The movement time for taxi to reach from Guwahati to Shillong is around 3 hours and the G.S. road is all around kept up which makes the journey entirely agreeable. You can stopover at Nongpoh for lunch or light refreshment. One more stopover while venturing out from Guwahati to Shillong is Umiam Lake View Point where the beautiful magnificence of the locale will make you feel unwind from the adventure.

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So, various transportation facility is available from Guwahati to Shillong. You can choose from the list cited below:-

Assam state transport corporation Bus:- Everyday two buses will be available from Guwahati to Shillong at Rs 142/- per head. Timing 07:00 am and 08:00 am.

Disadvantage:- These buses are too slow and 3 hours journey can sometimes be 4 hrs and sometimes even the vehicles gets out of order en route.

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Shared sumo from Paltan bazaar Guwahati:-Now these shared sumos has no specific timings they stand in ques for passengers and you can go according to your timing if you opt for hiring these sumos. Rates 200/- per head.

Disadvantage:- Sumos are fast but sometimes the drivers are not up to the mark are not polite and well mannered enough they might behave rudely and if you ask them to stop somewhere they might charge you extra and fellow-travelers are hard nut to crack while choosing your preferred seat.

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Tourist cabs:- These tourist cabs are far better than the options cited above. They are fast,convenient and reliable but the price are too high Rs 400/- per without A/C and extra with the latter.

Disadvantages:-You can enjoy a ride with tourist taxi only when you have booked the whole cab and that will cost you a little bit more.You might have problems and issue regarding seats with fellow-passengers while you hire the cab in sharing.

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Best option will be a tour operator:-The fares are cheapest with quality service. Distance between Guwahati to Shillong by taxi is about 99.4 kilometers and the weather is pretty cool during the trip. They have an all inclusive fare for their taxi from Guwahati to Shillong for both One way and Round Trip with . Guwahati to Shillong Car Rentals including Sedan (Swift Desire, Indigo etc)- Rs 1600, SUV (Innova, Xylo etc)-Rs 3500/-, Tempo Traveller, Tata Sumo- Rs 2000/- or any other vehicle.Their Cabs are clean, well maintained which makes your ride comfortable. The drivers are polite, humble and courteous and they are driver cum guide.All the final words and commitment regarding the trip are made before your trip and so do not have to say a words secondary to the drivers. Fares are transparent and there is no hussle bustle with the driver regarding fares. All payment over the phone.They even provide Guwahati airport- Shillong cab service at reasonable rates.

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1.Wettest Place On Earth
Receiving an annual rainfall of 11,777 mm, Cherrapunji happens to be not only the second wettest place in India, but also on the planet. For lovers of monsoon and chai, every day in this town looks breathtakingly beautiful. And while Mawsynram has taken over its first rank in the last few years, the charm of this place continues to please eyes and win hearts!
2. Plains of Bangladesh: Worth The Capture

Nestled in the East Khasi Hills of Meghalaya, the cliffs of this gorgeous town offers mesmerizing views of the plains of Bangladesh. You can witness the same from the top of the basket-shaped rock found in the Thangkharang Park and even from the nook of the routes that lead to the main town.

3. Double Decker Living Root Bridges: Nature’s Incredible Wonder

There is no doubt that Cherrapunji is an ideal place for trekking and soaking up the peace that nature offers. But what adds more thrill to this adventurous experience are the living root bridges located in the Tyrna village. The two-tier bridge is 100 feet long in length and is known around the world as the 150-year old man-made natural wonder, which is certainly one of the top reasons to visit Cherrapunji.

4. The Seven Sisters Waterfall: Fourth Largest In India

Amongst the best places to visit for Cherrapunji sightseeing, these waterfalls are the most gorgeous ones to witness in the town. Also known as Nohsngithiang Falls or Mawsmai Falls, the best time to admire these multiple streams of water falling down from a large cliff is during a sunny day, as it mostly remains shrouded in clouds on the other days. Suggested Read:

5. Nokrek National Park- One Of The Homes Of Red Panda In India

Located some 130 kilometers from the town of Cherrapunji, Nokrek National Park is the one of the only places in India that is home to a few Red Panda. Apart from this, the Asian elephants, eight species of cats, and the rich varieties of flora make it a perfect place for wildlife lovers and nature admirers like you.

