Photography from Meghalaya

Hiking in the Khasi Hills

The Khasi Hills of Meghalaya have numerous trails that are best experienced by hiking.

Mawsmai Cave

Narrow, rugged limestone cave with a dimly-lit access point, low overhangs & often uneven footing.

Collection firewood

A Khasi lady goes about collecting firewood near a living root bridge.

View of Bangladesh from Meghalaya

A vantage point reveals a panoramic view of the Bangladesh plains.

Living root bridge

Living root bridges are a kind of incredible tree shaping in which rivers are spanned by architecture formed out of the roots of ficus plants.

Nohkalikai Falls

Nohkalikai Falls is the tallest plunge waterfall in India. Its height is 340 metres. The waterfall is located near Cherapunji, one of the wettest places on Earth.

Rainbow Falls in Nongriat Village

Meghalaya is filled with countless popular and secretive waterfalls such as the Rainbow Falls near Nongriat village.

Umiam Lake

A beautiful sombre morning in the lapse of Umiam Lake.

Siat Khnam

A unique way of gambling practiced by the Khasi Tribe where archers shoot arrows ona haystack.

Turquiose waters

It is common to come across streams in Meghalaya that have a turquoise hue.

Picnic in the hills

Sometimes the best way to spend a Sunday is by picnicing in the hills of Meghalaya.

Unique rock formations

The extreme rainfall received across Meghalaya during rainy season has carved unique natural rock formations.

Lush monsoon scenery

A lush monsoon scenery presents itself from the village of Mawlynnong.

Camping at Shnongpdeng

Camping across various wild spots in Meghalaya is popular nowdays.

Monsoon clouds

Gigantic monsoon cloud formations can be seen during the summer rainy season.

Shillong city

A panoramic veiw of Shillong city, the capital of the state.

Dusk at Nohkalikai Falls

Dusk brings about an etherneal beauty as seen here at Nohkalikai Falls.

Khasi man smoking tobacco

A charming man from the Khasi Tribe smokes tobacco from this homemade pipe.

Double decker living root bridge

The double decker living root bridge at Nongriat village is incredible in all its raw glory.

A Khasi lady

A lady from the Khasi tribes takes a peek outside her house.

Living root bridge at Mawlynnong Village

Amongst the more accessible root bridges is the one at Mawlynnong village.

Evening scenes at the Shillong bazaar

The lively evening atmosphere at the new market in Shillong, Meghalaya.

Quaint village life

Expereince peaceful village life at the villages in Meghalaya.

Pink flowers

Pink flowers bloom at a Christian cemetry in Shillong.

Natural wonders

Meghalaya is filled with natural wonders that are a result of receiving extreme amounts of rainfall every year.

Seven sister Falls

The magnificent Seven Sister Falls refrest each state of Northeast India.

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The Meghalaya plateau; lush green forests and rolling hills formed due to an unique summer phenomenon of excessive rainfall. Explore the hills of charming Khasi people, learn about their culture and visit both popular and secret places off the beaten map where life's simple and nature bountiful.

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