Meghalaya is loved for its untouched natural charm. Rolling green hills, crystal-clear rivers, dramatic waterfalls, mysterious caves, and incredible living root bridges make it a truly magical place.

Discover the lush beauty of Meghalaya when the rains arrive and transform the landscape into a magical paradise. Discover the lush beauty of Meghalaya when the rains arrive and transform the landscape ...

Nestled in the lush green hills of Meghalaya, the Living Root Bridges stand as breathtaking symbols of harmony between humans and nature. Found mainly in the Cherrapunji and Mawlynnong regions of the ...

Rooted to its natural, cultural and human capital, the Meghalaya government has launched Meghalaya Next - a forward-looking vision to become a $10 billion green and inclusive economy by 2028. In ...

Tucked away in the pristine landscapes of Meghalaya lies Markham Valley, an emerging destination located in the remote Meghalaya that’s fast gaining attention for its breathtaking scenery and untapped ...

Buoyed by the high return on investments in 2024, the Meghalaya Government has launched its festival-studded Autumn Calendar 2025. The State’s Tourism Minister, Paul Lyngdoh, said the calendar ...

In an effort to attract more tourists, Shillong will soon have a 2km long ropeway connecting all major tourist sites. This ambitious project aims to facilitate easier access for visitors while ...

Meghalaya, also known as the abode of clouds, is one of the favourite tourist destinations in India. Famous for its mountains, lush greenery, and serene mornings, this place always attracts nature ...

1. Laitlum Canyon Situated 24 km from Shillong, the famous Laitlum Canyon of Meghalaya blanketed in velvety white clouds and carpeted literally with rolling hills and deep gorges is a perfect place ...

Meghalaya transforms into a cinematic paradise during the monsoon season, offering a unique escape with its vibrant landscapes and roaring waterfalls. Despite the rains, travel remains accessible and ...

Sonam Raghuvanshi and Raj Kushwaha, accused in the Meghalaya honeymoon murder case who conspired to kill Sonam's husband Raja Raghuvanshi, have confessed to being in a relationship, Meghalaya Police ...