Meghalaya Tour

Meaning `abode of the clouds`, Meghalaya is one of the most beautiful states of the country. A small state in the north eastern part of the country, picturesque Meghalaya is situated between the Brahmaputra valley in the north and Bangladesh in the south. Geographically known as `Meghalaya Plateau` or the `Shillong Plateau`, the area consists of oldest rock-formations. Most of the state is covered by the Garo, Khasi and Jaintia hills. The common sight of white clouds hanging on mountain tops enthralls tourists the most. Not surprisingly, Meghalaya also receives a lot of rainfall. The state is also full of beautiful lakes, springs and rivers. Many nature lovers are compelled to opine that in Meghalaya, nature is at its best.
Tucked away on the Himalayan foothills between Assam and Bangladesh, Meghalaya, the abode of the clouds, is one of the most picturesque states in India. The state is home to Cherapunjee, the wettest place in the world where it rains most. The strangest fact is that, many of us know the name of Cherapunjee, but hardly do we know where it is exactly located. Truly, in the far-flung northeast India, Meghalaya with all its virgin beauty remains hidden from the public eye. Breathtaking waterfalls, pristine caves, placid crystal clear lakes, thick verdant woods with exotic flora and fauna - the state offers you a heady mix of tourist attractions in Meghalaya.