Khawhpawp Waterfall

Khawhpawp Waterfall is a tall cascade waterfall located near Siahatla village in Saiha District in southern Mizoram, often referenced in relation to Aizawl as the state capital. Surrounded by dense forest and rocky cliffs, it is regarded as one of the highest waterfalls in Mizoram. The falls are most impressive during and after the monsoon when water volume increases. The remote setting offers scenic views and a tranquil natural environment for visitors exploring southern Mizoram.

Visitors can expect a tall, multi-tiered waterfall set in a remote forested valley with steep rocky cliffs and dense vegetation. The site is accessed via a forest trail from Siahatla village. There are no major built structures at the falls; the experience is primarily natural sightseeing, photography and enjoying the sound and view of water cascading from a height. The area is quiet and undeveloped, with limited visitor facilities, and views are best during post-monsoon months when flow is strong.

The waterfall is part of the natural landscape of the Mara region in southern Mizoram and is valued locally as a notable natural landmark within the forested hills of Saiha District.