Umiam Lake unveils a powerful ‘Waste-to-Art’ sculpture. This first-of-its-kind installation boosts responsible tourism, transforming lake waste into a symbol

India has introduced its first-ever aquatic waste sculpture at Umiam Lake in Meghalaya, marking a significant milestone in environmental art and conservation.

Meghalaya’s hidden lakes offer a unique combination of natural beauty, adventure, and cultural significance, making them perfect for any traveler in search of serenity.

The Meghalaya Cabinet has recently given the green light to a strategic initiative aimed at significantly boosting the state’s tourism industry through the leasing of 273 acres of underutilized land to the tourism department.

Shillong, the “Scotland of the East,” emerges as India’s top travel destination for 2025. With stunning landscapes, adventure tourism, and cultural richness, it’s the ideal vacation spot.

A seaplane made its debut landing in Assam and Meghalaya, highlighting the potential for boosting connectivity and tourism in these northeastern states.

Meghalaya, the “abode of clouds,” offers lush valleys, crystal-clear rivers, and ancient root bridges, blending natural beauty with rich cultural traditions.