Places to visit in Cherrapunji

Cherrapunji, nestled in the East Khasi Hills of Meghalaya, is one of the wettest places on Earth, famous for its lush green landscapes, dramatic cliffs, and heavy monsoon rains. Perched at an elevation of about 1,430 meters, this scenic town offers breathtaking views of mist-covered valleys and waterfalls that cascade down verdant slopes.

Nohkalikai Falls

One of the tallest plunge waterfalls in India, Nohkalikai Falls located in Cherrapunji, is a breathtaking sight. The water cascades from a height of about 340 meters into a turquoise pool below, surrounded by lush cliffs and misty clouds.

Maswmai Cave

These naturally formed limestone caves are a fascinating spot to explore. The caves are lit inside making it easy for tourists.

Seven sisters fall

This is a set of seven segmented waterfalls in Cherrapunji, that flow over limestone cliffs. It’s best visited during the monsoon season.

Living Root Bridge

A marvel of bio-engineering, this bridge in Cherrapunji, is made from living tree roots, interwoven over decades by the Khasi tribe.

Eco Park

Eco Park in Cherrapunji, offers panoramic views of the surrounding hills and the green canyons. There are also beautiful orchids.

Mawlynnong Village

Mawlynnong village, often referred to as the “cleanest village in Asia,” is a picturesque settlement located in the East Khasi Hills of Meghalaya, near the India-Bangladesh border. Known for its exceptional cleanliness, well-maintained gardens, bamboo dustbins, and community-driven eco-consciousness.

Dainthlen Falls

This scenic waterfall is not just known for its beauty but also for the local legend of a giant serpent that was defeated here.

Thangkharang Park

This park offers a wide-angle view of the plains of Bangladesh and houses rare orchids and plants native to the region.

Arwah Caves

A lesser-known but fascinating cave, Arwah is known for its fossils and large limestone formations, offering a more serene caving experience.

Wab Kaba Falls

This seasonal waterfall is surrounded by deep gorges and high cliffs. Visitors can enjoy a short hike to the viewing point.

Dawki

Dawki is a small but stunning town in the West Jaintia Hills of Meghalaya, in Cherrapunji, best known for the crystal-clear waters of the Umngot River. Situated near the India-Bangladesh border, Dawki has become a popular destination for its surreal river views.

Krem phyllut cave

For those seeking adventure, this cave is a great destination. With multiple entrances and chambers, it’s perfect for those interested.

Ka khoh Ramhah

Also known as the Giant Rock, Ka Khoh Ramhah is a massive rock formation shaped like an inverted cone. Offers a peaceful views.

Laitmawsiang

A hidden gem in the East Khasi Hills, the Garden of Caves is a serene eco-tourism spot featuring multiple caves and small waterfalls

Laitlum Grand Canyon

Laitlum, meaning “End of the Hills,” is a breathtaking viewpoint located near Shillong in Meghalaya. Perched high in the East Khasi Hills, Laitlum offers sweeping panoramic views of deep gorges, rolling green hills, and quaint villages tucked away in the valleys. below

Mawkdok Dympep Valley Viewpoint

Located on the Shillong‑Sohra highway, this viewpoint offers panoramic views over a V‑shaped valley. It’s perfect for photos, and thrill‑seekers can try ziplining over the valley.

Khasi Monoliths

Scattered megalithic stone slabs near Mawsmai Falls, ancient commemorative markers of Khasi ancestors culturally and historically rich.

Wei Sawdong Falls

A secluded triple-tier waterfall with crystal-clear pools beneath lush greenery, ideal for those seeking serenity off the beaten path.

Phe Phe falls

A popular swimming spot en route from Shillong, larval hikes and pleasant pools await—you can even cliff-jump nearby.

Mawphlang Sacred forest

A protected sacred grove preserved by Khasi tribes. Ancient trees, endemic flora, and guided walks bring spiritual and ecological insight.

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