Meghalaya, meaning "abode of clouds," is known for its stunning landscapes, vibrant culture, and the highest rainfall in India.
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Cherrapunji, once the wettest place on Earth, offers dramatic cliffs, waterfalls, and caves carved by relentless rains.
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Unique to Meghalaya, these bridges are made from tree roots, braided over decades—living proof of harmony with nature.
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Meghalaya’s charming capital, Shillong, is known for its music scene, rolling hills, and colonial architecture.
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Nohkalikai, Seven Sisters, and Elephant Falls are just a few of the spectacular waterfalls that thunder through Meghalaya's hills.
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Mawphlang Sacred Grove is an untouched forest protected by tribal customs, rich in rare flora and ecological heritage.
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The indigenous Khasi, Jaintia, and Garo tribes bring rich traditions, matrilineal customs, and colorful festivals to the region.
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Cavers, hikers, and eco-travelers find joy in Meghalaya’s hidden caves, trekking trails, and serene landscapes.