Discover the enchanting beauty of Meghalaya through a captivating hike along the David Scott Trail, stretching 16 kilometers from Mawphlang to Lad Mawphlang. This historic trail, named after the British administrator David Scott who arrived in Northeast India in 1802, traces its origins back to a horse track designed to connect Sohra with Sylhet (now in Bangladesh). As you journey along the banks of the Umiam River, you’ll be serenaded by its gentle flow, with the path taking you through sacred groves, past ancient monoliths, across verdant meadows, and beside natural pools and bridges. This hike is not just a physical endeavour but a journey through time, offering insights into the region’s rich history, landscape and biodiversity. Suitable for people of all ages, this trail is a must-visit for nature lovers eager to connect with the serene and unspoiled landscapes of Meghalaya.
This hike is perfect for nature enthusiasts of all ages who are keen on exploring the natural and historical wonders of Meghalaya.
