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The name Laitlum translates to the “End of the slopes” in the local language. In fact, this canyon is also known as Smit Valley by the local population.The route to this canyon may be slightly challenging, but tourists are assured of an adventure to get to the canyon. In the end, the trek to the canyon is so worth it, thanks to the best views that it offers.

This falls is more like a smaller version of a hot spring as the water here is known to be refreshing and is ice cold too. However, you are not allowed to swim in its premises due to safety reasons. The locals have created an accessible route to make the path easy, but either way, it is nothing less than an adventure. You can get an aerial view of the falls, and once you get closer, you are sure to be amazed by its grandeur.

Visitors heading to this viewpoint can also check out the skywalk suspension bridge that comes with stunning views of the valley too. The sloping hills from both sides meet together to create a V formation, making it the perfect spot for photographers and sightseeing. This viewpoint is also alternatively known as Duwan Sing Syiem viewpoint and it continues to attract visitors across all age groups.

This is a hexagonal shaped museum with seven floors that takes pride as Shillong’s primary attraction. This museum takes pride in being one of the largest of its kind not only in India, but also in Asia. Apart from Meghalaya, tourists can also find indigenous exhibits of people belonging to north eastern states like Mizoram, Manipur, and Arunachal Pradesh. The museum was opened in 2003 and continues to attract a lot of visitors, both locals and tourists.

Apart from being one of the largest plunge waterfalls in India, this is also the fourth largest of its kind in the world. The Nohkalikai Falls is a major attraction for those interested to visit the North East. From adventure enthusiasts to photography lovers, many flock to get a glimpse of the Nohkalikai falls. Marvel at the majestic NohKaLikai Falls and immerse yourself in nature with our Meghalaya packages.The falls comes with a viewing point that gives you the best views of the cascading falls and the deep plunging pool. The pool resembles a lagoon and is also known for changing its colours from blue to green during different seasons.

The trail that takes you to this attraction goes through very dense rainforests that are now well-defined due to increasing tourism and the efforts of the locals. The people residing in the jungles are dependent on these bridges for ages, some of which took around 50 years to form. Their interconnectedness with nature and environment makes these bridges a sheer work of art and creativity.The sustainable structure of these bridges adds to their charm. These roots are tied to bamboo on both ends of the rivers or gorges, which keep on growing and strengthening over the years. It is important to note that in order to keep these bridges strong and alive, the trees also need to be taken care of.

Madina Masjid, located in the heart of Laban, Shillong, is a symbol of religious and cultural heritage. Its exquisite architecture, characterized by towering minarets and intricate designs, captivates the eyes of all who behold it. Beyond its physical beauty, Madina Masjid holds profound spiritual significance for the local Muslim community. It serves as a sanctuary for prayer, reflection, and communal gatherings, fostering a sense of unity and belonging.Constructed with meticulous attention to detail, the mosque stands as a testament to the craftsmanship and dedication of its builders. Its serene atmosphere invites worshippers to seek solace and connection with the divine. Beyond its role as a place of worship, Madina Masjid plays a vital role in the social fabric of Laban, hosting various cultural and educational events that promote understanding and harmony among different communities.In essence, Madina Masjid is more than just a building; it is a living testament to the rich tapestry of faith and tradition that defines the community of Laban, Shillong.

The water from the falls collects at a pool at the bottom where you can walk into the knee deep water and take a dip. With the giant falls in the background, the journey to the falls is nothing less than an adventure. One has to trek to the falls and the journey is nothing less than an adventure.On the way, you will come across different types of stalls that sell snacks and souvenirs that are worth trying out. Overall, a visit to the Elephant Falls in Shillong can leave you with lasting memories worth cherishing. Visit the stunning Elephant Falls and enjoy nature's beauty with our exclusive Meghalaya packages.