About Meghalaya Tourism
Meghalaya offers a quiet rhythm of life shaped by clouds, rain, and tradition. This is not just another travel destination—it’s a place where green valleys hum with waterfalls, and ancient bridges grow from living roots.
Start your exploration in Shillong, a city that balances its colonial-era charm with modern spirit. The streets echo with local music, while markets like Police Bazaar buzz with color and culture. Nearby, Shillong Peak and Ward’s Lake provide sweeping views and quiet retreats.
Travel deeper and you'll reach Cherrapunji (Sohra), known for its rains and rugged beauty. Here, cliffs break into waterfalls like Nohkalikai and the Seven Sisters, and deep caves wind through limestone hills. For a test of spirit and stamina, trek down to the Double Decker Root Bridge in Nongriat, where nature’s architecture truly stuns.
In Mawlynnong, often called Asia’s cleanest village, tradition and ecology coexist with care. Meanwhile, Dawki’sUmngot River, so clear it mirrors the sky, quietly flows near the Bangladesh border, offering scenic boat rides that feel otherworldly.
Meghalaya is also a land of people—warm, rooted, and proud of their heritage. From the music and food of the Khasi hills to the vibrant rituals of the Garo communities, the cultural depth here is just as powerful as its landscapes.