Tura Tour

Tura Peak

Tura Peak is east of Tura town and stands 872 meters high. It’s a peaceful place with amazing views of the Brahmaputra River and the plains of Bangladesh. Locals believe the peak is sacred. A tourist bungalow and a cinchona plantation nearby add to its charm, making it a great destination for travelers.

Siju Caves

Siju Caves, also called “Dobakkol” or the “cave of bats,” are one of India’s longest caves. These caves have river passages and many chambers, about 132 kilometers from Tura. They are part of Tura Meghalaya tourist places and attract nature and geology enthusiasts. The nearby Siju Bird Sanctuary is also home to rare birds, adding to its appeal.

Balpakram National Park

Balpakram National Park is 3000 feet above sea level and spreads across 200 square kilometers. It is known for its plants, animals, and beautiful landscapes. Locals call it the ‘land of the dead,’ which adds mystery to its appeal. Visitors can see places like Boldak, Matchru, Chidimak, and Goncho, making it a must-visit for eco-tourists.

Nokrek National Park

Nokrek National Park is a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve near Tura Peak. It has unique animals like red pandas and clouded leopards. The park also has the rare Citrus indica, called Memang Narang by locals. Visitors often explore its lush forests for a closer look at its rich biodiversity. Many visitors choose customized tours in India to include this park in their plans.

Pelga Falls

Pelga Falls is only 7 kilometers from Tura and is a quiet, relaxing spot. It’s a great place for picnics and fishing. The waterfall is especially beautiful during the monsoon season. Nearby, the Garo Bamboo Bridge over the Ganol River showcases local craftsmanship and is often highlighted by Meghalaya tour operators.