
Wachi Wari Fish Sanctuary
A tranquil riverside sanctuary in Meghalaya, renowned for its crystal-clear waters teeming with diverse fish species, offering mesmerizing reflections of the surrounding lush landscapes.
Wachi wari Fish Sanctuary, tucked away along the Simsang River in Meghalaya, is a peaceful retreat where nature thrives. Known for its clear waters and the rare Chocolate Mahseer fish, this community-led conservation site offers a unique glimpse into the region’s rich biodiversity. Visitors can enjoy the tranquil surroundings, watch schools of fish glide through the river, and appreciate the local efforts that have preserved this aquatic haven. A quiet yet fascinating stop for those who love nature and wildlife.

Wachi Wari Fish Sanctuary
Accessible via NH6 with taxis and buses from Shillong. From Tura, Wachi Wari Sanctuary can be reached by local transport or private vehicle via Williamnagar, East Garo Hills.
34 Kms
The nearest town is Tura, approximately 34 km from the sanctuary.
For a more immersive experience, coordinate with community tourism groups in Tura or Williamnagar. They offer guided visits with cultural insights, ecotourism activities, and safe transport.



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