Dawki

Places to visit in Dawki, Meghalaya

• Umngot River (Dawki River): The crown jewel of Dawki tourism, the Umngot River mesmerizes with its crystal-clear turquoise waters.  Enjoy a scenic boat ride, admire the vibrant hues, or simply relax on the banks and soak in the tranquility.
• Dawki Bridge:  Standing tall over the Umngot River, the Dawki Bridge is an architectural marvel. Take a stroll across the bridge, capturing panoramic views of the turquoise waters and the surrounding hills.
• Shnongpdeng: Often referred to as the "Scotland of Meghalaya," Shnongpdeng is a quaint village known for its verdant beauty and adventurous activities.  Enjoy kayaking or ziplining across the Umngot River, explore nearby caves, or simply relax amidst the serene atmosphere.
• Living Root Bridges:**  Dawki boasts a network of natural wonders, including the Living Root Bridges. These awe-inspiring bridges are crafted from the aerial roots of Ficus elastica trees, meticulously woven by the War Khasi tribe over generations. Witness the engineering marvel and appreciate the sustainable practices of the tribe.
• Krang Suri Falls:  Embark on a short trek to discover the cascading beauty of Krang Suri Falls. Take a refreshing dip in the plunge pool beneath the falls or simply admire the lush surroundings.
• Mawsynram:  While not exactly in Dawki, Mawsynram, located nearby, holds the distinction of being the wettest place on Earth.  Experience the region's distinct charm and witness the dramatic waterfalls during the monsoon season.
• Jaintia Hills:  Venture beyond Dawki and explore the captivating Jaintia Hills. Discover scenic landscapes, cascading waterfalls, and serene villages, offering a glimpse into the unique culture of the region.

Must do:  A boat ride is a must in this. You can also try kayaking and fishing, which in itself is a great fun. Also, there are tents which costs 2000 INR per night and can accomodate 2 persons, in the riverside beach

Remember

• Check and track the weather at least a week before traveling.
• Wear weather-appropriate clothes.
• Bring warm woolen clothes, gloves, and other warm clothing for winter.
• Wear light clothing for summer.
• Bring an umbrella for unpredictable rain
• Avoid travelling in Monsoon season - May to September                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                        

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Dawki is most famous among tourists for the fascinating Umngot River, also known as Dawki River, which features water so clear it could be mistaken for a see-through glass.Crystal clear water in which you can see everything beneath the surface, from pebbles to stones or to the marine life that lives here. Colorful wooden boats are lined up on the river’s edge as well as dotted along its surface. The water is so clear that the boats look as though they are on glass.