Meghalaya is richly endowed with natural beauty. Everywhere you go, you’ll never cease to be mystified by the spectacular charm the state offers; from cascading waterfalls, lush green forests, deep caves, amazing and mesmerising culture and tradition to hospitable and friendly people. Visit us and be charmed and captivated for all times .

Sohra/Cherrapunjee: Khasi Hills is probably best known for Sohra (Cherrapunjee), geographically famous for being the wettest place on earth and also Shillong, one among the foremost beautiful hill stations in India. Infact the whole Khasi Hills region that forms the central a part of Meghalaya is richly endowed with natural beauty.

Mawphlang Sacred Grove: one among the foremost remarkable features of the Khasi Hills are the sacred forests, which are preserved by traditional religious sanction, since the traditional days. one among the foremost famous sacred forests is that the Mawphlang Sacred Forest, about 25 kilometres from Shillong.

Mawlynnong Village: Mawlynnong Village has earned the excellence of being one among the cleanest villages. it’s situated 90 kms from Shillong and besides the picturesque village, offers many interesting sights like the Living Root Bridge within the neighbouring village called Riwai.

Nokrek Biosphere Reserve: Nokrek Biosphere is that the home of a really rare species of citrus locally referred to as Memang Narang or orange of the spirits. Memang Narang (Citrus Indica) is taken into account to be the foremost primitive and progenitor of all other sorts of citrus plants within the world.

Nartiang Monoliths: the most important collection of monoliths or megalithic stones in one single area is to be found in Nartiang, Jaintia Hills. These consists of Menhirs (Upright stones), flat stones within the horizontal position. Within the perimeter of those Megalithic collection stands the tallest Menhir erected by U Mar Phalyngki a trusted lieutenant of the Jaintia King between 1500 AD and 1835 AD.