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Spirits, serpents & serenity: Meghalaya like you’ve never seen it

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1. Wari Chora – The Land of Seven Serpents

Nestled in the Garo Hills, Wari Chora is a hidden canyon where turquoise waters meander through towering cliffs. The name, translating to "land of the seven giant serpents," reflects local legends and the area's enchanting allure.

2. Balpakram National Park – Where Spirits Roam

Steeped in folklore, Balpakram is believed to be inhabited by spirits. This national park is a sanctuary for rare species like the red panda and offers a glimpse into Meghalaya's rich biodiversity.

3. Nokrek National Park – A Biosphere Reserve

Recognized as a biosphere reserve, Nokrek is home to elephants, hoolock gibbons, and a plethora of flora. The Daribokgre trek rewards adventurers with panoramic views from Meghalaya's highest peak.

4. Siju Caves – The Caverns of a Thousand Bats

Among India's longest cave systems, Siju Caves are famed for their limestone formations and bat colonies, offering a subterranean adventure for spelunking enthusiasts.

5. Mawryngkhang Trek – The Bamboo Trail

Dubbed the "scariest trek in Meghalaya," this bamboo trail leads to the legendary King of Stones, Mawryngkhang, providing thrill-seekers with both adrenaline and scenic vistas.

6. Kongthong – The Whistling Village

In Kongthong, villagers communicate using unique whistled tunes, a tradition that offers insights into the harmonious relationship between culture and nature.

7. Mawphanlur – The Land of Lakes

A tranquil village dotted with picturesque lakes, Mawphanlur is perfect for those seeking solitude amidst nature's splendor.

8. Nongkhnum Island – India's Second Largest River Island

Surrounded by the Wah Kynshi and Namliang rivers, Nongkhnum offers sandy beaches and serene landscapes, ideal for picnics and relaxation.

9. Shnongpdeng – Adventure Hub

A haven for adventure enthusiasts, Shnongpdeng provides opportunities for snorkeling, cliff jumping, and boating in the crystal-clear waters of the Umngot River.

10. Mawlyngot – Tea Gardens and Tranquility

Known for its organic tea gardens, Mawlyngot offers a blend of agricultural tourism and peaceful retreats amidst rolling hills.

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