MEGHALAYA

Meghalaya, literally meaning "abode of clouds," is a haven for naturalists. Worldwide vacationers have taken notice of a hill station featuring an absolutely stunning sky. tucked pleasantly northeast of India, amid the Himalayas. 22, 429 square kilometres, with latitudes ranging from 20.1° N to 26.5° N and longitudes from 85.49 °E to 92.52 °E, made up the former state of Assam. To the north and east, it borders Assam; to the south and east, it borders Bangladesh. With its expansive hills, valleys, lakes, captivating waterfalls, creepy caverns, and sacred woods, Meghalaya is a state full of tourism attractions. Views of rolling hills, misty hills, terraced hills, cascading waterfalls, and winding rivers will enchant you. 

Most of the people here are from the Khasi, Pnar, and Garo tribes, and they are all quite friendly. Foreign visitors need not fret, as English is the official language of the state. In cities like Shillong, friends and family may relax in the lap of nature, adventure seekers can take on the challenge of trekking across Meghalaya, and couples can enjoy a romantic break.

Shillong, Tura, Jowai, Cherrapunjee, Nongpoh, and Baghmara are a few of the most popular tourist destinations in Meghalaya. More precisely, Wards Lake, Lady Hydari Park, Sweet Falls, the Butterfly Museum, Nohkalikai Falls, Mawsmai Cave, Thangkarang Park, Eco Park, Khoh Ramhah, and Green Rock Ranch are all excellent tourist spots in Meghalaya. You can bring the magnificent handicrafts made by the people of this state, and you will be happy to retrieve your bag of experiences that become memories when it comes to reclaiming anything. Taking everything into account, everyone can enjoy their vacation in this incredibly stunning, lush, and energetic state!