Jakrem is a serene destination in Meghalaya famed for its natural hot springs, celebrated for their therapeutic qualities. Rich in minerals, the warm waters are thought to offer relief for ailments such as joint pain and various skin conditions. Both locals and travellers are drawn to these soothing springs, seeking relaxation and natural healing in a tranquil setting

Cherrapunji, locally called Sohra, is a scenic hill town. Renowned for its unique living root bridges crafted from the aerial roots of rubber trees, the town offers a blend of natural wonders and cultural heritage. To the northeast, the Mawkdok Dympep Valley View Point provides sweeping vistas of lush green gorges. The nearby hills are home to some of India’s most striking waterfalls, including Noh-Kalikai, Dain-Thlen, and Kynrem, all cascading dramatically from dense, forested cliffs.

Meghalaya, home to some of India's densest primary forests, is a key ecotourism destination, boasting diverse flora and fauna. It has two national parks and three wildlife sanctuaries. Adventure tourism thrives here with activities like mountaineering, rock climbing, trekking, caving, and water sports. Umiam Lake offers various water sports, including rowboats, sailing boats, and speedboats.

Nongkhnum Island, the largest river island in Meghalaya and second in Asia, lies 14 km from Nongstoin. Formed by the bifurcation of the Kynshi River, it features a sandy beach, a lake, and the 60-meter Shadthum Fall before the river reaches a gorge.