Dawki Tourism

•    Umngot River: The biggest highlight of Dawki tourism is undoubtedly the Umngot River, which is characterised by its crystal-clear waters. The water here looks almost like transparent glass, which creates a somewhat magical illusion where boats appear to be floating in the air. The picturesque landscape and emerald-green surroundings of the site help enhance its overall appeal. On a boat ride at Umngot River, you shall glide over shimmering waters while enjoying stunning views of green hills and rocks on either side.

•    Jaflong Zero Point: This is a spot along the India-Bangladesh border where the Umngot River crosses over from India and enters Bangladesh. While the area is generally bustling with Indian security forces, you can capture photographs of Bangladesh right across the border from here. Communities of the Khasi clan also reside in the region, and you would get to check out interesting stone accumulations along the border on your visit to the Jaflong Zero Point. 

•    Dawki Bridge: Dawki tourism packages often include a visit to this bridge that connects India and Bangladesh. Dawki Bridge was built during British rule. This suspension bridge provides gorgeous views of the Umngot River down below, as well as the nearby hills. It is an important trade route between the two countries, and has also emerged as a prominent sightseeing spot. 

•    Shnongpdeng: Shnongpdeng is a stunning village near Dawki, ideal for tourists seeking peace and adventure. Its pristine environment and thrilling activities make Shnongpdeng an important attraction of Dawki tourism in Meghalaya. Here you may try out activities like cliff jumping and kayaking. The charming setting also makes it a perfect spot for camping by the river while enjoying peaceful nights under a starry sky. 

•    Mawlynnong Village: Also known as the “Cleanest Village in Asia,” Mawlynnong Village is about 35 kilometres from Dawki. This eco-conscious settlement is characterized by their well-maintained paths, bamboo dustbins and organised gardens. The cleanliness of the village is a testament to the Khasi people’s dedication to environmental conservation. On your trip to Mawlynnong Village, you will get to experience traditional Khasi culture, check out the living root bridges nearby, and simply soak in the breathtaking landscape. Providing a distinctive blend of natural beauty and cultural immersion, a visit to Mawlynnong Village is often included in Dawki tourism packages.

•    The Tamabil Border: Located just a few kilometres from the main town, the Tamabil Border is an important trade and travel point between India and Bangladesh. The checkpoint provides beautiful views of both Indian and Bangladeshi landscapes. While the area is secured, it is also welcoming for tourists who want to take photographs or have the desire to learn more about the historical and geographical significance of the site.