6. Thangkharang Park: Town’s Natural Gem

Situated some 12 kilometers from the main town, the Thangkharang Park is one of top reasons to visit Cherrapunji. The park has a one way road built amidst the lush green trees, a basket-shaped rock, and overlooks the spectacular Kynrem Falls that cascade down three steps. If you wish the witness the most talked- about view of the Bangladesh plains, make sure you put this place on your list!

7. Dainthlen Falls: Witness The Breathtaking View

Apart from the legend concocted by the locals to explain the story behind the name of the Cherrapunji waterfalls, this place is a great picnic spot nestled amidst the magnificent aura of nature. You can easily cover this place and spend a rejuvenating time here, soaking the bliss of serenity that surrounds the falls.

8. Krem Phyllut: A Town For Adventure Junkies
Located south of the town, Krem Phyllut is one of the best places to visit during the Cherrapunji sightseeing. Usually crowded with tourists and locals, the grandeur of these caves is unmatchable and undoubtedly worth witnessing once in your life. You can enter the caves from any of its three entrances or the two river passages.

9. Mawkdok Dympep Valley View: A Scenery To Enjoy

While traveling from Shillong to Cherrapunji, you would come across a gorgeous view point, which is located at the very start of Sohra tourist circuit. Built by the forest department, it is one of the best gifts the town has in store for its travelers who are either in pursuit of peace or are nature admirers at heart.

10. Home To The Fourth Longest Caves In The Indian Subcontinent

Popularly known as the Mawsmai Cave, which are situated only a half a kilometer from the town, this is the most splendid place to be explored during your trip. What makes it a reason for visiting Cherrapunji is the fact that these are the fourth longest caves in the entire Indian sub-continent, which also have a little pool inside formed by five different rivers.

11. Hiking: Discover The Adventurous Trails

For the hikers, there are a lot of places to explore around in Cherrapunji as this place is blessed with some of the best trials. The most fascinating place to start with is the double Decker and apart from that there are many more which can be explored by the adventure junkies.

How To Reach Cherrapunji Situated in the northeastern region in India, Cherrapunji can be well reached by all modes of transport. To make sure you pick the best way to reach Cherrapunji, here are the nearest airports and railway stations linked to the town:

By Air While Umroi Airport in Shillong is the closest airport to the town, it is not connected to all the major cities. So, if you wish to save time and commute by air, take a flight to Guwahati Airport, which is the second nearest airport and is located 181 kilometers away from Cherrapunji.

By Train Guwahati Railway Station is the closest to the town and is connected to all the major cities. You can take a train till here, and later hire a taxi or board a bus to reach Cherrapunji.

By Road If you love road trips and wish to take a scenic one to Cherrapunji, you can take a government-run or private bus till Guwahati bus stand. From there, you can hire a taxi to reach the town. If not bus, you can also drive your own car all the way to Cherrapunji for an impeccable experience, provided you have a lot of time.

1. David Scott Trekking Trail

If you’re into treks, you’ll love the scenic 16-km long David Scott Trail. The trek roughly takes 5 hours to complete and is recommended for people between 10-60 years of age, even those with average fitness. You’ll see some great forest groves and hike on undulating paths alongside the river. Don’t forget to take pictures of the fantastic mountain and waterfall views. It’s a good idea to carry some snacks and hire a guide, who’ll charge roughly INR 1200*. The trek ends in Lad Maphlang, from where you’ll have to pre-arrange a local cab to take you back.

2. Nohkalikai Waterfalls, Cherrapunjee

These are the highest waterfalls in India, with a green-coloured plunge pool forming beneath. You’d be lucky to catch a glimpse of it as this place also has a reputation of being the wettest place, and is shrouded in clouds almost all the time. Do try the local sweet pineapples available at stalls here.

3. Mawsmai Caves

The caves are quite an adventure, with their tricky terrain that keeps getting narrower as you go in, and stalagmite formations everywhere. Photography is allowed but you have to keep moving because it’s a popular tourist attraction and does get crowds. It’s a good idea to wear floaters instead of canvas shoes because they dry off quickly.

