Duwan Sing Syiem is one of the beautiful viewpoint on the Shillong – Cherrapunjee route in Meghalaya. It is located just after a bridge in the Shora district. Travellers can park their vehicle by paying a parking fees. For light vehicles parking fees is Rs 10. Watch an walkthrough video of the viewpoint.
Arwah cave is one of the new entrant in the tourism circuit of Meghalaya. It is one of largest caves in Meghalaya. This means more exploration time. The speciality is a small stream flowing right through the cave and you can see millions of years old fossils on the face of rock. Distance: Around 52…
Mawsmai Cave is one of the most popular cave systems in the India state of Meghalaya. Though the cave is large only 150 meters section is open to public. The cave is well maintained and well lit. Timmings: Open on all days 9.30 am to 5.30 pm Entry fees: Rs 20 per person Rs 15…
Living Root Bridge is located around 78 kms from Shillong near Riwai village in the East Khasi Hills district of Meghalaya. From Riwai Village one has to trek around half a kilometer of descend to reach the Living Root Bridge. It is located between the Riwai village and Nohwet village between two hills and over…
Dawki is a village on the Indo – Bangladesh border in the West Jaintia Hills in the India state of Meghalaya. This is a hidden jewel in Meghalaya. Dawki is located at a distance of around 81.5 km from Shillong (capital of Meghalaya) in the West Jaintaia Hills district. If you are traveling with family…
Mawkhong Viewpoint is on the Shillong Dawki route. Its offers a panoramic view of the valley with mists kissing the hills. We were there on a rainy day but it did not disappoint us. The mist, the clouds, view overlooking the valley, drizzle all were enchanting. Watch the video and see it yourself!
Mawlynnong in the Indian state of Meghalaya is touted as the cleanest village in Asia. We reached there on a rainy day but its cleanliness and charm was intact. Watch the video:
