South West Garo Hills West Garo Hills North Garo Hills East Garo Hills South Garo Hills West Khasi Hills Eastern West Khasi Hills South West Khasi Hills Ri-Bhoi East Khasi Hills West Jaintia Hills East Jaintia Hills Sohra Dawki Mawlynnong Nokrek Peak Krangsuri Balpakram Tura Shillong Umiam Lake Kudengrim Mawsynram Mawphanlur Nongkhnum River Island
South West Garo Hills West Garo Hills North Garo Hills East Garo Hills South Garo Hills West Khasi Hills Eastern West Khasi Hills South West Khasi Hills Ri-Bhoi East Khasi Hills West Jaintia Hills East Jaintia Hills Sohra Dawki Mawlynnong Nokrek Peak Krangsuri Balphakram Tura Shillong Umiam Lake Kudengrim Mawsynram Mawphanlur Nongkhnum River Island
South West Garo Hills
West Garo Hills
North Garo Hills

North Garo Hills

Bordering the state of Assam, North Garo Hills boasts a cultural and topographical mix. The vast plains lead to low hills providing visitors with visuals of the local agrarian landscape crisscrossed with thick and wild patches. North Garo Hills is also home to some of Meghalaya’s most distinct natural and cultural attractions.

Resubelpara Hot Springs  I  Jolding Wari Lake
East Garo Hills
South Garo Hills
West Khasi Hills

West Khasi Hills

A sparsely populated district, the West Khasi Hills expand across the heart of Meghalaya. From wind-swept undulating terrain to raging rivers, Meghalaya’s largest district is a tailor-made destination for those who love adventure and natural beauty while its largely unexplored nature adds a tinge of the unexpected. The headquarter town is Nongstoin.

Mawhanlur  I  Langshiang Falls  I  Kynshi River  I  Tirot Sing Cave
Eastern West Khasi Hills

Eastern West Khasi Hills

The Eastern West Khasi Hills District is a district located in the state of Meghalaya in India. Meghalaya is known for its rich cultural heritage, and the Eastern West Khasi Hills District is no exception. The district is famous for its Khasi culture and tradition, and is home to several Khasi tribes. The district is situated in the eastern part of Meghalaya and is surrounded by hills, forests, and natural beauty.

Nongkhnum Island  I  Wah Rilang  I  Kyllang Rock  I  Mawthadraishan Peak  I  Symper Rock
South West Khasi Hills

South West Khasi Hills

Tucked away on the southern edge of Meghalaya, South West Khasi Hills district makes up for its small size with its diverse and spectacular scenery. The undulating landscape is home to one of the most brutal ultra-marathons in the world. The region features many other locally well-known landmarks and is an angler’s paradise. Mawkyrwat is the district headquarters.

Jakrem Hot Springs  I  Tynrong Monoliths  I  Rilang Viewpoint  I  Rohbah Fish Sanctuary  I  Umngi River
Ri-bhoi
East Khasi Hills
West Jaintia Hills

West Jaintia Hills

West Jaintia Hills District is part of Meghalaya’s historically most chronicled region – when it used to be the land of the old Jaintia kings. It is known for its vibrant festivals and the quintessential Meghalayan scenery – offering visitors a good mix of culture, adventure and nature. The historic town of Jowai is the district headquarters.

Nartiang Monoliths  I  Nartiang Temple  I  Ialong Nature Park and Sacred Grove  I  Thlumuwi  I  Phe-Phe Falls  I  Kudengrim  I  Krangshuri Falls  I  Dawki Shnongpdeng  I  Darrang  I  Umngot River
East Jaintia Hills

East Jaintia Hills

Not many travellers have ventured into the East Jaintia Hills region, which at one time was an important connecting hub between the hill communities and the trade centres of the plains. From primaeval forests to scintillating waterfalls and natural pools, this district is bound to throw up many pleasant and scenic surprises. The main town of the district is Khliehriat.

Lukha Bridge  I  Rynji Falls  I  Moopun Falls  I  Narpuh Reserved Forest