4. Mawlynnong Village

Mawlynnong has earned itself the title of ‘the cleanest village in Asia’ and has a high literacy rate. The people here make a living from bee-keeping and you’ll find many spiders, snails and other insects in a beautiful undisturbed habitat. For dining options, you only have whatever is made in the community kitchen, which is mostly basic food like dal and rice. Non-vegetarians, however, can savour the best chicken curry, as this region largely consists of meat-eaters. If you are a vegetarian, carrying some snacks along will do you good.

5. The Ancient Root Bridges

The ancient bridges made out of the roots of Ficus Elastica or the humble rubber tree are quite a marvel to behold. This is how ingenious Khasi elders devised a solution after bamboo bridges failed to bear the brunt of heavy monsoons. The strongest bridges are more than 100 years old! It’s a splendid place where one can dip their feet in the river (if it’s not in full force). Do carry umbrellas because there’s always a slight drizzle, but it can start pouring anytime. The route back is tricky, so make it back before dark or you’ll find yourself on a hilly road with cliffs on both sides and thick fog obstructing your view.

6. Dawki River

The Dawki or Umngot River is where you can see the Bangladesh border from. It is crystal clear from September onwards, and boating here will make you feel as if you’re floating on water, as you can see the marine life right down to the river bed. You can also witness sand smugglers hard at work, filling up their boats by the loadful.

7. The Sacred Forest at Mawphlang

Nobody should miss this amazing forest in the East Khasi hills. It’s said to be protected by sacred deities and people are advised to not carry anything out of the forest as it could bring them bad luck. There are sacrificial monoliths scattered around, where tribes used to make animal sacrifices. You can spot lots of medicinal plants here, including ones said to cure cancer. It’s strangely quiet here, with no birds or animals in sight. Be prepared for the best two-hour hike you’ll ever take through complete wilderness. Carry a jacket because it gets windy here.

8. Lake Umiam

Catch a glimpse of local Khasi village life in Umiuh Village, or go kayaking on the serene emerald green waters of Umiam Lake a.k.a Barapani. The locals here are very friendly and will happily let you pet their lambs, or share tea with you.

9. Umden Village

Explore the culture of Bhoi people in this village 2 hours away from Shillong, which is famous for Eri silk production and traditional handlooms. They take pride in continuing the ‘ahimsa’ tradition of sericulture—a unique method of not killing the silk worm during the process. You can even take a day’s course in weaving, go fishing at the nearby pond, or bike along the track around the village.

10. The Many Cafes

The local cafes in Shillong are well-known for their hip vibe and delectable food. Stop at this sweet cafe called ML05 on the way to Mawphlang, and try the delish hot chocolate. You can also take a cab to the market and check out the cafes on Don Bosco Square. The good ones are Cafe Shillong, Dylan Cafe and Swish.

Nature’s beauty gives us enough reasons to travel to different parts of the world. Adding to this charm of nature, cherry blossom festival in Shillong needs a special mention here as it changes the entire landscape of the place.

One can get to see cherry blossom in few countries such as India, Pakistan, Japan, Siberia and China. The blooming of these flowers and their short life often symbolise the fleeting form of nature, which keeps changing itself from time to time. Due to its similarity with human life, which is beautiful and yet has to come to an end, Japan celebrates life and mortality during the blooming of cherry blossom.

The good news is, the Government of Meghalaya has decided to celebrate Indian cherry blossom festival in Shillong through the second instalment of the International Cherry Blossom Festival in November of every year

The festival is scheduled to take place from November 8–11, at a time when the wooded forests of Shillong will turn pink due to the blooming of thousands of cherry blossoms across the entire region. As a move for the preparation of this festival, cherry trees have been planted at Mawphlang, New Shillong, Ward’s Lake and the Umiam Lake-Shillong road. Thus giving Shillong one of the best sightseeing destinaition in India.

Besides the amazing sight of cherry blossoms all over the place, the festival will also feature interesting activities for travellers including guided night walks through the blossoms, bike rallies and photography contests. Apart from that, there will also be wine and music, live performances and stalls that will showcase and sell the local arts and crafts of Meghalaya.

