Nestled in the eastern Himalayas of Northeast India, Meghalaya is one of the country’s most spectacular natural destinations. Aptly named the “Abode of Clouds,” Meghalaya is famous for its mist-covered mountains, cascading waterfalls, emerald valleys, crystal-clear rivers, ancient caves, living root bridges, sacred forests, and vibrant tribal culture. Bordered by Assam and Bangladesh, the state…
Introduction Nestled in Northeast India, Meghalaya is one of the country’s most breathtaking destinations. Known as the “Abode of Clouds,” it is famous for its living root bridges, crystal-clear rivers, waterfalls, caves, and lush green landscapes. Whether you’re an adventure seeker, nature lover, or photographer, Meghalaya offers experiences unlike anywhere else in India. Best Places…
Pine ridges, waterfalls and a live music scene that has made Shillong the rock capital of the northeast.Shillong sits in Meghalaya, north east india, and suits a trip of around 3-4 days. The most comfortable months are Sep-May. Budget from around Rs 9,000 per person excluding long-distance travel.Replace this paragraph with your own first-hand notes…
Plunging waterfalls, Mawsmai caves and the double-decker living root bridge at Nongriat, grown over generations.Cherrapunji (Sohra) sits in Meghalaya, north east india, and suits a trip of around 2-3 days. The most comfortable months are Sep-May. Budget from around Rs 8,000 per person excluding long-distance travel.Replace this paragraph with your own first-hand notes on Cherrapunji…
In winter the Umngot river runs so clear that boats appear to float on air, with camping and kayaking at Shnongpdeng.Dawki and Shnongpdeng sits in Meghalaya, north east india, and suits a trip of around 1-2 days. The most comfortable months are Nov-Apr. Budget from around Rs 6,500 per person excluding long-distance travel.Replace this paragraph…
Discover the incredible Living Root Bridges of Meghalaya, where ancient rubber tree roots have been carefully guided by local Khasi tribes to form natural bridges over streams and rivers. Trek through lush rainforests, cascading waterfalls, and charming villages to witness one of the world’s most remarkable examples of sustainable engineering.
Introduction When most people think of travelling in India, iconic destinations like Jaipur, Goa, Shimla, or Kerala often come to mind. But the true soul of the country lies far away from bustling cities and crowded tourist attractions. Hidden among the Himalayas, lush forests, sprawling tea gardens, and peaceful river valleys are villages that have…