Dawki Tourist Places: Hidden Gem of Meghalaya

Dawki is a very quiet town located in the West Jaintia Hills district of Meghalaya. Dawki, you would say, is a hidden paradise, with its mesmerizing natural beauty, of which Dawki has its own share. A river known as the Umngot River also makes Dawki famous. The Umngot River boasts of water so pristine and pure that boats are seen floating in midair because the bottom of the river is visible from a great depth. Amidst the lush green hills, towering lime cliffs, and thick forests, the town is a haven for those seeking serenity and interaction with nature.

Dawki, close to the India-Bangladesh border, represents an important trade corridor by combining scenic beauty with cultural significance. The region has provided various amenities for outdoor adventures such as boating, snorkeling, and fishing. Dawki Suspension Bridge- Part of this land has a slice of history, which comes alive through the suspension bridge constructed in 1932 by the British. Such a site is quite unforgettable for travelers interested in previewing some of the untouched features of Meghalaya's pristine nature along with cozy weather and hospitable beings.

Umngot River, Dawki