush greenery create a mesmerizing tableau. The falls, with its pristine waters, evoke a sense of tranquility, offering a perfect retreat from the hustle of daily life. The surrounding foliage adds to the charm, creating a picturesque setting that feels straight out of a fairy tale. The accessibility and well-maintained pathways make Tyrshi Falls a welcoming destination for nature enthusiasts and casual visitors alike. The sound of water gushing down the rocks and the cool mist in the air contribute to the immersive experience. For those seeking a slice of paradise, Tyrshi Falls is a must-visit. Whether you're a photographer capturing the beauty or a soul in search of serenity, this natural marvel leaves an indelible mark.

One of my favorite is definitely tyrshi falls. It is not the most popular but definitely once you get down the view is stunning. You need to climb down stairs to get a full view of the falls and it's stiff. Climbing up is also will take your breath away but definitely not too difficult. It takes around 20 minutes to climb down and 25 minutes to climb up depending on your stamina level. Entry fee is Rs. 20 per person. You can't take a bath in the waterfall although no restriction is stated but it is too risky hence advised not to try. But the pictures you can get in the waterfall will be remembered for life.

Entry fees : 20 rs for adult and children 10 rs There is view point which is paddy field which looks good , it's clean and well maintained. Very very less crowd. You need to walk 40 mins (to and fro). Surrounding you can see small flowers which is so pleasant to watch. Water is not so clean but water falls looks so good to watch.

It's a double layer falls, there are two poi ta to observe it. The photos in my review here is the ones in the upper part.... You can also trek down to the lower part. Entry fees is Rs 20 for adults and 10 for children. Parking space is available. In the ticket counter you will find waters, cold drinks, chips and smokes. Overall a good place for your weekend trip. We also found people cooking there food near the falls and having it. The place is kept neat and clean, dustbins available for throwing your leftovers.

The road to Tyrshi Falls is well marked on Maps. There was nobody at the ticket counter. Footfalls on a weekday is low. From the gate, there is a short walk through the concrete path to the first tier of the waterfall. From there you can see the plain fields below. Then you have to take the concrete stairs down for about 7min to reach the second tier which is the main one. One can get drenched in the waterfall or relax and chill in the shallow pool there. There are no shops or caretakers here. You can skip this if you are planning to visit other waterfalls like Phe Phe or Krang Shuri, they are better.

Wonderful place, nearby swagat filling station, close to NH6,not crowded, no entry fee ,no parking fee,fresh waterfall rushing down' the greenary paddy field , I just love to visit the place again & again,coz I like the waterfall & paddy field Absolutely...

A beautiful waterfall to spend a few hours enjoying the sounds of water gushing and the beauty of nature. The views are absolutely stunning, the walk to the waterfall is beautiful and pleasant. We ended up spending way more time than planned at the waterfall as it was super peaceful and beautiful. I would definitely recommend you visiting this place if you are in the area or passing through. Do make this short detour, you will not regret it for sure!

This is what happens to a place that is transformed into a tourist spot. The waterfall is quite nice but the construction is done all around the falls which is definitely an overkill. . I understand the idea of protecting the hikers but I guess if we do so much construction then it kills the overall feeling of hiking. . NOT RECOMMENDED