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Experience Meghalaya (Theme holidays in Meghalaya) |
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Lata and Suresh Vishwanathan, and their kids, went to Shillong for a laid-back hill-station holiday to escape...
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Raj Mohanty had always wanted to see the rainforests of the Northeast and the rare animals that were found the...
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| | |  Wettest Spot in the World
The Vishwanathans who were holidaying in Shillong, decided they must see the most famous spot in Meghalaya: th...
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Destinations in Meghalaya (Where to go in Meghalaya ) |
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| Articles and Blogs | | Meghalaya - Meghalaya is a source of inspiration to any poet, a dramatic canvas for an artists dream, and the ideal retreat for people in search of beauty and solitude. | | Living Root Bridges of Meghalaya - The Khasi ancestors who had conceived the idea, patiently persevered with their experiments stretched over long years and had perfected the art of making these "Living Root Bridges" for generations to use and benefit from their superb bio-engineering creations.
| | Official Websites | | Government of Meghalaya - Meghalaya Government portal covering diverse topics including health, tourism, culture, climate, Tenders and e-Governance. | | Meghalaya Tourism - Meghalaya Tourism Government portal - Official website of Dept. of Tourism, covers Meghalaya Entry formalities, Places of Interest in Meghalaya, Lists of Tourist Guides in Meghalaya and Transportation in Meghalaya. | | Other Useful Links | | Worlds wettest area dries up - The Khasi Hills, in a remote part of north-east India, usually experience torrential rains. One of the worlds wettest places, Cherrapunji is suffering from a shortage of water.
| | The Caves Of Meghalaya - Meghalaya borders Bangladesh in the south and Assam in the north. Meghalaya is reputed to be the wettest place on earth and also a land of caves, with more than 500. |
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