Meghalaya, known as the abode of clouds, is one of the most enchanting states in Northeast India, offering a diverse range of sights, activities, cuisine, and festivals for travelers. Famous for Cherrapunji, one of the wettest places on Earth, Meghalaya captivates visitors with its stunning hills, valleys, lakes, caves, and waterfalls, all beautifully cloaked in mist.

Shillong, the state’s capital, showcases urban charm influenced by British colonial architecture. Often referred to as the "Scotland of the East," Shillong is surrounded by magnificent lakes and hills. Umiam Lake, also known as Barapani Lake, is a key highlight, offering water sports and picturesque views reminiscent of Scotland’s lochs. Other must-visit attractions include Elephant Falls, Shillong Peak, and Lady Hydari Park.

Cherrapunji is renowned for its heavy rainfall and boasts breathtaking waterfalls, with Nohkalikai and the Seven Sisters Falls being the most prominent. The iconic living root double-decker bridge offers thrilling trekking and hiking experiences for adventure enthusiasts.

For a glimpse of Asia’s cleanest village, don’t miss Mawlynnong. Located near the Bangladesh border, this impeccably maintained village features bamboo dustbins at every corner to promote eco-friendly waste disposal. A standout attraction is the Sky Watch, a bamboo structure that provides panoramic views of the Bangladeshi plains.