Lailtlum Canyons: Laîtlum Canyon which is close to Shillong in the North Eastern state of Meghalaya, India, is, at the same time, a wonderful natural site that is gifted with the amazing panoramic views of the surrounding hills and valleys. You can expect the name of the location “Laitlum” to be in translation as “the end of hills,” and the location doesn’t fall short of the name instead being a breathtaking in this way that seems to be the ideal spot to put an end to the hills. Among commercial visitors the canyon is the most observed running track drawing adventure seekers and natural nature lovers who go in there to absorb the uncontaminated beauty. The beauty of lush greenery, steep cliffs, and deep serenity that it brings make Laitlum Canyon a must for people who crave undiluted, industrial lines-free beauty of landscapes seen in Aeroplane windows.

Shillong Golf Course: The Shillong Golf Course, which is a must-visit for every golf lover, is located adjacent to the Shillong peak in Meghalaya, India. This majestic golf course with its 18-hole layout, is commonly known as the “Gleneagles of the East”. Since its inception in 1898, it is one of the oldest golf courses in India and is renowned for its spectacular Flanked by the tall pine and rhododendron trees, that line the course, one enjoys the view of the surrounding green landscape and the hills, covered with mist that envelops the town. The peace parks attract the golf fans equals to the savage hazards and the serene environment, and thus the lovers of nature and the golfers make it a must visit destination.

Wards Lake: Wards’s Lake, placed in Shillong, Meghalaya, is a quiet and artistic water body with a well-maintained garden and a mixed-stoned route that encircles it. Conceived by a retiring British engineer, Sir William Ward, the lake is spruced up with a wooden footbridge and it has colorful flowers blooming all over, offering a wonderful atmosphere with the tranquility and poetry. People will be able to paddle on the lake, walk through the fabulous gardens, and lounge happily in the idyllic gazebos. Surrounded with clear water and the greenery of the lake area, this spot is quite well known with Shillong residents and the tourists because of a relaxing experience in the atmosphere of the nature that is the opposite of the hustle and bustle in the city.

Lady Hydari Park: Lady Hydari Park, which is comfortably located in the centre of Shillong, Meghalaya and youthful and well maintained by the youthful Shillong city residents, is a clean public park that is named after the first female leader of the province. The park is fondly called ‘The Rainbow Park’ due to its vibrant flower beds, neat lawns and selection of native and exotic plants that attract caters attention to nature lovers. Visitors are able to be strolling down the pathway while relaxing in the shade of a lot of trees and admiring the colorful flower arrangements at the same time. The park exhibits a miniature zoo besides the deer and related small animals that further attracts people. Its serene environment and ample of green space has positioned it to be the most favorite place for local’s and even tourists that looks for a relaxation spot within these beautiful green surroundings.

Shillong Peak: Shillong Peak, which happens to be the highest point of Meghalaya , provides an incredible sight. From here you can view the whole of Shillong and the areas around. With the peak sitting at an elevation of around 1,965 meters above sea level, it is one of the areal most sought after tourist destinations, offering tourists with great viewing spots where one can marvel at the spectacular nature of the area. Lush greenery, delighting cool climate and the chance to see wildlife (from local plants to mesmerizing sunrises and sunsets) is what make Shillong Peak an attraction worth visiting. In the same way, the top is also the site of the Shillong Peak Radar Station; as a result, in all, it has got historical, strategic importance, and natural allure.

Elephant Falls: Elephant waterfalls lying close proximity with Shillong capital city, Meghalaya, is magical with three waterfalls one after the other in a calm, soothing environment. The name “Elephant Falls” is attributed to a legend at the local Khasi belief that the elephant-shaped rock which has its own grounds near the falls once existed until the earthquake destroyed it thus the name was born. The scene is utterly captivating, and I could barely tear my eyes off as the water falls down like a string of pearls against the natural greenery. The tourists can check the wonderful way and the bridge to see the scenic beauty from different places around the falls. It is the serene ambiance that as well as the pure beauty of the falls that make it a popular spread, which attracts nature lovers and those tourists who would just be ingrained in the spectacular nature of Meghalaya.