Sweet Falls :

Sweet Falls, sometimes referred to as Kshaid Weitden in the local language, is located in Shillong. It is around 5 km away from Happy Valley and stands at a height of 96 metres (315 feet). Shillong’s ‘most beautiful’ and ‘most lethal’ waterfall is often used to describe this area. Road access is also available. But visitors, however, are not permitted to approach the waterfall too closely due to the hazardous way and nature of the cascade.

The Ever-Living Museum : 
Mr Kyntiewbor War is the owner of the Ever-Living Museum, Shillong. He takes great pride in Meghalaya’s culture and heritage. Only a 30-minute drive separates Mawshbuit, where the museum is located, from Shillong. The artefacts and materials on display are the product of Kyntiewbor’s research, labour, and dedication to protecting Meghalaya’s rich cultural heritage and natural environment. These collections have been accessible for viewing since 2015. The museum also houses priceless artefacts. These come from the Khasi, Jaintia, and Garo cultures. His collection also includes foreign money, carved wood, and historical utilitarian goods. The museum also has a variety of images, minerals, and stones. These consist of fossils, holy stones, and other precious and semi-precious stones found and used in Meghalaya.