Discover Meghalaya - Land of Clouds

Mawkyrduk Monolith

Meghalaya’s rich megalithic tradition owes much of its fascination to Mawkyrduk Monolith. For the Khasis, these monoliths represent a profound connection to their past, ancestors, and the spiritual realm.

Mawphanlur

An idyllic village that has become increasingly popular for those wanting to enjoy the night sky and escape into nature, Mawphanlur sits atop rolling hills and offers unobstructed views of the heavens above.

Kyllang Rock

Kyllang Rock is a massive granite rock that rises 5,000 feet above sea level, offering an unobstructed view of the Khasi Hills. It is a place of historical and spiritual importance, often linked to local legends and stories.

Shillong Peak

Founded by the British in the 19th century, Shillong exudes cosmopolitan charm with its vibrant blend of culture and festive enthusiasm. The city balances quiet pine-filled neighborhoods, lively downtown and an emerging café culture.

Don Bosco Museum

Step into the Don Bosco Museum to discover rich North-East tribal heritage through artefacts, motifs, and displays. Enjoy sweeping Shillong views and experience one of the city’s most distinctive and architecturally unique landmarks.

Laitlum Canyon

Laitlum Canyons come alive as golden sunlight spills over ridges, pours into deep gorges, and glitters on winding streams below, creating a breathtaking and ethereal landscape.

Kongthong

Also known as the Whistling Village, Kongthong exhibits a distinct practice of assigning each individual a unique whistled tune for a name. The village features breathtaking trekking trails, eco-tourism experiences, and warm hospitality.

Arwah Caves

The cave’s mystique is enhanced by its hidden passages, crustacean shells, and fish bones fossilised in limestone walls and explored the end of the cave for a lit-up interior and underwater streams that flow through these ancient cave formations for millennia.

Nongriat

Embark on a scenic 3-kilometre journey through a series of 3,500 stone steps, to reach the famous Double Decker Root Bridge. Immerse in an enchanting landscape of natural pools, waterfalls, and lagoons. Continue the adventure for another hour to discover the Rainbow Falls.

Sohra

Sohra is famed for its waterfalls—Nohkalikai’s dramatic plunge and Dainthlen’s thunderous flow—nestled in lush forests. Known as the ‘Land of Oranges’ due to the prevalence of citrus, Sohra is also a prime destination for biodiversity tourism.

Mawsmai Caves

You don’t need to be a spelunker to explore Meghalaya’s caves—Mawsmai Cave, near Sohra, offers an easy yet thrilling experience. With narrow squeezes and crawl spaces, it’s an exciting glimpse into Meghalaya’s vast limestone cave systems.

David Scott Trail

The David Scott Trek runs on part of the 100-kilometre-long trade route. The trek offers a step back into history as it presents remnants of the British Raj in terms of outdoor architecture, early settlements, monoliths, tombstones, and a sacred grove.

Mawphlang

The Mawphlang Sacred Grove, preserved by the Khasi community for centuries, is a dense, untouched forest of deep religious significance. It is believed to be a repository of spirits, and cutting down trees or disturbing the land is forbidden.

Mawkyrduk Monolith

Meghalaya’s rich megalithic tradition owes much of its fascination to Mawkyrduk Monolith. For the Khasis, these monoliths represent a profound connection to their past, ancestors, and the spiritual realm.

Mawphanlur

An idyllic village that has become increasingly popular for those wanting to enjoy the night sky and escape into nature, Mawphanlur sits atop rolling hills and offers unobstructed views of the heavens above.

Kyllang Rock

Kyllang Rock is a massive granite rock that rises 5,000 feet above sea level, offering an unobstructed view of the Khasi Hills. It is a place of historical and spiritual importance, often linked to local legends and stories.

Shillong Peak

Founded by the British in the 19th century, Shillong exudes cosmopolitan charm with its vibrant blend of culture and festive enthusiasm. The city balances quiet pine-filled neighborhoods, lively downtown and an emerging café culture.

Don Bosco Museum

Step into the Don Bosco Museum to discover rich North-East tribal heritage through artefacts, motifs, and displays. Enjoy sweeping Shillong views and experience one of the city’s most distinctive and architecturally unique landmarks.

Laitlum Canyon

Laitlum Canyons come alive as golden sunlight spills over ridges, pours into deep gorges, and glitters on winding streams below, creating a breathtaking and ethereal landscape.

Kongthong

Also known as the Whistling Village, Kongthong exhibits a distinct practice of assigning each individual a unique whistled tune for a name. The village features breathtaking trekking trails, eco-tourism experiences, and warm hospitality.

Arwah Caves

The cave’s mystique is enhanced by its hidden passages, crustacean shells, and fish bones fossilised in limestone walls and explored the end of the cave for a lit-up interior and underwater streams that flow through these ancient cave formations for millennia.

Nongriat

Embark on a scenic 3-kilometre journey through a series of 3,500 stone steps, to reach the famous Double Decker Root Bridge. Immerse in an enchanting landscape of natural pools, waterfalls, and lagoons. Continue the adventure for another hour to discover the Rainbow Falls.

Sohra

Sohra is famed for its waterfalls—Nohkalikai’s dramatic plunge and Dainthlen’s thunderous flow—nestled in lush forests. Known as the ‘Land of Oranges’ due to the prevalence of citrus, Sohra is also a prime destination for biodiversity tourism.

Mawsmai Caves

You don’t need to be a spelunker to explore Meghalaya’s caves—Mawsmai Cave, near Sohra, offers an easy yet thrilling experience. With narrow squeezes and crawl spaces, it’s an exciting glimpse into Meghalaya’s vast limestone cave systems.

David Scott Trail

The David Scott Trek runs on part of the 100-kilometre-long trade route. The trek offers a step back into history as it presents remnants of the British Raj in terms of outdoor architecture, early settlements, monoliths, tombstones, and a sacred grove.

Mawphlang

The Mawphlang Sacred Grove, preserved by the Khasi community for centuries, is a dense, untouched forest of deep religious significance. It is believed to be a repository of spirits, and cutting down trees or disturbing the land is forbidden.

Mawkyrduk Monolith

Meghalaya’s rich megalithic tradition owes much of its fascination to Mawkyrduk Monolith. For the Khasis, these monoliths represent a profound connection to their past, ancestors, and the spiritual realm.

Mawphanlur

An idyllic village that has become increasingly popular for those wanting to enjoy the night sky and escape into nature, Mawphanlur sits atop rolling hills and offers unobstructed views of the heavens above.

Kyllang Rock

Kyllang Rock is a massive granite rock that rises 5,000 feet above sea level, offering an unobstructed view of the Khasi Hills. It is a place of historical and spiritual importance, often linked to local legends and stories.