Explore Meghalaya

Meghalaya, where the clouds blankets the land mass is one of the most enticing and provoking states in the entirety of North East India. Famous for the Mawsynram, the place which has recorded the highest precipitation levels in the entire world. Meghalaya promises travelers exciting natural magnitude with beautiful mountain ranges, lush greeneries and exotic culture. The serene lakes, misty clouds and beautiful ambience promises more value than a tourist can expect.

The Cultural magnificence of Meghalaya is worth noting. You may find the abundance of Colonial influence in the inner workings of the place. The Place also showcases a beautiful assortment of the a wide variety of flora and fauna which makes this place ecologically diverse. The place also boasts wonderful architectural beauties that do not compromise on the scale of grandeur. Come long, as you embark a journey in to the mystic and enticing Meghalaya.


Some Facts about Meghalaya

  • - Meghalaya houses the most popular Mawsynram, which has recorded the highest rate of precipitation in the entire world
  • - Meghalaya also sports the cleanest village in Asia, Mawlyngong
  • - The capital city of Meghalaya is Shillong
  • - Shillong is also known as the 'Scotland of the East'

The Culture of Meghalaya

The culture of Meghalaya is varied and worth noticing because it brings a lot of elements from a lot different influences and presents the culture we see today. The most predominant population is that of the Khasis. The traditions are a mix of Hinduism and Pantheism. You can also find a unique mix of Colonial traditions that make this place a cultural hotpot.

The Culture of Meghalaya

Places to Visit

Shillong

Also known as the 'Scotland of the East', Shillong brings it's A game when it comes to provide travelers a ln experience that is unique to itself. You can find a unique mix of varied cultures. Shillong is home to beautiful and omnipresent waterfalls, menadering rivers, glistening lakes and beautiful lofty mountains. The culture is unique and one of its kind. You will find this Cultural medley in their music, architecture, and festivals. Shillong offers a very unique take on travel ad should not be missed at any costs.

Shillong

Elephant falls

The elephant falls is an unique addition to the treasure trove of Meghalaya. Named after a elephant shaped rock at the foot of the waterfall( which was destroyed in an earthquake in 1897). The waterfall offer beautiful scenaries which makes this destination worth your time. The falls give you the feeling of milk tumbling down the black rocks creating a rivetting contrast. The Elephant falls is one the most famous falls in the North East and you should not miss out on it.

Umiam Lake

Umiam Lake a scenic, water body that will provide you with an endless stream of memories and you will nend up clicking fascinating pictures that will fill up your device. Although it provides some amazing views, it should be noted that it is a Man Made lake which was created after the establishment of a dam for the generation of Hydroelectricity. The Umiam lake offers wonderful locations where you can enjoy the best moments of your time here.

Umiam Lake

The Umshiang Double Decker Root Bridge

The Umshiang Double decker Route bridge is an exquisite mix of natural wonder and engineering. Situated in the wettest part of Meghalaya, Cherrapunji, this Double Decker bridge is one of the finest destinations that this place has to offer. The size of the bridge is a staggering 3 kilometers and is situated at a height of 2,400 feat from the sea level. The Ushmiang Rivers flows down below.

Cherrapunji

50 kilometers away from Shillong stands the wettest part of Meghalaya, Cherrapunji. Known for its fantastic natural reserves and abundant flora and fauna, Cherrapunji is every nature lover's paradise. Previously known to receive the highest rainfall (now its gone over to Mawsynram) has a lot of beautiful attractions that cap on the satisfactory levels easily.

Cherrapunji

Dawki

A delightful river with completely clear waters, Dawki is one of the most flawless spots you'll find in Meghalaya. Voyagers love going through a day excursion here, particularly sailing in the beautiful environmental elements. Dawki is an unassuming community in the Jaintia Hills and is a bordertown among India and Bangladesh. The unassuming community, other than being an exchange center point is likewise renowned for its travel industry.

Dawki

Mawsynram

Beating Cherrapunji by a slight Marjin, Mawsynram is now the place that receives the highest amount of rainfall in a year. The place is resplendent with powerful scenes of nature and overpowering the scene are misty blankets that unveil something new or exciting around each corner. But it is also advisable that tourists visit this place only during the winters because the amount of rainfall this place receives during the monsoons can hamper your travel experience.

Mawsynram

Balpakram National Park

Situated in the southern Garo Hills in Meghalaya, around 167 Kms from Tura, Balpakram National Park lies at an elevation of around 3,000 feet over the ocean level. The Park is a renowned national park which is notable for its perfect excellence. The word Balpakram implies the 'place that is known for perpetual breezes', and the public park is honored with enchanting effortlessness and amazing scenes.The Balpakram National Park is properly named as a traveler's heaven since it is probably the best canyon around the locale, and is an absolute necessity visit while in Meghalaya.

Nongpoh

Nongpoh, found 60 Kms from Guwahati in Assam and 51 Kms from Shillong is a dainty town to be found toward the North of the East Khasi Hills. Arranged extremely near the exquisite Brahmaputra fields, this area is a seriously #1 as a visit prior to arriving at Shillong from Guwahati. Beautiful waterways, encompassing rich green trees, quiet climatic ambience are ideal to make your excursion an agreeable and charming one.

Nongpoh

Williamnagar

Williamnagar, the heart of the East Garo Hills area of Meghalaya, was named after Captain Williamson A. Sangma, the main Chief Minister of the State of Meghalaya. Williamnagar is of gigantic chronicled significance as it was here that the Garos took their last stand from the British attack into Garo Hills during the year 1837. An exceptionally far off region generally known for its natural wealth and being flanked by the mountains and having a rich piece of both water and vegetation makes Williamnagar ideal for a short trip.

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