Most visitors to Meghalaya arrive with a familiar wish list: Nohkalikai Falls, the Seven Sisters, a cave, a living root bridge and somewhere to watch the rain…
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For many first-time visitors, Cherrapunjee’s waterfalls dominate the itinerary, while Sohra Cemetery offers a quieter route into the region’s past. The…
A village homestay around Cherrapunjee, also known as Sohra or Cherrapunji, offers a slower and more personal way to experience Meghalaya. Instead of moving…
A trip to Cherrapunjee, also known as Sohra or Cherrapunji, is easier to enjoy when the practical details are arranged before you arrive. The region’s steep…
Khasi weaving is best understood as a living part of Meghalaya’s culture rather than a souvenir category. In and around Cherrapunjee, also known as Sohra or…
Cherrapunjee, also called Sohra, sits on the southern edge of Meghalaya’s Shillong Plateau, roughly 25 kilometres from Shillong. The state’s name means “abode…
Cherrapunjee’s waterfalls are the obvious reason to travel to Sohra, yet Nohwet offers a deeper encounter with Meghalaya’s forests and Khasi ingenuity. The…
A long stopover in northeast India can become a memorable taste of Meghalaya without surrendering the rest of a journey. This one-day itinerary for transit…
The Best Spots for a Monsoon Photography Session in Cherrapunjee are chosen for atmosphere as much as geography. During the southwest monsoon, waterfalls…
Planning a trip to Cherrapunjee, also called Sohra, means preparing for two deceptively different conditions: cooler, lower-pressure air in the Meghalaya hills…
