Mawlyngbna
Mawlyngbna, Meghalaya, India
An adventure-tourism village near Mawsynram with kayaking on a spring-fed lake, marine fossils, waterfalls, ziplining and camping.
Why visit: A one-stop adventure village — kayaking, fossils, falls and camping.
- ›Spring-fed lake kayaking
- ›Marine fossils
- ›Zip-lining
- ›Waterfalls & camping
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Best time
Oct–May
Entry fee
Activity fees
Est. budget
₹800–2,000
Duration
1–2 days
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