Called the "Abode of Clouds", Meghalaya is a cool, serene mountain state that separates the Assam valley and the Bangladeshi plains. This hilly northeastern region is home to Cherrapunjee and Mawsynram- the wettest places on this planet (Cherrapunjee receives the highest rainfall). Don’t be surprised to see two set of landscapes; one that consists of the lush green, rain-fed forests and the other with barren land due to erosion.
You will be amazed to witness waterfalls around every nook and corner in Meghalaya; they are a great place for camping and fishing. Delve in the mysterious by visiting the unexplored caves of Meghalaya. For those caught with wanderlust who wish to seek calmness with beautiful landscapes, this abode of clouds is waiting for you.
Called the "Abode of Clouds", Meghalaya is a cool, serene mountain state that separates the Assam valley and the Bangladeshi plains. This hilly northeastern region is home to Cherrapunjee and Mawsynram- the wettest places on this planet (Cherrapunjee receives the highest rainfall). Don’t be surprised to see two…
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travel tips
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Meghalaya has recorded the heaviest rainfall on earth. It is mandatory to carry a raincoat or maybe a waterproof poncho and rain cover for your bag. These are comfortable while traveling than carrying an umbrella.
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Carry a pair of sports shoe or walking shoes. You will have to walk a lot and comfortable shoes are must. Also do not forget to carry slippers. Slippers are great to put on when it rains.
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Leeches are common in wet regions, so tuck your pants into your socks or wear double layered socks. Carry powder, odomos, or dettol and apply it to repel them.
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Even in summer the temperature drops down sometimes and becomes really cold. So do not forget to pack a good jacket or warm clothes with you.