Explore Food To Try in Meghalaya

Meghalaya’s cuisine reflects Khasi, Jaintia, and Garo tribal food traditions. Dishes are meat-focused, mildly spiced, and often prepared using smoked, fermented, or boiled methods rather than heavy oil-based cooking. Jadoh (rice cooked with pork and spices) Dohneiiong (pork cooked with black sesame) Dohkhlieh (pork salad with onio... Read more
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Wak Pura
Wak Pura is a soul-satisfying Garo dish consisting of pork cooked with crushed rice and a unique organic alkali called Khar (or Pura), resulting in a thick, earthy, and mildly alkaline stew.
Double Decker Living Root Bridge at Cherrapunji during morning, featuring lush jungle and stream, adventure Meghalaya tour package.
Putharo
Putharo is a simple, circular steamed pancake made from a smooth batter of local ground rice, traditionally cooked in specialized shallow earthen pots (Saraw) over a charcoal fire.
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Pukhlein
Pukhlein is a traditional Khasi deep-fried snack made from a simple batter of rice flour and jaggery, known for its crispy exterior and soft, slightly chewy center.
Double Decker Living Root Bridge at Cherrapunji during morning, featuring lush jungle and stream, adventure Meghalaya tour package.
Tungrymbai
Tungrymbai is a powerhouse of flavor from the Khasi and Jaintia hills. It is a traditional fermented soybean dish known for its deep umami taste and its role as a vital winter comfort food.
Double Decker Living Root Bridge at Cherrapunji during morning, featuring lush jungle and stream, adventure Meghalaya tour package.
Jadoh
Jadoh is the most iconic soul food of the Khasi community in Meghalaya. It is a flavorful red rice dish cooked with meat (traditionally pork), ginger, and onions. Unlike a Biryani or Pulao, it uses very little oil and focuses on the earthy, nutty flavor of local hill rice.
Double Decker Living Root Bridge at Cherrapunji during morning, featuring lush jungle and stream, adventure Meghalaya tour package.
Dohneiiong
Dohneiiong is a signature delicacy of the Khasi community in Meghalaya. It is a rich, savory pork curry distinguished by its use of black sesame seeds, which lend the dish a deep, charcoal-grey color and a unique nutty, earthy flavor profile.

Explore Things to Do in Meghalaya

Meghalaya offers nature-based travel shaped by heavy monsoon rainfall, limestone geology, and Khasi–Jaintia–Garo tribal culture. Activities focus on waterfalls, caves, living root bridges, river experiences, and high-rainfall landscapes. Visit living root bridges in Nongriat and Mawlynnong region Caving exploration in Mawsmai,... Read more
Rappelling adventure as climber descends a steep rocky cliff using safety ropes and harness.
Price: ₹1,000 – ₹3,000 PP
Cherrapunji
Rappelling
River Rafting adventure with team paddling inflatable raft through thrilling white water rapids.
Price: ₹1,500 – ₹3,500 PP
Cherrapunji
River Rafting
Kayaking person paddling an orange kayak through powerful ocean waves near rocky cliffs with water splashing around.
Price: ₹500 – ₹1,500 PP
Dawki
Kayaking
River Canyoning adventure with climbers navigating rocky gorge beside rushing waterfall.
Price: ₹1,500 – ₹3,500 PP
Mawlyngbna
River Canyoning

Explore Places to visit in Meghalaya

Meghalaya is divided into Khasi Hills, Jaintia Hills, and Garo Hills, offering waterfalls, limestone caves, clean river systems, and high-rainfall plateaus. Travel conditions vary during monsoon due to heavy rainfall and road conditions. Shillong: Ward’s Lake, Police Bazaar, Shillong Peak Cherrapunji (Sohra): Nohkalikai Falls, Seven... Read more
Mawsynram Hill Meghalaya scenic mountain road with lush green cliffs and panoramic valley views Hill Station
Mawsynram Hill

Mawsynram Hill is a famous hill village in Meghalaya renowned for holding the title of the world’s wettest place with spectacular rainfall and lush landscapes.

Forest
Sacred Forest of Mawphlang

The Sacred Forest of Mawphlang is a protected community-managed forest near Mawphlang village in East Khasi Hills, Meghalaya, preserved for centuries under Khasi indigenous religious traditions.

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Khasi Hills

The Khasi Hills is a mountainous region in central Meghalaya, inhabited predominantly by the Khasi people and known for its high plateaus, deep valleys, waterfalls, caves, and living cultural traditions.

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