Krang Suri Falls
Amlarem, Meghalaya, India
Nearby attractions
Syndai Caves
Amlarem, Meghalaya
A network of limestone caves near Syndai village, once used as hideouts during Jaintia wars, with dramatic chambers and formations.
Lyngksiar Falls
Amlarem, Meghalaya
A picturesque waterfall in the Jaintia Hills near the Bangladesh border, cascading through lush greenery.
Pynthorwah / Pomshutia Viewpoints
Jowai, Meghalaya
Scenic ridge and valley viewpoints in the Jaintia Hills south of Jowai, overlooking terraced paddy and deep gorges.
Umkrem / Phe Phe Falls
Jowai, Meghalaya
A serene waterfall in the Jaintia Hills near Jowai plunging into a clear pool amid forest, reached by a short trek.
Umlawan Cave
Lumshnong, Meghalaya
A long connected cave system near Lumshnong in the Jaintia Hills, with river passages, chambers and rich formations for adventurous cavers.
Lumshnong
Lumshnong, Meghalaya
A Jaintia Hills village amid limestone country, the base for exploring Umlawan and other long caves near the Assam border.
Ialong Park & Canyon
Jowai, Meghalaya
An eco-park near Jowai on a ridge above the Pynthorwah valley, with a sacred grove and dramatic canyon-and-river views.
Thadlaskein Lake
Jowai, Meghalaya
A historic man-made lake near Jowai, said to be dug by warriors of a Jaintia general, now a tranquil picnic and boating spot.
Tyrshi Falls
Jowai, Meghalaya
A pretty waterfall near Jowai overlooking a wide green expanse of paddy fields, with a viewing bridge and park.
Krem Liat Prah Cave
Jaintia Hills, Meghalaya
India's longest natural cave, over 30 km of surveyed passages in the Jaintia Hills — a mecca for serious cavers.
Jowai
Jowai, Meghalaya
The cultural capital of the Jaintia (Pnar) people, ringed by the Myntdu river, rich in festivals like Behdienkhlam and nearby waterfalls.