South Garo Hills आकर्षण

Dombeware is located at a short distance of 3 kilometres from Eman Asakgre, a small village with a scanty population of 113.

Dombeware is a serene lake on a hilltop and that is believed to be shrouded with mystery. The popular legend says that the lake...

Baghmara is the headquarters of South Garo Hills district of Meghalaya, and also one of the most popular tourist spot of the region. Baghmara shares its border with Bangladesh in the South.

The perfect combination and contrast of hills, valleys,...

Balpakram is the sacred land of the Garos. It is said to be the abode of spirits where many mysterious phenomenon occur that cannot be explained by science or logic. There is also the popular Balpakram National Park located here.

The Balpakram National...

Imilchang Dare, flanked on the side the Tura-Chokpot Road is a resplendent waterfall in the west of Garo Hills in Meghalaya. The beautiful waterfall originates from a stream that comes down in a twin flow through a deep tapered cleft and unites below only to delve...

Simsang River flows through the heart of the Garo hills, dividing the area into two parts. The river changes its name to Someshwari as it transcends the borders and gushes into Bangladesh. The Simsang trickles down from the Nokrek Peak, eventually swelling up...

Siju is located near the Simsang River. The most famous spot here is the Dobakkol or the bat cave. This cave has some magnificent formations of stalactites and stalagmites within it. Dobakkol also happens to be one of India's longest caves, and it has some of...

Nengkong is a very popular tourist destination in the South Garo Hills district of Meghalaya. There are three caves in and around this area. The most popular is the Tetengkol Balwakol cave which is 533 kilometres long. It also happens to be the second longest...