William Nagar lives primarily in the tradition and culture of the Garo tribe and is an elusive haven with picturesque mountains, glistening rivers, and verdant valleys. Adokgre is famous for producing bananas, brooms, ginger, and oranges. The area also has the beautiful Ildeck river and the famous Na`kachikong picnic spot and many sceneries. There are many tourist attractions in Adokray, which have not been promoted or preserved until now. Chamera Laken and the dam complement each other and add to the landscape. Even during the monsoon, the flooding of the Beas River makes Chamera seem like a microcosm, but a majestic version of the Arabian Sea. The evergreen coniferous carpet and the crisp cleanliness in the air make this place an unforgettable place. 120 kilometers from William Nagar, it is a large rock in a deep well in the middle of the Ildec River in Badaka Village. This big rock is considered a fish gathering place in mythology, people believe that if someone accidentally touches the big rock where the fish are, all the fish will immediately disappear from the river. Domre Waterfall provides breathtaking natural landscapes. Quiet, magnificent, and full of vitality. Mrik Wari is near the Simsang River, famous for its rock formations. Some formations represent the shape of the baby elephant and its mother. Siju is 132 kilometers from Tula and is famous for its impressive bat cave with stalagmites and stalactites. There are many entertainment activities such as carnivals, singing competitions, dance competitions, Miss Xinsang beauty pageants, fashion shows, food festivals, wine festivals, but the main highlight of the festival is the rock competition. Simsang Festival is a cultural event, held in December, bringing together the best artists in the state. Summarize Copy