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Meghalaya in June

Heavy monsoon. Sohra and Mawsynram live up to their rain reputation; falls are full-force.

Green rolling hills, representative of the Khasi Hills landscape — Meghalaya, June

Season: Heavy monsoon. Sohra and Mawsynram live up to their rain reputation; falls are full-force.
Festivals: 1 this month
Roads & ferries: Official guidance warns river activities carry restrictions in heavy monsoon.
Know first: Water clarity for boating drops; Dawki boating is at its worst.

Festivals

What's on in June

Behdienkhlam →

Jaintia/Pnar, July window, announced annually. Ask us and we will confirm what is running before you commit.

Where to go

Places that make sense in June

Misty cliff landscape, representative of Sohra

Meghalaya Sohra (Cherrapunji)

The rain capital’s cliff country of falls and caves.

Rain landscape, representative of Mawsynram

Meghalaya Mawsynram

The wettest inhabited place on earth.

Tall plunge waterfall, representative of Nohkalikai

Meghalaya Nohkalikai Falls

India’s tallest plunge waterfall.

Tiered turquoise pools, representative of Wei Sawdong

Meghalaya Wei Sawdong Falls

The three-tiered blue pools behind the bamboo stairs.

Entry rules

Permits in June

No permit for Indians; foreign nationals register on arrival and may need permits for border areas.

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Facts checked against the official Meghalaya tourism portal · Last verified 2026-09-26

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