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Elephant Falls

Reached by a paved staircase down through the forest, with viewing points at each of the three tiers. It's one of the more accessible waterfalls in the area — no serious trekking involved — which also

Shillong Peak

Start early — by 8-8:30am ideally — since cloud cover tends to build up through the morning and can blank out the view entirely by midday. It's a 25-35 minute drive from Police Bazar. There's an India

Ward's Lake

Small and manicured rather than dramatic — a paved path around the water, a wooden bridge across the middle, and pedal boats for hire. It's more of a morning stroll than a destination in itself, but i

Mawsmai Cave

About a kilometre from Seven Sisters Falls. Unlike most caves in the area, this one doesn't need a guide or caving gear — it's a marked path through the limestone with lighting, though it does narrow

Nohkalikai Falls Viewpoint

Seen from a viewpoint about 4km outside Cherrapunji town, not up close — the falls drop into a gorge, so this is a lookout stop rather than a walk-down. The pool below is at its clearest, most turquoi

Seven Sisters Falls

Viewable from a platform a short, easy walk from the parking area — no trek required, unlike a lot of Meghalaya's other falls. Worth knowing before you go: it's genuinely one of the wettest places on