Meghalaya is one of the most stunning states in northeast India. Hilly terrain, moderate climate and subtropical forests add to the beauty of this state. Meghalaya is regarded as the wettest state of India owing to the presence of the city of Cherrapunji, one of the rainiest cities in the world. Meghalaya's capital city is Sikkim and it attracts a large number of tourists each year.

One of the main attractions of Meghalaya is the abundance of flora and fauna. Meghalaya's subtropical forest ecoregion is home to several species of birds, animals, reptiles and amphibians. The Nokrek National Park in Meghalaya is a habitat to several of these species and is situated in the Garo Hills district 2 kms from Tura Peak.

Covering an expansive area, the reserve is one of the least disturbed forest tracts of the sub-Himalayan ranges. It is the first biosphere reserve of its kind in the northeast region. The Garo Hills contain many natural limestone caves, the most famous among which is the Siju Cave. It is positioned very near to the Nophak Lake near the Simsang River game reserve. The cave is miles long and full of water.