Labels: Canon D350, Photography, Sikkim
posted by Mridula at 5:26 AM
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11 Comments:
The possibilities:
1. The accompanying waterfalls appear only during a particular season.
2. The local name is different. I could not find the name on the Sikkim Govt. tourism website. Maybe its arecent name given by tour operators.
3. The accompanying waterfalls are far apart. Try reducing the size of the picture on Wikimaps (http://wikimapia.org/13121774/Seven-Sisters-Waterfall-Sikkim)
Nice pic. The force is vivid.
Pretty! It must be quite a sight up close.
Might have being discovered by seven sisters? :)
Awesome!!would like to take bath under it!!
Awesome!! Never get tired of waterfalls
VS thank you for the alternatives.
Thanks Megha.
Yes Sunita the view still is there in my eyes too.
Quite possible Tarun :)
Scott some people did go closer.
Thanks Vamsee.
I vaguely remember while studying in school that the seven sisters were the seven North Eastern states of India - Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Meghalaya, Manipur, Mizoram, Nagaland, and Tripura. Here is the link in wiki - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seven_Sister_States
Yes that is correct Doli that North Eastern states are called seven sisters.
i'm no big fan of flowers but an admirer of mountains and water-places. waterfall leaves great impression on me each time.
thanks for sharing!
Thanks for your comments Dolphin.
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