According to our Assamese guide, the falls would have been decorated with many other parallel plumes of cascading water during the monsoon. But even though the main falls still performed while we were there, I believe it maybe another month or two when the falls goes completely dry or trickles disappointingly and awaits a fresh batch of moisture from the next year's monsoon (which apparently is the preferred time to visit for Indian tourists perhaps to escape the sweltering heat and humidity experienced elsewhere in the country).

Our best views of this waterfall was from a lookout deck within the Thangkharang Park, which was a peaceful little botanical garden containing some benches and picnic areas for relaxing. There were other viewpoints of this waterfall, including a road that runs across its bottom (on its way to Bangladesh, which we could see from the lookout in the park). However, we were content with just the contextual views from the viewing deck.