The local performances during the International Cherry Blossom Festival in Shillong this year will essentially include folk and rock music, and dances by artistes from different parts of the Northeast. In order to promote the growth of these flowers, the locals will be given cherry blossom saplings.

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Shillong transforms itself into the rock capital of India (or so it is called by many) at night from its quirky evening café culture. People of Shillong have that spunky sense of style that comes with a unique combination of brains as well—it shows in the basic things of daily life like cleanliness, traffic sense and overall safety. While the capital and hill station of Meghalaya always buzzes with energy, a few kilometers outside the city, the life suddenly slows down to a more leisurely pace.

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Activities: Sightseeing Type of Tour: Day Tour, Family Tour, Honeymoon Tour,Sightseeing Tour,Group Tour Places covered: Ward’s Lake, Shillong Golf Course, Elephant Falls, Shillong Peak, Don Bosco Museum.

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• Shillong Sightseeing
  You will be taken for a full day Shillong Sightseeing and you will cover all the following major spots of this wonderful city:
  Wards Lake: People love this beautiful lake of Shillong City. A lush green lake surrounded with garden of trees, exotic plants and flowers. You can stroll in the green and calming atmosphere of the Lake. You can also do boating and relax in the garden.
  Botanical Garden: This place is also known as India Orchidarium and Botanical Garden. Located just beside the Ward’s Lake it is a must see place for people who has intrinsic love for nature. It has striking collections of various orchids and other different plants.
  Shillong Golf-Course: The Shillong Golf Course is one of Asia’s oldest golf course and was made by the british.. It is famous for its serene and calm atmosphere and is a hub of tourists because of its scenic beauty and amazing landscape. Rhododendron trees and Pine trees can be seen everywhere.
  Elephant Falls: It is a beautiful place and has three falls at different elevation. It is one of the most sort for place of Shillong Tour. After climbing down through the stone stairs you will explore the falls. The climate of this place is rejuvenating and revitalizing. Spend sometime in the water falls and take pictures with your family and friends.
  Shillong Peak: The Shillong Peak is the highest peak of Shillong City and is about 1,965 meters above the sea level. A structure is constructed in its top spot from where you can get the unique view of the hills and modern life of Shillong City. Telescope is also available on hire to get the best view of the region. There are shops which provide Khasi Traditional attire on hire which you can take and click pictures by wearing it.
  Air Force Museum: It is situated in Upper Shillong and is inside the HQ Eastern Air Command of Indian Air Force. The museum is dedicated to Indian Air Force. It showcase the history of Indian Air Force and displays various aircrafts, weapons and other armaments for public. Pictures of wars between India & Pakistan and India & China can be seen in the Museum. It also displays uniforms of the Air Force pilot.
  Lady Hydari Park: This place is located in Barik, Shillong. On its very entry you can see the beautiful Japanese Style Garden You can stroll in the park coming across variety of flowers, trees and also ponds. The park is very spacious and it has a zoo where animals like 12 horned deer, tiger, monkeys etc. are kept. You can spend a good time in the park with your family and friends.
  Don Bosco Museum: The Don Bosco Museum is one of the premium museums of Asia which exhibits the different culturual and traditional lifestyle of the tribals of north east region. You will get vital information about the culture of north east tribals from the museum.
  Grand Madina Glass Masjid: One of the finest architects of the city is the Grand Madina Glass Masjid. As the name suggests it is a grand structure with glass work in it making it a fine master piece. The green dome and multi-tiered façade can bee seen from far. It has an attached having variety of beautiful flowers. Spend some time in the serene and spiritual environment and click some memory with your friends and family.

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• Sightseeing and Transportation

