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Mawmluh Cave in Cherrapunji, Meghalaya
Brian D. Kharpan, a spelaeologist, has extensively explored caves in Meghalaya. His explorations have led to the discovery of over 1700 natural wonders, which are invaluable for scientific research in ...
Waterfalls in Meghalaya
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Each waterfall offers a unique experience, from the towering height of Nohkalikai to the segmented splendour of Seven Sisters Falls, the accessibility of Elephant Falls, and the remoteness of Langshia ...
Meghalaya is a state in northeast India
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Embark on a journey to explore stunning destinations that will leave you spellbound, from breathtaking rivers to picturesque and unique villages
Living roots bridge formed by training tree roots over the years to knit together near Nongriat village, Meghalaya
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From exploring the city's bustling markets and lakes to venturing into the depths of ancient forests, your stay in Shillong promises memorable experiences
A 3D render of Brachiosaurus dinosaurs, a genus of sauropods who lived in North America during the Late Jurassic period
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The findings make Meghalaya the fifth state in India after Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, and Tamil Nadu to report sauropod bones with Titanosaurian affinity
A boat ride on the Umngot River.
Pranay Jain
Flowing through the valley between the Khasi and Jaintia Hills, the crystal-clear waters of the river Umngot have brought it fame
The Forbidden Forests Of Meghalaya
A social worker from Chiringmagre village shares how ancient traditions and tribal culture help preserve a patch of pristine biodiversity in Meghalaya's South Garo Hills
The Umngot river flows through the small town of Dawki
Gopalkrishnan V.
From root bridges to caves and dazzling rivers, Meghalaya is an absolute delight to the senses
A teenager plucking wild greens
Anissa Lamare
Run by women, the Mei-Ramew cafes in Meghalaya are showcasing traditional indigenous cuisine
Living roots bridge, Meghalaya
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The biosphere was recognised and designated by UNESCO in 2009, which acknowledged its unique natural features and the need for conservation
The beautiful Khasi hills of Meghalaya are untouched by tourism.
Kongthong, in the East Khasi hills, is home to the unique custom of naming a child with a tune—reflecting a mother's intense feelings. The tradition is a nod to the region's matrilinear society
Nongjrong view point
Nidhi Kadere
One of the less explored places of Meghalaya, this quaint village offers spectacular views and delicious local cuisine
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