Cherrapunjee, also known as Sohra or Cherrapunji, is famous for rain, waterfalls and living root bridges, yet its underground landscape is just as compelling.…
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The Orange Festival arrives each December in the mist-soaked town of Sohra, formerly known as Cherrapunjee, when the Khasi Hills orchards flush with ripe,…
Towering roughly a thousand feet above the rolling Khasi Hills, Kyllang Rock is one of Meghalaya's most striking granite monoliths and a magnet for travellers…
The road from Shillong to Cherrapunjee, also known as Sohra, is one of Meghalaya’s most memorable journeys. It climbs and descends through misty hills, open…
There's a quiet shift happening in the way Australians plan their big overseas trips. Instead of heading back to Bali or Phuket for the fifth time, plenty of…
For couples travelling from Australia, a three-night Cherrapunjee package offers a well-paced introduction to Meghalaya’s misty hills. Known locally as Sohra…
A walk through the Mawphlang Sacred Forest offers a quieter, more reflective side of Meghalaya. Located in the Khasi Hills, roughly an hour from Shillong and…
Most travellers heading to Meghalaya fixate on steaming plates of momos and miss the richer, older table that the Khasi people have set for centuries. Sohra,…
Cherrapunjee, known locally as Sohra, holds the distinction of being one of the wettest inhabited places on Earth. Located in the East Khasi Hills of…
Cherrapunjee in Meghalaya is one of the wettest places on Earth, recording an annual rainfall that would dwarf anything Sydney or Brisbane sees in a decade.…
