About Wari Chora
Wari Chora is a deep natural gorge carved by the Rongdik River near Emangre village in South Garo Hills, Meghalaya. Located about 55 km from Baghmara, it features steep forested cliffs, narrow waterways and emerald pools. Formed by erosion of limestone and sandstone, the canyon is accessible by trek and boat. Known for its pristine landscape and tranquil river, it has become a notable eco-tourism destination in the Garo Hills region.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a narrow river gorge flanked by steep, forested sandstone and limestone cliffs. Access involves a short trek down to the riverbank followed by a boat ride through the canyon on the Rongdik River. The setting is remote and natural with clear greenish water, rocky outcrops and dense vegetation. There are no built structures inside the gorge; exploration is limited to the river channel and viewpoints along the banks.
Key highlights
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Deep river gorge carved by the Rongdik River
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Steep forested cliffs and narrow canyon walls
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Boat ride through the gorge
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Clear emerald pools and calm river stretches
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Remote, pristine natural landscape in South Garo Hills
Culture & Context
Located in the Garo Hills, the area is part of the traditional landscape of the Garo tribal community and is promoted as an eco-tourism site showcasing the natural heritage of Meghalaya
Route
| By air | Nearest major airport is Lokpriya Gopinath Bordoloi International Airport, Guwahati, approx. 300-320 km away; onward journey by road to Baghmara/Emangre |
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| By train | Nearest major railhead is Guwahati Railway Station (approx. 300 km); Mendipathar Railway Station is the nearest station within Meghalaya |