Mawphlang Sacred Forest
About 25 kilometers from Shillong, the Mawphlang Sacred Forest lies within the expansive Khasi Hills region. This mystical forest is steeped in tradition and natural beauty, making it a serene escape close to the city.
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Laitlum Canyon
Often called one of Meghalaya’s best-kept secrets, Laitlum Canyons is a paradise for photographers and adventure lovers. Located roughly 35 kilometers east of Shillong, it offers breathtaking views of dramatic cliffs and lush valleys.
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Nongkhnum Island
Known as Meghalaya’s largest river island, Nongkhnum is near the village of Nongstoin, around 80 kilometers west of Shillong. This tranquil island features sandy beaches and scenic spots perfect for a quiet getaway.
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Dawki (Umngot River)
Dawki is gaining popularity for its crystal-clear waters, ideal for boating and kayaking. Situated near the pristine Umngot River, it’s a must-visit for nature lovers and water sports enthusiasts.
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Sohra (Cherrapunji)
While Cherrapunji is famous for its waterfalls and rain-soaked landscapes, many of its hidden spots remain largely unexplored. Venture beyond the usual to discover the lesser-known wonders of Sohra’s surroundings.
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