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Explore Meghalaya’s living root bridges, waterfalls, caves, and villages for a lush, cultural escape that beautifully complements rugged Ladakh adventures.
Meghalaya, the “Abode of Clouds,” is a lush, rain-soaked paradise in Northeast India, famous for its rolling hills, misty valleys, and dramatic waterfalls. From the living root bridges of Cherrapunji and Nongriat to the crystal-clear waters of Dawki and the clean village of Mawlynnong, Meghalaya offers unforgettable nature experiences. Travelers can explore limestone caves, trek through dense forests, and witness monsoon clouds drifting over deep gorges. Rich Khasi and Garo tribal cultures, vibrant local markets, and eco-friendly stays make it ideal for slow, sustainable travel and as a serene contrast to high-altitude Ladakh journeys.
Explore Meghalaya’s living root bridges, waterfalls, caves, and villages for a lush, cultural escape that beautifully complements rugged Ladakh adventures.