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• GST
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• Lunch throughout the fare
• Personal Drinks, laundry, camera fees etc.
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Shillong, popularly known as the ‘Abode of Clouds’, is a lovely hill station in Meghalaya. Peace lovers, vacationers and nature enthusiasts throng this place in large numbers to enjoy its rich natural beauty. As it is a popular tourist destination, how to go Shillong is a question asked quite often. However, reaching here from anywhere in the country is not a difficult task. The place is well linked with several Indian cities and towns via air, rail and road. The Shillong Airport in Umroi is about 35 km from the city and Guwahati Railway Station (135 km away) is the nearest railhead. Travellers can also reach here from nearby cities and towns courtesy Assam State Transport Corporation (ASTC) and Meghalaya Transport Corporation (MTC) buses. 
Before traveling to Shillong, let me inform you that there’s is no Railway connection neither a proper air connection at Shillong. Roadways is well connected from major states of North East. To reach Shillong you can reach Guwahati via Train from any part of India. After reaching Guwahati Railway Station, you can get a shared sumo, sedan outside the platform which fares INR 200/- per person followed by a 3 hours drive approximately to reach Shillong. Or else you can also book a cab service online for a comfortable reach to Shillong. The fare is affordable which costs INR 1800/- Mainly there are two nearby airport to Reach Shillong namely Shillong,Umroi Airport & Guwahati, Lokpriya Airport But most preferably you can land at Guwahati, Lokpriya as many flights are available for Guwahati rather than landing at Shillong airport. After reaching Guwahati airport you reach Shillong via Guwhati Shillong Shared Taxi which fares 400INR to reach Shillong else you can get hire a cab which i would like to suggest you for your Shillong Journey. The fare would cost you INR 1500- 1900 depending upon which type of Vehicle you have opted like, Sedan or Suv. Apart from this if you want to visit Shillong here are list of some tour best packages.Shillong Tour Packages of 2019 at affordable price| Customizable |Travenjo

By air:
How to reach Shillong by air is one of the prime questions travellers ask mostly. Shillong Airport, located 35 km away at Umroi, is a domestic airport that links the hill station with Kolkata via Air India regional flights. Another bigger and convenient airport is Lokpriya Gopinath Bordoloi International Airport at Guwahati, which is approximately 130 km away from Shillong. There are regular flight options being offered by most of the major carriers such as AirAsia India, GoAir, Air India and Jet Airways from here for Delhi, Bagdogra, Imphal, Bangalore, Agartala, Kolkata, Silchar and Mumbai, to name a few destinations. After landing at the airport, visitors can avail of state bus services or hire taxis to reach various destinations. Besides, one can also opt for cabs as Guwahati to Shillong taxi fare is not that much.

By road:
A number of Assam State Transport Corporation (ASTC) and Meghalaya Transport Corporation (MTC) buses operate from Guwahati to Shillong. Depending upon their budget and requirement, travellers can choose from sleeper, air conditioned, luxury and Volvo buses. Travellers can also drive to Shillong from Guwahati via NH 40, a journey that takes around 3 to 4 hours to cover a distance of 135 km.

By rail:
Guwahati Railway Station is the nearest railhead to Shillong, which is about 135 km away. The Guwahati Railway Station is well connected to major cities in India via an extensive rail network. Premium trains such as Rajdhani Express takes about 34 hours to reach Guwahati from New Delhi. From outside the station, travellers can hire a taxi or cab or take a bus to reach Shillong. Posted by travenjo at 00:53 Email ThisBlogThis!Share to TwitterShare to FacebookShare to Pinterest

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Every child has always wondered how could they reach the clouds to sit on and fly along them. Here is the place that would fulfill the wish of every child and the child every adult keeps inside them. Meet the clouds at an altitude of about 1496 m above the sea level, in one of the smallest states of India, Meghalaya which means “The abode of Clouds.” It precisely defines its title by giving home to the clouds. Shillong is the capital of Meghalaya which is also known as “Scotland of the East” that describes the European settlers of Scotland.

Shillong hill view

• Unlike other hilltops, Shillong have it’s airport namely Umroi Airport or Barapani air force base.
• This airport is located about 40 km from Shillong. Kolkata is the place you’ll find the flights for Shillong.
• The moment you step out of the airport, you’ll gasp why is this place so popular, as you get to see the vast landscape of greenery and clouds.

WEATHER AT THE HILLS- CALM AND SOOTHING

Attracting weather at Shillong.

• Rainstorm months see normal to substantial rainfalls in Shillong.
• This is an incredible time to visit the waterfalls and appreciate the perfect rain washed vistas of the locale.
• July is the wettest month in Shillong.
• It is anything but a famous travelling time given, as numerous tourists don’t like to travel amid storms, however that makes it a decent time to discover sensible lodgings.

