



Meghalaya, India
Meghalaya, known for its natural beauty and living root bridges, offers a unique travel experience. Explore lush landscapes, pristine waterfalls, and vibrant tribal culture.
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Things to do
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Living Root Bridges
nature

Nohkalikai Falls
nature

Umngot River
nature

Mawsynram
nature

Mawphlang Sacred Grove
nature

Elephant Falls
nature
Places to stay
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Shillong Police Bazaar
from ₹1,500/night

Ri Kynmaw Resort
from ₹4,500/night

Cherrapunjee Holiday Resort
from ₹12,000/night
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At a glance
Meghalaya is known for
Seasonal Guide
When to visit Meghalaya
Post-monsoon, clear skies, and peak waterfall flow.
Culture
Local customs to know
matrilineal societies
predominantly Christian
music scene in Shillong
respect for sacred sites
modest dress code
Insider knowledge
Travel tips for Meghalaya
Agree on a taxi price before getting in, as metered fares are rarely used.
The tanneries smell strongly; vendors will offer you mint to hold under your nose.
Carry a raincoat, even during the dry season, as showers are common.
Visit local markets for authentic Meghalayan handicrafts and souvenirs.
Try local honey, known for its unique flavor and quality.
Getting there
How to reach Meghalaya
By Road
Shared sumo/cab from Shillong to Cherrapunji (56km, 1.5hr, ₹100–150/seat) and Dawki (90km, 3hr); private car hire from Shillong for ₹2,000–3,000/day.
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