Jaflong Zero Point: Jaflong zero point, this is a very popular tourist attraction due to the River Dawki,which crosses the Indian territory and leaves into Bangladesh here. Because it is in an elevated position this vantage point overlooks the gracious Dawki river. Besides many tourists, this barrier-free border replicates an Indo-Bangla border marked here by huge rock in the dry river bed. a trip where you can hangout with all the tourist from India and the neighboring land, Bangladesh, this is also an easterly experience that is very thrilling and unique. Jaflong has people belonging to the Khasi Tribes and stones which are one of the reasons it’s popular for. As the smiles on the other side of the border will definitely add to a beautiful memory.

Umngot River: Umngot River which famously is called as Dawki River, one of the cleanest rivers in Asia moves through the valley at Jaintia Hills and finally flows into Bangladesh. This river is a spectacular attraction where people come and go hence going viral during the clear water days. Boaters get their boats to such emerald water are some of the hottest destination for tourists. Travellers have mentioned that cruising down this river is a one of a kind adventure and you feel like are flying over the water. Understanding this, Indian tourism should emphasize boating events and have a team regularly clean the paddles and steering systems. From these pores, the rocks and the human inhabitants in the water habitat can be seen with your eyes. Natives speculate that the perfect time visit to this spot is on a sunny day since water appears clearer and visible.

Jingmaham Living Root Bridge: Living bridges are known for their beauty, and this one is one of a kind. It links the two small cliffs, making it a great addition to the tourist area. To be honest, it was amazing to understand that this is a manmade bridge bridging the divide constructed by roots that has sustained the area for getso many years by local communities. Most likely, you would have an extraordinary experience. By having intertwining roots that cover over a stream, other species would have the opportunity to thrive. It is the only one open to everybody who would like to spend a small fraction of time and experience the better part of the city.

Shnongpdeng: It is a village settled along river Umngot, known to be all about the adrenaline rush, discoveries, and new learning. Here, to make the most discoveries you can stay at the cosy dwellings owned by the community where everyone is welcoming. However, on the day when the entire world around sees spring after the hard winter water sports festival comes to our town annually from February to April. Besides that, you can also go camping at Shnongpdeng and Dawki, then do the water activities like kayaking, swimming or drifting by boat. The traditional forest of the nature revolution reflected by close trees creates a perfect place for hiking and camping.

Borhill Falls: Situated amongst Dawki and Lyngkha, Borhill Waterfall is simply one of the places often overlooked in Dawki. Who would have thought that Bangladesh plains can be reached from here. It is, after all, astoundingly beautiful, just like the main waterfalls, but is unfortunately out of sight, and few people notice it. The untouched charm and allure of this unvisited or discovered place is one of the reasons it is a worthy destination to visit near Dawki. This waterfall just puts every small problem you have in perspective and convinces you of the magnificence of nature. I bet it is like being in another galaxy. It awe-inspiring, so much to a point you may want to stay forever.