CHERRAPUNJEE- HEAVEN ON EARTH

Cherrapunji during rainy season.

• We’ve read in our geography classes that Cherrapunji is the wettest place on earth and travel guides portray it as nothing less than a paradise on earth.
• Genuinely the ever sentimental Shillong visit appears to be just fragmented, without going to this current nature’s ponder.
• Meghalaya is an upcoming goal for adventure fans, and one can get direct involvement through the 200 m limestone caves (Mawsmai Caves), close to Cherrapunji.

GARO HILLS- TREKKING IS EVERYWHERE

Dense Forests of Garo hills.

• A biosphere reserves area, situated in the west Meghalaya offers great trekking opportunities for the adventure lovers.
• One must surely visit the dense forests of Garo hills and witness the beauty of them.
• Home to the Nokrek Biosphere Reserve, Siju Wildlife Sanctuary and Balpakhram National Park, the region is undefined and abundant with breathtaking viewpoints and luxurious bio diversity.
• Don’t miss the famous Butterfly tours.

Umiam lake, Shillong

• On the way to Shillong is a large water body from where the city gets gifts in numerous ways.
• This is the Umiam Lake or Bada Pani and is the biggest lake in Shillong.
• It is a man-made lake and has a water sports complex and the well known garden, Lum Nehru stop, by the lakeside.
• Always abounding with tourists, the beauteous area additionally has anglers plotting of good catches.

GOLF COURSE – WALK ON THE GRASS

Golf course of Shillong

• Appreciating playing golf in Shillong Golf Club has an attractive appeal through and through.
• The club is situated at a beautiful setting with lavish green slopes at the scenery.
• Delightful Pine and Rhdodendron trees work as awesome, improving plants to upgrade the quality of its undulating knolls.
• Here I should specify the way that Golf was conveyed to Shillong by a gathering of British Civil Service refined man in 1898.
• The course is known for including one of the longest attempting openings in India.

Clouds of Meghalaya, you can shake hands with.

• Already termed as the “Abode of clouds” this place will mesmerize you so much that you won’t be willing to come back, as soon as you meet with the clouds.
• Walking towards Cherrapunji you’ll come across many home settlements at quite distances.
• I believe them to be the most blessed people as their neighbours are Clouds and Winds.
• Take a walk in the clouds, you’ll make it a lifetime memory.

Famous Bridge by living roots.

• The extensions are made of roots that are solid, perfectly healthy, as they keep on growing each day.
• A portion of these are additionally twofold decker spans, which implies that they have two stories.
• The Umshiang Double Decker Root Bridge and NongraitLiving Root Bridge are famous bridges to wonder about these marvels that are as much a synthetic accomplishment as they are an accomplishment of nature!

SHILLONG – THE SCOTLAND OF THE EAST

Scotland of East.

• Situated in one of the Seven Sisters Of India (seven states), Shillong fills in as the capital of Meghalaya state in nation’s upper east district.
• There are in fact numerous similarities between this place with Scotland, and this is the reason Shillong is called as the “Scotland of the East!” despite the fact that present day, the city holds the curious appeal of a slope station.
• It is home to bistros and eateries where unrecorded music and open mic evenings can be appreciated.
• The city additionally has a variety of shops offering stylish clothing and extras at affordable costs! For all exploring better views of the city, simply make a way for Shillong Peak

MAWLYNNONG – ASIA’S CLEANEST

Mawlynnong, cleanest village in Asia

• Mawlynnong is touted to be Asia’s cleanest town, and which is all well and good.
• The villagers here are devoted to keeping their environment clean, setting a case for every one of us!
• The boulevards of Mawlynnong are fixed with bamboo dustbins and villagers, on a pivot premise, are allocated the job of cleaning the town.
• Excellent holy places flourish here, and the villagers have tossed open their homes to guests.
• It is additionally a decent place to purchase knickknacks and gifts.
• Neighborhood home stay choices are in abundance, with some notwithstanding offering unmatchable perspectives of India’s outskirt with Bangladesh!

