Meghalaya - Explore the unexplored.

Interesting and beautiful places you must visit in Meghalaya

Megahlaya is undoubtledy one of the most beautiful and unique place in India. If you want to experience the pure fresh air, the natural flowing waters, vegetations that make you lost in depths of nature, experience dancing in the rain, smell the scent of fresh soil after rain, visit the cleanest village and the wettest place, witness living nature takes its course and taste the delicious cuisines, you must definitely visit Meghalaya. Meghalaya is an unexplored place with lots of beautiful natural vegetations like forests, caves, waterfalls, rivers and mountains yet to be recognized. There are 3 hills in Meghalaya - Khasi Hills, Garo Hills and Jaintia Hills and each hills have their own share of awesome places to offer. Here are some of the unique and mesmerizing places you can visit in Megalaya.

  • The Garden of Caves 'Ka Bri Ki Synrang', Laitmawsiang Village, Sohra.


  • Krangshuri Waterfall in Amlarem, West Jaintia Hills, Meghalaya.


  • Renang Dare Waterfall Dabalgre , South Garo Hills, Meghalaya.


  • Wari Chora located at South Garo Hills, Megahlaya.


  • Kyrdemkhla, East Khasi Hills, Meghalaya.



  • Mawlangkhar, West Khasi Hills.


  • Nokrek National Park, West Garo Hills, Megahlaya.



  • Wards Lake, East Khasi Hills.


  • Balpakram National Park, South Garo Hills.


  • Laitum Canyon, East Khasi Hills.



These are the beautiful naturally embracing and breath-taking places you can visit when you visit Meghalaya. These are only fraction of the hundreds of places you can visit and experience the touch and sense of nature, the murky and unexplored caves, the deep tranquil forests, paths that are untrodden, rocks and waters that are untouched. Stay tuned for more place!

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