South West Garo Hills' magical wilderness and historically
significant moments are inscribed in tombs, such as the Tomb
of Mir Jumla II, Snake Stone and Katta Beel. The district is
recognised for its immense potential to become ‘the rice bowl
of Meghalaya’, leading the state in agricultural production
and progress on the Sustainable Development Goals indicator.
From a Mughal-era landmark to tranquil lakes and birding
hotspots, the district presents a mosaic of attractions for
intrepid explorers.
Katta Beel I
The Tomb of Mir Jumla II I
Snake Stone I
Chenga Benga Lake I
Shah Kamal Dargah I
Kodaldhowa Lake
South West Garo Hills' magical wilderness and historically
significant moments are inscribed in tombs, such as the Tomb
of Mir Jumla II, Snake Stone and Katta Beel. The district is
recognised for its immense potential to become ‘the rice bowl
of Meghalaya’, leading the state in agricultural production
and progress on the Sustainable Development Goals indicator.
From a Mughal-era landmark to tranquil lakes and birding
hotspots, the district presents a mosaic of attractions for
intrepid explorers.
Katta Beel I
The Tomb of Mir Jumla II I
Snake Stone I
Chenga Benga Lake I
Shah Kamal Dargah I
Kodaldhowa Lake
West Garo Hills’ hilly terrain is home to three prominent
mountain ranges—the Tura Range (source of the Simsang River),
the Arbella Range, and the Ranggira Range. Alongside its
majestic mountain ranges and cascading waterfalls, the region
boasts historical and archaeological landmarks, including the
war remains of the Kilapara Dalu Immigration Centre. The
vibrant 100 Drums Wangala Dance, a post-harvest festival
celebrating the rich traditions of the Garos, is celebrated
throughout the Garo Hills district.
Siju Cave I
Nokrek Biosphere Reserve I
Tura Peak I
Pelga Falls I
Chandigre Village Resort I
Chibragre Picnic Spot I
Daribokgre
North Garo Hills vividly portrays pastoral life and the
untamed wilderness of the Garos. It features attractions such
as Jolding Wari, Ganna Ramram Lake, and Chitim tim Dare Falls.
Accompanied by an array of traditional festivals, including
the Annual Winter Festival, Nokpante Festival, Megaru
Festival, 50 Drums Wangala Festival, Domahi (Magh Bihu), and
Song Kristan Dance, the district offers a unique experience
for cultural explorers.
Jolding Wari I
Radi Nokat I
Na.Ka Chikong I
Rasna Dare I
Chitim tim Dare I
Ganna Ramram Lake I
Rongma Gitil I
Rangdokram I
Sawal Wari I
Rangjokram Lake
East Garo Hills is defined by rugged terrain and vibrant
culture. It is home to epic moments like Garo's historic
showdown with the British in the Simsang basin. Chisobibra,
surrounded by lush hills, serves as a memorial ground for Garo
Warrior/ Matgrik—Pa Togan Nengminja. The Manda (Dudhnoi) and
Damring (Krishnoi) rivers originate from the district's
spectacular countryside.
Chisobibra I
Simsang Basin I
Manda I
Damring I
Tasek Lake I
Memo Lake
The South Garo Hills district is one of the least explored
districts of Meghalaya, making it a perfect offbeat tourist
spot. Balpakram National Park, also known as the abode of
perpetual winds, is a plateau home to a profusion of medicinal
plants and herbs. The district is home to several significant
locations with strong potential for further tourism
development.
Balpakram National Park I
Boldak Matchu Karam I
Chidimak I
Matchru I
Areng Patal I
Goncho Dare I
Dikkini Ring I
Rongsaljong Agal I
Rongsobok Rongkol
West Khasi Hills is a paradise for nature enthusiasts and
thrill-seekers alike. It offers retreats such as Nongkhyllem
Wildlife Sanctuary, Mawphanlur, and Weinia Falls. The district
is home to numerous sacred forests featuring endemic species.
Its mild tropical climate makes it an ideal recreational site
throughout the year.
Mawphanlur I
Nongkhnum River Island I
Nongkhyllem Wildlife Sanctuary I
Weinia Falls I
Khudoi Falls I
Kohmang Falls
Eastern West Khasi Hills is heavily adorned with historically
significant sites such as the Iawpaw Hill, Nongkhnum Island,
Wah Rilang, Mawthadraishan Peak, and the renowned Nongnah
Plateau. Kyllang Rock, a natural monolith steeped in
fascinating folklore, stands amidst a vast expanse of dense
forest extending beyond the horizon. These places are
associated with folklore that makes a good bonfire story after
the day’s trek.
Iawpaw Hill I
Wah Rilang I
Mawthadraishan Peak I
Kyllang Rock I
Nongkhnum River Island I
Nongnah Plateau
South West Khasi Hills district makes up for its small size
with its rich diversity and natural wonders, making it a prime
destination for nature tourism. Some of the major tourist
spots include the Jakrem hot springs, Synrangbah Cave, Umngi
River, Rilang viewpoint, and Dongnob Falls.
Symper Rock I
Umngi River I
Phlangja Ud-Cave I
Rilang View Point I
Tynrong Synrang Murin I
Bombell Rock I
Synrang Sngi Rock I
Tynrong Manbasa
With fertile soil and a salubrious climate all year round, the
Ri-Bhoi district is an ideal destination for tourists and
farming communities. The district is also the production house
of Ryndia silk, with Umden designated as the “Silk Village” of
Meghalaya. It is where textiles representing Khasi culture,
heritage, and age-old techniques of textile production are
produced.
Umiam Lake I
Lum Nehru Park I
Dwar Ksuid I
Orchid Lake Resort I
Lum Sohpetbneng
From colonial heritage to ecological treasures, the East Khasi
Hills is famous for its Indo-Western architecture, living root
bridges, the cleanest village in India (Mawlynnong), the
wettest place on earth (Mawsynram), and the eccentric
whistling village of Kongthong. Shillong's streets are
perpetually alive with vibrant entertainment, thriving
commerce, and rich cultural expressions.
Shillong Peak I
Arwah Cave I
Dainthlen Falls I
Mawsmai Cave I
Noh Ka Likai Falls I
Noh Sngi Thiang Falls
West Jaintia Hills epitomises quintessential Meghalaya with
its culture, topography and tourist spots such as Krangshuri
Falls, Phe Phe Falls, Ialong Park, and Dawki. Renowned
festivals like Behdienkhlam, a symbolic tradition aimed at
dispelling evil spirits, disease, and misfortune, and Chad
Sukra, a traditional folk dance, are celebrated yearly.
Thlu Muwi I
Nartiang Monoliths I
Ialong Park I
Syntu Ksair I
Dawki I
Kudengrim I
Krangshuri
East Jaintia Hills is a treasure trove of hidden gems,
boasting ancient forests, dazzling waterfalls, and pristine
pools. In contrast to the economic hub of Khliehriat, serene
destinations such as Moolamylliang Village, Lumchyrmit,
Sahksaw, Umbyrlein Falls, Rynji Falls, and Moopun Waterfalls
invite visitors to immerse themselves in the tranquil embrace
of nature.
Lukha Bridge I
Rynji Falls I
Moopun Falls I
Narpuh Reserved Forest I
Umbyrlein Falls I
Moolamylliang Village I
Lumchyrmit