Dian Thlen Falls

Dian Thlen Falls

Dian Thlen Falls is one of the most attractive waterfalls of Meghalaya which is known for its smooth flow.

Dain Thlen Falls is one of the finest and beautiful waterfalls nestled in the Meghalaya state of India. It is located near Cherrapunjee which is 56 kilometres away from Shillong. It is counted amongst the soft waterfalls. It is known for its picturesque location and for providing a peaceful environment to its visitors. The waterfall attracts lots of people who visit and spend some quality time in its serene environment.

Etymology of Dian Thlen Falls
The waterfall derives its name from a Thlen. Theln in Khasi language means Python.

Legend of Dian Thlen Falls
Dain Thlen Falls in Meghalaya is often associated with a local legend. It is supposed that a large demon named Theln was convicted and killed in these waterfalls. Based on this legend, the waterfall is named as Dain Thlen Falls. One can see the deep scars in which the demon swept till he was killed .On these rocks the evil spirit was killed.

Attraction of Dian Thlen Falls
The slow and swift movement of Dain Thlen Falls is the most attractive part to enjoy. Its softness lures serenity lovers from various corners of the country. As mentioned earlier, it is counted amongst the soft waterfalls. It is called so as the water does not make a roaring noise and does not appear to be falling from a great height. It is an ideal spot for all those who prefer to spend some quality amidst peaceful nature.

There is no particular time to visit Dain Thlen. One can simply enjoy the cool breeze and the swift flow of water alongside the hard rocks that border the pool of water below. The place looks lavish in the rainy season which has a mesmerizing effect on its visitors. It is often approachable through roadways which are connected with buses and taxis. Thus, with its sporadic view this is one of the well visited sites in Meghalaya.

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