The tallest waterfall in India at 1115 feet tall, Nohkalikai is a natural wonder. Standing on the edge of it looks milky white. This waterfall is located near Cherapunji and popular place in Meghalaya. Do not forget to bring a camera to click amazing pictures of this waterfall.

Dawki is a small town situated on the India- Bangladesh border. It is a major tourist attraction because of the Umngot River. The crystal clear water of the Umngot River makes it a wonderful place. It is so clear that you can watch your boat’s shadow at the bottom through the water. Not only Indians but also people from abroad come to visit the river.

Barapani or Umiam Lake is the perfect example of man-made beauty. It is as beautiful as a natural lake expanded 221 sq km. Beneath the green hills watching the sunset here give comfort in your eyes and peace in your mind. Here, you can also enjoy boating, yachting, and skiing.

Mawsynram is a small village on the top ridge of Khasi Hills. If you are a rain lover, welcome to the place. It is the world’s rainiest place because it receives 11,872 mm of rain annually. Apart from lush green nature, you can watch some waterfalls here. But do not forget to pack your rain suit while visiting.

The village won the status of the cleanest village in 2003 in entire Asia. This village is also known as ‘God’s Own Garden’. Not only for cleanliness but also unique living root bridges, greenery and waterfalls make the village a famous tourist spot. One can also watch Bangladesh’s landscapes from ‘Sky View Point’.