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Visit Cherrapunjee’s exotic waterfalls and striking limestone caves. Visit Mawkdok Viewpoint where you can do adventurous and thrilling zip-lining ,

Nohkalikai Falls, Seven Sister Falls,among other falls, Mawsmai Cave, which is one of the 100 odd limestone caves in Meghalaya, First Presbyterian Church, Eco-Park, Ramakrishna Mission Ashrama, David Scott Me

– The transparent river in Dawki, where you can enjoy the boat ride and also visit Bangladesh border. You will visit Mawlynnong which is a small village with about 80 households, in lash-green East Khasi Hills in Meghalaya. It was awarded ‘Cleanest Village in Asia’ in 2003. You will also see the amazing Balancing stone (big rock balancing over a small stone) beside other things. You will visit the astounding Living Root Bridge which is about 250-400 years old.

Camping at Dawki Shnongpdeng–

overnight camping at the riverside of Shnongpdeng River, Meghalaya which is known for its crystal clear water. One can literally see the river bed from above. Overnight camping at Dawki Shnongpdeng river is an amazing and adventurous experience. It will definitely refresh and rejuvenate you from your daily busy life.

Mawphlang Sacred Forest-Explore the Sacred Groves in the forest and the Khasi Heritage Village which has different types of traditional tribal huts showcasing the local traditional culture, lifestyle and heritage of the Khasi Tribe. The Khasi Tribal Monolith Festival is celebrated here for two days every year in the month of March.

• Wahkaba Falls – This is a tiered waterfall close to 170-190 m in height and provides a beautiful view of the valley. During monsoons, there is a heavy flow of the streams, however we visited in winters and were still lucky to have a glimpse of waterfall (although a very thin stream :P) Entry Fee per person – Rs 10 

• Ramkrishna Mission – Started by Swami Vivekananda, this place have turned into a major tourist attraction. Entry is free of cost and one can see the culture of Meghalaya and other north eastern states, dresses, folk dances, major places and the most famous things crafted out of bamboo.

• Nohkalikai Falls – Highest waterfalls of India and fourth highest in the world. The drive to these falls take you to a cliff from where one can see the water gushing down into a pool of dark blue water. This fall has a sad legend to it. The name of the falls mean the jump of Ka Likai. A woman named Likai had a daughter and had to remarry after her husband died. There was no source of income and hence she became porter and could not pay attention to her second husband. The jealous husband killed the infant and cooked her meat after throwing away the head and bones. When Likai returned home, she found none except the meal. She wanted to look for her daughter, but ate the meat as she was hungry. As she proceeded to eat betel leaves, she found a severed finger near the place. She understood what had happened in her absence and went mad in anger. She started running and jumped off the edge of the plateau and the waterfalls were named after her. There is a saying that these waterfalls doesn’t dry even in non monsoon season – Falls of sorrow. Entry Fee per person – Rs 20

• Nohsngithiang Falls (Seven Sister Falls) – The name is derived from the seven streams that falls down the plateau. Must see attraction during the monsoons, however we could not see a single stream flowing as it was winter season :(. The falls are also called as Mawsmai falls, named after the village.

• Mawsmai Caves – One of the major tourist attractions. These limestone caves in Meghalaya are lit enough for the tourists to enjoy the natural formation and leave then awestruck. Indeed one of the natural wonders. Entry Fee per person – Rs 20

• Eco Park – This park has been designed by the government so that tourists can enjoy the seven sister falls that is right across this park. From one of the sides there is a view point to observe the Bangladesh plains. During spring season this park observes a wide variety of Orchids. Entry Fee per person – Rs 20

Travel Mode –

Cheapest way to travel from Shillong to Cherrapunjee is a shared sumo that charges Rs 70 per person. However for a comfortable journey you canhire a cab that covers the sightseeing as well and charges approx Rs 1500 (price for off season and can go high a bit during the peak season). Local bus transport is also available, however it isn’t that frequent. People do travel by bikes as well, however a some of the places, road conditions aren’t that good.

Best Season to Visit –

Summer season (March -May) is best to travel as it is pleasant and one can witness the falls as well. At times rain can be a spoilsport. During monsoons, Cherrapunji receives the heaviest rainfall and it is not possible to explore the beauty of this place as the falls and caves are flooded. Winters (October – February) is another good time to visit, however you might find couple of falls dry during this season.

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