Tura, however you want it.

The largest town of Meghalaya - Tura on the foothills of Tura Peak is a beautiful tourist destination with serene atmosphere. This town is a hub of bioreserves, cascades and national parks forms great habitat for all species. The flora and faun on the Western Garo hills is solace and take tourists close to surprises of nature. The most visited places in Tura are Chitmag peak, siju caves, Gadrak falls and Balpakram National park to capture the rare species and environ on hills. The native god of Tura is Durama, worshiped by the local tribes like Garo, Bodo and Koches. Wangala Festival is one of the most colourful festivals in Meghalaya also known as 100 Drums Festival, this is a harvest festival celebrated by the Garo tribe of the Meghalaya. The immigrants of border countries also stay in Tura following the mixed cultures. The cuisines of Meghalaya mostly depends on staple food rice and pork, jadoh, kappa Wak Pura and street food at the night stalls is also famous among the tourists. The town has moderate climate all over the year except monsoons to enjoy nature walks, treks and long rides along the hills.