SHILLONG
Shillong, the capital of Meghalaya, is known as the "Scotland of the East" for its rolling hills and colonial charm. It offers a vibrant mix of culture, music, and natural beauty, making it a popular hill station in Northeast India. The pleasant climate and panoramic views attract tourists throughout the year.
POLICE BAZER
Police Bazar is the bustling commercial hub of Shillong, ideal for shopping, street food, and local experiences. It offers everything from traditional handicrafts to modern brands, all in a lively atmosphere. The market is a perfect place to experience the city’s everyday life.
UMIAM LAKE
Umiam Lake, also called Barapani, is a serene man-made reservoir surrounded by pine-covered hills. It's a popular spot for boating, kayaking, and enjoying peaceful sunsets. The lake is a favorite among nature lovers and photographers.
LAITLUM CANYON
Laitlum Canyon offers breathtaking panoramic views of green valleys and deep gorges. Often called the “end of the hills,” it’s perfect for hiking and quiet reflection. The landscape is especially magical during sunrise and sunset.
CHERAPUNJEE I (Sohra)
Cherrapunjee is famous for being one of the wettest places on Earth, with lush greenery and misty landscapes. It’s rich in waterfalls, caves, and living root bridge. The region showcases Meghalaya's stunning monsoon beauty.
SEVEN SISTER WATERFALL
This falls also known as Nohsngithiang Falls, it is a majestic seven-segment waterfall cascading over limestone cliffs. The falls are most spectacular during the monsoon season. It symbolizes the seven northeastern states of India.
MAWSMAI CAVE
Mawsmai Cave is a well-lit limestone cave in Cherrapunjee known for its narrow passages and stalactite formations. It offers a thrilling underground experience for visitors. The cave is easy to explore, making it suitable for families.
NOHKALIKAI WATERFALL
Nohkalikai Falls is the tallest plunge waterfall in India, dropping from a height of 340 meters.
It’s surrounded by dramatic cliffs and offers a striking view of the pool below. The name comes from a tragic local legend, adding depth to its mystique.
DOUBLE DACKER ROOT BRIDGE
This bridge is located in Nongriat, this natural wonder features two levels of bridges formed by weaving living roots of rubber trees. It requires a challenging trek, but the reward is unmatched beauty and engineering. It’s a symbol of harmony between humans and nature.
DAWKI
Dawki is known for the crystal-clear waters of the Umngot River, where boats appear to float in the air. It lies on the India-Bangladesh border and offers scenic river rides. The transparency of the water is best seen during winter.
MAWLYNNONG VILLAGE
These Village often called the “cleanest village in Asia,” Mawlynnong showcases eco-friendly living and sustainable tourism. The community promotes cleanliness and hospitality. It’s a model village that offers cultural and natural charm.
SINGLE LIVING ROOT BRIDGE
This bridge is formed by guiding the roots of rubber trees across streams until they naturally merge. Found in several places across Meghalaya, it is a marvel of bio-engineering. The bridge blends beautifully into the rainforest surroundings.
SNONGPEDENG
Snongpedeng is a tranquil riverside village near Dawki, ideal for camping, kayaking, and snorkeling. The Umngot River here is equally clear and perfect for photography. It offers a peaceful escape with scenic landscapes.
KRANG SURI WATERFALL
Krang Suri is a turquoise-blue waterfall surrounded by forested cliffs and natural pools. It’s one of Meghalaya’s most photogenic and swimmable falls. The falls are especially popular for picnics and adventure seekers.
PHE PHE WATERFALL
A hidden gem near Jowai, Phe Phe Falls is known for its unique twin waterfalls and clear blue pools. A short hike leads to this breathtaking spot. It’s still relatively unexplored, offering raw natural beauty.
KREMP CYMP WATERFALL
Kremp Cymp is one of the lesser-known caves in Meghalaya, offering a rugged, adventurous caving experience. It features interesting rock formations and underground chambers. The cave is ideal for spelunking enthusiasts seeking solitude.
WARI CHORA
Wari Chora is a hidden canyon in South Garo Hills with emerald-green waters and dramatic rock formations. Visitors can explore the area by canoe, making it feel like a tropical paradise. It’s gaining popularity for its unspoiled natural charm.
SIJU CAVE
Siju Cave, also called the Bat Cave, is one of India’s longest caves with impressive limestone formations. It features underground rivers and is home to several bat species. The cave is a hotspot for adventure and geological exploration.
