Tucked away in the quiet village of Seithekema, just a short drive from Dimapur city, lies one of Nagaland’s most refreshing natural escapes – Triple Falls. As the name suggests, this scenic spot is defined by three separate waterfalls cascading down rugged rocks in perfect harmony before merging into a crystal-clear pool below. For travellers seeking nature, solitude, or photographic landscapes, Triple Falls is a serene getaway from Dimapur’s bustling markets and traffic.

The charm of Triple Falls lies in its simple but striking natural design. The water plunges from a height of nearly 280 feet, splitting into three streams that carve their own pathways down the dark rock face. In the monsoon, the falls roar with full force; in winter, they turn gentler and more meditative. During summer, the surrounding forests provide soothing shade and cool, refreshing air.

Triple Falls, Dimapur

Triple Falls sits about 10 km from Dimapur, making it one of the easiest nature spots to access from the city. The short walk from the parking area to the viewing point takes you through dense green forest, chirping birds, and moss-covered stones. Triple Falls offers natural frames that photographers love – layered rock textures, mist rising in the sunlight, and the timeless rhythm of falling water.