Ri Bhoi Tourism & Environmental Development Forum - RBTEDF

18/03/2026

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14/02/2026

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14/02/2026

The first programe of the year 2026, the forum RBTEDF organised a FREE Medical Check up Camp with Sunvalley Hospital from Guwahati today, the 14th/February/2026 at Nongpoh Dorbar hall, Sajer.
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11/02/2026

Free medical health cheak-up camp.
Health is Wealth.

26/01/2026

First of all i would like to thank GOD for he always listening to our prayers and always guided us to the right path for the welfare of our communities. And its is an honor to received this award, and would like to dedicates to all the members of RBTEDF for their contribution and supports through rough and tough. Would also like to thanks to all the communities, societies and various government department for their tremendous contributions and support through out this journey.We are truly motivated through this recognition and also would like to work more for the welfare of our societies of Ri Bhoi as a whole.

09/01/2026

09/01/2026

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Ka Ri Bhoi Tourism and Environmental Development Forum (RBTEDF) ha ka sngi Balang, ka la mih shakhmat ban buh ia ka jingmaham kaba tyngeh pyrshah ia kino kino ki briew kiba pynjulor ne thang pathar ia ki khlaw ki btap bad ia kito kiba pyniap pathar ia ki mrad ki mreng bad ki dohum.

10/11/2025

RBTEDF team visit Kaphon Donga water fall at Western Jirang, Ribhoi District, which fall under syiem hima Nongkhlaw.
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21/06/2025

Propose project Bamboo Resort of RBTEDF at Umta Nongthymmai, Raid Narlein, Ribhoi District.

27/05/2025

Meghalaya, the Abode of Clouds, is renowned for its breathtaking landscapes, living root bridges, waterfalls, and vibrant culture. However, it is also home to the heaviest rainfall in the world, especially during the monsoon season . While this creates lush greenery and stunning natural beauty, it also brings significant risks that visitors must be aware of.

We urge all tourists to take the following precautions seriously:

Do Not Trek Alone: Remote locations and trails can become extremely dangerous during the rains. Landslides, slippery paths, and flash floods are real threats. Always hire a local guide who knows the terrain well.

Avoid Streams and Waterfalls: These may look calm but can turn deadly in moments due to sudden water surges upstream. Stay a safe distance from flowing water and never attempt to swim or cross streams during heavy rain.

Check Weather Updates: Rainfall can be intense and unpredictable. Always check local weather reports and consult local authorities or tourism offices before heading out.

Respect Local Advice: The local community understands the risks better than anyone. If locals or authorities advise against traveling to certain areas, please respect their guidance.

We respectfully urge the Meghalaya Government to take stronger steps to ensure tourist safety during monsoon months. This includes:

Mandatory awareness campaigns at airports, bus stations, and hotels.

Visible safety signs in popular trekking and waterfall areas.

Availability of certified local guides and better access to emergency services in remote areas.

Tourism thrives when it is safe. Let us protect both the visitors and the natural beauty of Meghalaya by promoting responsible and informed travel.

Cmo Meghalaya Conrad K Sangma Meghalaya Tourism Sohra