Cherrapunji, also known as Sohra, is renowned for its lush landscapes and abundant rainfall, offering visitors a plethora of natural attractions. Here are some of the most popular tourist spots in and around Cherrapunji:​

1. Nohkalikai Falls As the tallest plunge waterfall in India, Nohkalikai Falls cascades from a height of 1,115 feet into a turquoise pool below, creating a breathtaking sight amidst the verdant surroundings. ​
2. Double Decker Living Root Bridge Located in the village of Nongriat, this remarkable bridge is crafted from the aerial roots of rubber trees by the indigenous Khasi people. Estimated to be around 250 years old and spanning approximately 20 meters, it stands as a testament to bioengineering and is a must-visit for trekking enthusiasts. ​
3. Seven Sisters Falls (Nohsngithiang Falls) This majestic waterfall features seven distinct streams that plunge over limestone cliffs, making it the fourth tallest waterfall in India with a drop of 1,033 feet. The falls are particularly captivating during the monsoon season when they are at their fullest. ​
4. Mawsmai Cave A 150-meter-long limestone cave, Mawsmai Cave offers visitors an opportunity to explore impressive stalactites and stalagmites. Its well-lit passages make it accessible for tourists keen on spelunking adventures. ​
5. Dainthlen Falls Situated approximately 10.8 km from Cherrapunji, Dainthlen Falls is renowned for its powerful cascade and the thundering sound it produces. Visitors can enjoy panoramic views from a safe vantage point equipped with iron railings and may also indulge in bird watching and sightseeing in the surrounding area. ​
6. Mawkdok Dympep Valley Viewpoint Located on the Shillong-Cherrapunji road, this viewpoint offers expansive vistas of the lush Mawkdok Dympep Valley. The Duwan Sing Syiem Bridge serves as a popular spot for tourists to capture the valley’s scenic beauty. Adventure seekers can also experience zip-lining activities here. ​
7. Eco Park Maintained by the Meghalaya government, the Eco Park provides stunning views of the ‘Green Canyons’ of Cherrapunji and houses several native orchids in its greenhouse. It’s an ideal spot for picnics and nature walks. ​
8. Thangkharang Park Offering a panoramic view of the Bangladesh plains, Thangkharang Park is home to a variety of indigenous flora. The Khoh Ramhah rock formation, resembling a giant cone, is a notable feature visible from the park. ​
9. Mawsynram Village Often cited as one of the wettest places on Earth, Mawsynram Village is enveloped in perpetual mist and lush greenery, providing visitors with a unique experience of Meghalaya’s monsoon climate. ​

Each of these destinations showcases the natural splendor of Cherrapunji, making it a must-visit location for nature enthusiasts and adventure seekers alike.​