Sohra’s handloom and handicraft stalls offer a tangible introduction to Meghalaya’s living craft culture. Around Sohra Bazar, Cherrapunji Bazaar and smaller…
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The Tyrna Living Root Bridge Walk leads visitors into the wetter, greener side of Sohra, the Meghalaya region commonly marketed as Cherrapunjee. Beyond the bus…
Cherrapunjee, also called Sohra, is often approached as a single dramatic stop: arrive, see Nohkalikai Falls, photograph the green escarpment and continue…
Cherrapunjee, also called Sohra, sits on Meghalaya’s rain-fed southern plateau. The plateau is open and settled, but its escarpment meets wet evergreen forest,…
Planning a trip with young children calls for a balance of firm boundaries and plenty of wonder. Cherrapunjee, also called Sohra, delivers that combination…
The Sohra-Shillong highway compresses an entire Meghalayan journey into roughly 50 kilometres, linking Shillong’s wooded plateau with the wet escarpment around…
Cherrapunjee, also known as Sohra, is more than a landscape of waterfalls and limestone caves. Across Meghalaya’s Khasi Hills, standing stones, burial…
Winter gives Sohra a different rhythm from the rain-soaked hills of the southwest monsoon. Cool, generally clear days make waterfalls easier to reach, open…
Set among the rain-fed limestone hills of Sohra, the Krem Liat Prah cave system is one of Meghalaya’s most intriguing places to explore. Its Khasi name is…
Sohra, also known as Cherrapunji or Cherrapunjee, rewards travellers who slow down between waterfalls, caves and living root bridges. The town’s cafés are…
