Garo Hills — Region in Meghalaya

This region is covered in dense forests and rolling hills. It is home to Nokrek National Park, a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, famous for red pandas, rare orchids, and citrus plants. Cultural festivals like Wangala reflect the rich Garo traditions here.

The most populous and developed part of Garo Hills. Tura Peak, with panoramic views, and Pelga Falls are tourist highlights. It is also a hub of education and administration in the Garo region.

Known for unexplored caves like Siju Cave, one of India's longest limestone caves. The Balpakram National Park, often referred to as the "Land of Spirits", lies here—sacred to the Garos and teeming with wildlife.

Created in 2012 for administrative efficiency. This region is developing rapidly and offers tranquil landscapes. It acts as a gateway to the other Garo districts and shares a border with Assam.

The newest district, formed in 2012. It has agricultural significance and is known for its peaceful rural life, lush farmlands, and initiatives in rural development.