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Experience the Abode of Clouds

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Meghalaya

Also known as the Umngot River, is a river in Meghalaya, India that flows into Bangladesh and forms a natural border between the two countries.

According to local legend, the name Nohkalikai Falls comes from the story of a woman named Likai who jumped to her death from the falls after her evil stepfather murdered her infant daughter

Umiam Lake, a man-made reservoir near Shillong, was created by damming the Umiam River and is now a serene destination offering boating, fishing, and stunning views of Meghalaya's rolling hills.

Laitlum Canyon, located near Shillong, is known for its breathtaking views, where visitors can see rolling hills, deep valleys, and winding paths leading to remote villages nestled below.

Cherrapunji, famed for its record-breaking rainfall, is home to misty landscapes, ancient living root bridges, and cascading waterfalls, offering visitors a glimpse into Meghalaya’s unique natural beauty.

Mawlynnong, known as Asia's cleanest village, features immaculate pathways, traditional Khasi homes, vibrant gardens, and the famous living root bridges, offering a serene and eco-friendly experience for visitors.

A Shillong city tour includes exploring Ward’s Lake, Shillong Peak, Elephant Falls, vibrant markets like Police Bazaar, and museums, showcasing the rich culture, history, and scenic beauty of the 'Scotland of the East.'

Khadim Falls, located near Shillong, is a serene and lesser-known waterfall surrounded by lush greenery, offering visitors a peaceful retreat and an ideal spot for nature photography and relaxation.