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Cherrapunji was well known as the wettest place of India in early times, it is located in Meghalaya of North East India. It is must visit place if you want to explore North East India, also known as Sohra. It is the only town in India which is having a double-decker living Root Bridge. One can experience a unique climate and have a view of mighty misty hills along with waterfalls in Cherrapunji.
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Lush green fauna, an abundance of rainfall, surreal landscapes, breathtaking waterfalls, and the company of helpful, friendly humans. These are just some of the things that describe the small north eastern town of Cherrapunjee. At a pleasant drive away from Shillong,
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I am a hardcore traveler and I love exploring new places. North-East had always intridued me for its raw and unexplored natural beauty. So, I decided to head to this nature's wonderland with my family.
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The misty mountains of Cherrapunji are the home of the clouds. One of the wettest places on earth, there are plenty of places to visit in Cherrapunji rich with bountiful rain and rivers that fall off the mountains in thunderous waterfalls. The region is also abundant with forests, natural caves, and a thriving flora and fauna.
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Some of the most spectacular waterfalls in the East Khasi Hills district are the pride of Meghalaya. Offering plenty of tourist attractions around, it is a beautiful hill station which will leave you spellbound. There are numerous Cherrapunji waterfalls in and around the city that have been tagged as some of the most beautiful in India!
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There is a lesser known thrilling activity on the block called Caving or Spelunking, wherein you explore the wild, unexplored caves and study their geography and environment.
Your next question would be - ‘Where in India can you pursue this adventure activity?’
And, my answer would be the Caves in Cherrapunji!