Wari Chora,Meghalaya - a Secreted Splendor of Nature & Adventure
Wari Chora is a breathtaking hidden destination located in the South Garo Hills of Meghalaya. Known for its crystal-clear turquoise river flowing between dramatic canyon walls, Wari Chora is one of the most untouched and scenic natural wonders in Northeast India. The name “Wari Chora” means “deep river valley” in the Garo language.
This serene destination offers a peaceful escape surrounded by dense forests, towering limestone rocks, and pristine water ideal for boating, swimming, and photography. Because it is still developing as a travel spot, the experience feels raw, natural, and offbeat.
🌿 Things to Do in Wari Chora
✔️ Traditional wooden boat ride through the narrow canyon
✔️ Trekking through scenic jungle trails
✔️ Swimming in crystal-clear waters
✔️ Drone/landscape photography
✔️ Relax by riverside camps or eco huts
🌿How to Reach Wari Chora (Meghalaya)
✔️From Guwahati (or Shillong) drive or hire a taxi towards the South Garo Hills region. The base town often used is Baghmara.
✔️From Shillong: approx 285 km.
✔️From Guwahati: about 200-250 km, travel time around 6-9 hours depending on road and traffic.
⚠️ Important Travel Tips
✔️Go early morning from base town so you arrive before sunset.
✔️Wear good trekking shoes; parts of the trail are steep and forested.
✔️Carry a waterproof bag or case for electronics — you’ll be near water/canyons.
✔️The destination is remote; guides or local contacts are highly recommended.
✔️Avoid monsoon months (heavy rain) since access may be difficult or unsafe.