Sohra

On the Shillong - Sohra road in Meghalaya, the Mawkdok-Dympep Valley Viewpoint is an alluring valley to behold. It is also called Duwan Sing Syiem Bridge Viewpoint and is one of the major destinations to visit in Sohra.

Wah-Kba Falls is a seasonal waterfall located in Sohra. It is one of the most popular waterfalls in Sohra. It is located on the Shillong-Sohra road. This waterfall's roar is audible from a distance and descends from a cliff into a deep gorge. It is a treat to the eyes. The water of the falls is crystal clear in nature. Tourists are amazed at the views of the gushing waters surrounded by beautiful green hills.

The Garden of Caves is a natural cave system in the Jaintia Hills. One's trip to Sohra is incomplete without this hidden gem that Meghalaya has nestled. It is also called Ka Bri Ki Synrang. This heavenly cave system comprises rock formations, stalagmites, stalactites, waterfalls, and narrow streams

Mawkma Falls, nestled in the lush landscapes of Meghalaya, India, is a captivating natural wonder that enchants all who visit. Plunging from a considerable height, the falls cascade down in multiple tiers, creating a mesmerizing spectacle of frothy white water against the backdrop of dense greenery. The serene ambiance surrounding Mawkma Falls is heightened by the melodious symphony of nature, making it a serene escape for nature enthusiasts and adventure seekers alike.

Located near the Mawkma Village in Sohra, Lyngkshiar Falls is considered to be the most beautiful in the region. It gets its name from the rare orchid called Tiew Lyngkshiar.The journey to the Falls is a short trip on its own as tourists pass amid green forests and picturesque villages.

Umshiang Double-Decker Root Bridge in Meghalaya is one of nature and man's many amazing co-creations. This living root bridge is crafted by the people of the Khasi tribe. The most thrilling part about the bridge is that it is 3 km long and stands at a height of 2400 feet! The Umshiang River flows beneath the bridge. This bridge is made up of two root bridges stacked one on the other. These roots are of the ancient rubber trees that are indigenous to the Northeast region.

The Prut Falls is situated at the Laitlyndop village in Sohra. The falls have gained popularity since they were inaugurated and are steadily becoming a tourist hub.Tourists will love to visit this waterfall as it offers an opportunity to view it from behind the falls, unlike most other waterfalls.

Wei Sawdong Falls seems straight out of a wallpaper. That is how spectacular this waterfall is. Nearby, situated is Dainthlen Falls. These two falls are visited together by tourists. Wei Sawdong Falls is a 3 tiered waterfall and is especially known for its bluish-green, crystal-clear water.

Nohkalikai Falls is the tallest plunge waterfall in India. It is a popular tourist destination in Cherrapunji. Travellers visiting the waterfall are impressed by the formation of the falls, the surroundings, and the panoramic views of the waterfall. The water from the falls gathers at the base in a pool-like formation which is very pleasing to the eyes. Also, the water at the base has a greenish shade. The best time to visit this waterfall is in the monsoons.

Arwah Caves is the perfect offbeat destination for travellers. The Arwah Caves are way more mesmerising than travellers think. They are located in the Khliehshnong area of Cherrapunji. The caves are known for their limestone formations and fossils which are considered to be millions of years old. Certain sections of the caves host stalagmites and stalactites, and there also flows a stream in the caves. The walk to the entrance of the caves is also an experience of its own.

One of the most historically popular caves in Meghalaya and also one of the longest, the Mawsmai Cave is a splendid experience for travellers. It is located in Cherrapunji. The cave might be long but the cave route accessible to tourists is short and a very interesting experience. Mawsmai Cave is a limestone cave and is also known for the fossils that can be seen on the walls of the cave as travellers explore the cave and its formations.

Kynrem Falls is the seventh-highest waterfall in India. It is located inside Thangkharang Park in Cherrapunji.This is a three-tiered waterfall and the tourist are impressed by the loud roar of this waterfall. At the top, Kynrem Falls start in two streams and later, merge into one single water flow in the third tier of the waterfall.The best time to visit Kynrem Falls is monsoon.

The Mawmluh Cave, locally known as Krem Mawmluh, has been listed as UNESCO’s one of the ‘First 100 IUGS (International Union of Geological Sciences) Geological Sites’ in the world.It is said to be the fourth longest cave in the Indian subcontinent. The most interesting feature of the cave is the pool that has formed inside due to five different rivers making their way through the cave.

Dainthlen Falls seems straight out of a wallpaper. That is how spectacular this waterfall is. Nearby, situated is Dainthlen Falls. These two falls are visited together by tourists.Dainthlen Falls is a 3 tiered waterfall and is especially known for its bluish-green, crystal-clear water. Dainthlen Falls, on the other hand, is best known for its gorgeous vista.

The Thangkharang Park in Cherrapunji acts as a great relaxation point and picnic spot for tourists and locals alike. It is spread over 100 acres and hosts an array of trees and plant species. The park has an eye-catching fountain, a greenhouse, and two amazing viewpoints that offer excellent views of the Khor Ramhah and the valley below. The park has two footbridges which also offer good views of the surroundings.

The Mawsmai Nongthymmai Eco Park is the perfect spot for a picnic. The chilly and misty atmosphere of the park adds to the overall experience of the park. Tourists have a lot of things they can do at the Eco Park. There is a children's play area, boating, swimming, monoliths, footbridges, and many shelters as well. The Southern corner of Eco Park is the originating point of the Seven Sister Falls