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Hey there, fellow traveler! đ Yes, you can totally travel to Meghalaya in the 1st week of Augustâeven though itâs monsoon, thatâs exactly when the state shows off its wild, green beauty! đżđ§
Expect lush landscapes, waterfalls in full flow (like Nohkalikai and Seven Sisters), misty mornings, and magical vibes in places like Cherrapunji, Mawsynram, and Dawki.
But here's the flip side:
Heavy rains may cause delays, slippery trails, and limited mobility in some areas. Just pack smartâwaterproof everything, good shoes, and buffer time in your plans.
Also, do check out some real experiences on TravelStoriz.comâI found a solo travel story there that gave me major inspo and practical tips for Meghalaya during monsoon! đşď¸â¨
If you're okay with a little rain and a lot of green, August is a vibe in Meghalaya.
Happy tripping & donât forget to tag your journey! đâđ
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Meghalaya in August can be absolutely beautiful, it's lush and green, and the waterfalls are in full flow. That said, it is peak monsoon season, so expect heavy rain, possible delays, and slippery trails, especially in places like Cherrapunji and Mawlynnong.
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Hey! Planning a solo trip to Meghalaya in the first week of August sounds amazing! Monsoon season does bring heavy rains here, making the landscapes lush and stunningâthink waterfalls at their fullest and vibrant green hills. But keep in mind, some areas might get slippery or have roadblocks due to rain, so itâs important to stay flexible and check local weather updates. Traveling solo during monsoon can be an adventure if youâre prepared with the right gear and a positive mindset. Plus, youâll get to experience Meghalayaâs unique charm away from the usual crowds. For more real traveler tips and stories about Meghalaya (and tons of other places), donât forget to visit Travel Storiz â itâs like having a travel buddy who shares honest advice and inspiration for every kind of trip! Safe travel
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