The villagers sell a variety of regional goods, including honey, spices, fruits, vegetables, handicrafts, and mementos. These products are made by the villagers using organic and natural methods, and they are sold for fair prices. Additionally, you can purchase traditional clothing like the jymphong, a long coat worn by Khasi men, or the jainsem, a wrap-around skirt worn by Khasi women.

Visit the Jadoh War stall on Stadium Road in Jowai if you’re in the mood for some delectable regional food. They have some of the greatest jadoh (rice dish) in the region, and their incredible spice combination will have your taste buds aching for more. Yutran Restaurant, which is situated in Lathadlaboh, is an excellent alternative. Finally, a visit to Laitdiengsai’s Jong I Mei Restaurant is highly recommended. They serve some of the best Chinese food in the area and provide a unique dining experience. A must-try dish there is pork momos, so don’t forget to try them.

The homestays provide delicious, freshly prepared meals, which you are welcome to partake in. Rice, meat, fish, and vegetables are cooked with herbs and spices in the local cuisine. You can sample a variety of dishes, including pukhlein, a sweet bread made with rice flour and jaggery, dohkhlieh, a pork salad, tungrymbai, a fermented soybean dish, and jadoh, a rice dish cooked with chicken or pork.