Jaintia Hills: Paradise on Earth

   Jaintia Hills should be called Paradise on Earth. A group of clouds swirling all over ... the vast plains of velvet grass and the magnificent slopes make the Jaintia Hills feel heaven on earth. 

  Jaintia Hills, a mixed area of ​​Jowai and Khalihariyat in Meghalaya district of India, is very special in terms of tourism. An exciting feeling takes place on the Jaintia Hills. 
   The medicinal flora is covered with the elegance and beauty of the Jaintia Hills. The hills and valleys of Jaintia Hills are wonderful and unique patterns of beauty. The scenic beauty of Jaintia Hills attracts tourists. 
  The splendid series of winding rivers, lakes and springs is the specialty of Jaintia Hills. The special thing is that Jaintia Hills has natural beauty as well as mythological, historical and spiritual significance. 
   The capital of the Jaintia kings was Jaintiapur but the favorite area of ​​the dynasty remained the Jaintia Hills. Nartiang was a village in the summer capital of the Jaintia dynasty. Hence the mythology is visible in this village. 
   The cultural significance of Jaintia Hills is also quite special. Nartiang is the main attraction of Jaintia Hills. The huge pillar of stones is very attractive. From the point of view of religion and spirituality, Durga temple of Nartiang is the main center of faith, faith and belief. 
   If you want to enjoy the rainy season, then you must visit Jaintia Hills. However the weather may be ... Jaintia Hills always gives a pleasant feeling of joy to the tourists. Tourists never forget this exciting feeling. A swirl of clouds makes tourists swell moment by moment. 
   This hill station, which is about 6000 feet above sea level, has a long range of specialties. However, the elevation of most parts is 3000 to 4000 feet. The abundance and long range of medicinal flora is typical of Jaintia Hills. 
   Extinct herbaceous vegetation is also found on this hill. The aroma of these medicinal plants gives importance to the ambience. The special thing is that rare trees of special species of pine are very visible on the Jaintia Hills.
  This rare tree species is found only in the Himalayas or in this region. Rare tree species like chestnut, pangar, magnolia etc. flourish and flourish on the Jaintia Hills. According to botanists, the highest vegetation is found in the Jaintia Hills. 
   The Brahmaputra River flows in the north of Jaintia Hills, while the Barail mountain range in the east enhances the elegance and beauty. The deep valleys of Jaintia Hills are extremely picturesque. Cherrapunji and Shillong are the most beautiful and beautiful cities of Jaintia Hills. 
   Tourists can enjoy wandering in these cities. Fruit production is also typical of Jaintia Hills. Orange, pineapple and betel nut are specially produced on the Jaintia Hills. Pineapple is produced in abundance.
   All the necessary resources are available to visit Jaintia Hills. The nearest airport is Guwahati Airport. The distance from Guwahati Airport to Jaintia Hills is about 181 km.
   However one can also travel to Jaintia Hills from Shillong Airport. The nearest railway station is Guwahati Junction. Tourists can also visit Jaintia Hills by road.
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