Nestled amidst the verdant hills of the eastern sub-Himalayan region lies Meghalaya, a true gem of natural beauty and diversity. This breathtaking state boasts a rich cultural heritage, vibrant festivals, and awe-inspiring landscapes that include glistening rivers, majestic waterfalls, mystical caves, serene valleys, and serene lakes. Meghalaya is also known for its abundant flora and fauna, making it a biodiversity hotspot. Apart from its natural bounty, Meghalaya is rich in valuable resources such as coal, limestone, uranium, clay, sillimanite, and granite. The state boasts a highly literate and English-speaking population, making it an attractive destination for investors. The state has already seen substantial investments in industries such as cement, ferrosilicon, and IT, thanks to the government’s progressive policies. With a welcoming business environment and a wealth of natural resources, Meghalaya is poised to become a hub for major investments in the coming years.
Meghalaya is a leading producer of strawberries in India
Lakadong turmeric which has curcumin content as high as 7-9% is endemic to Meghalaya
Meghalaya offers hydroelectric power potential of approx. 3,000 MW
Over 70% of the area in the state is covered with forests which house 320 varieties of orchids besides many other biotic resources
Meghalaya has the largest number of caves in India, ideal for cave tourism.
The state has land in Industrial Estates at subsidized rate.
