LOCATION
Wari Chora translates to "deep river" in the Garo language, aptly describing the heart of this place - a mesmerizing canyon carved by the Rongdik River.
This natural wonder was only recently discovered and developed as a tourist destination.
Towering cliffs, crystal-clear turquoise waters, and lush green vegetation surrounding the area create a breathtaking landscape that feels almost out of this world.
Camping under the starry skies near Wari Chora allows you to experience the serenity of nature and truly commune with its beauty.
The Garo people, who have inhabited this region for centuries, believe that the canyon is home to seven giant serpents, considered to be the guardians of the land.
Since Wari Chora is a new tourist destination, be prepared for limited facilities. Pack your food and drinks as there are no restaurants nearby. Homestays are available in nearby villages, but booking in advance, especially during peak season, is recommended.
Reaching Wari Chora requires traveling on rough roads. Hiring a local guide or driver familiar with the area is advisable. It's crucial to be a responsible tourist and avoid littering or damaging the natural beauty of this place.
Reaching Wari Chora requires traveling on rough roads. Hiring a local guide or driver familiar with the area is advisable. It's crucial to be a responsible tourist and avoid littering or damaging the natural beauty of this place.
From Guwahati or Shillong, you can take a sumo (local shared taxi) or bus to Tura, the main town of the Garo Hills. Tura is around 110 km from Baghmara and 130 km from Emangre.
Wari Chora, with its stunning scenery, local legends, and adventure opportunities, is a must-visit for anyone seeking an offbeat and unforgettable experience in Meghalaya.
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