Day 1 : Guwahati to Kaziranga
- Arrival at Guwahati Airport and meet your fellow backpackers.
- After a quick lunch we will depart for Kaziranga.
- Overnight stay at Kaziranga.
Day 2 : Kaziranga – Shillong
- We will start early in the morning by visiting Jungle Safari.
- After having breakfast let’s head out for Shillong.
- Overnight stay at Shillong.
Day 3 : Shillong to Cherrapunjee Waterfalls
- Today we will make our way to Cherrapunjee.
- We will explore the stunning Wei Sawdong falls, Noh
- Kalikai falls to refresh your soul.
- Head towards Mawsmai caves in search of fossils. Later
- check in at your stay in Cherrapunjee.
Day 4 : Living Root Bridge Trek
- We will start early in the morning from Cherrapunjee for Tyrna village.
- Tyrna is a small village about 12 km from Cherrapunjee. It will take about 40 minutes to reach Tyrna while watching the beautiful Meghalaya landscape.
- From Tyrna village we will start our journey i.e. downstairs (approx. 3500 steps) towards Nongriat.
- Once you reach Double decker bridge you will find The entire place was so calm and beautiful.
- There were a couple of small shops near the Double Decker root bridge. You can order Maggi and tea from one of them and have them at peace.
- After some time, you can return i.e. Upstairs (approx. 3500 steps) towards Tyrna Village.
Day 5 : Mawlynnong to Dawki to Indo Bangla Border
- Today we will go cleanest village of Asia i.e. Mawlynnong village.
- Mawlynnong is a village in the East Khasi Hills district of the Meghalaya state in North East India. It is notable for its cleanliness and also was chosen by Discover India magazine as Asia's cleanest village.
- Then we will depart for Dawki and Indo Bangla border. Dawki is most famous among tourists for the fascinating Umngot River, also known as Dawki River, which features water so clear it could be mistaken for a see through glass.
- Later we will head towards Shnongpdeng for Camping, Boating, Fishing and other adventure activities like cliff jumping, scuba diving, kayaking and snorkelling.
- Dinner and Overnight stay at Shnongpdeng Camps.
Day 6 : Shillong Local Sightseeing
- Today we will explore many charms of Shillong.
- We will visit Elephant Falls, Shillong Peak & View Point, Don Bosco Museum, Laitlum Canyons, Police Bazar, Ward's Lake and many others if time permits.
- As it will be the last night of our trip we will explore the night life of Shillong by visiting amazing cafes of shillong or you can enjoy shopping in Police Bazar.
- Dinner and Overnight stay at Shillong.
Day 7 : Departure Day!
- Have a delicious breakfast and pack your bags as we say goodbye to the land of clouds - Meghalaya.
- With a heavy heart say Good Bye to your friends as you make promises to keep in touch and catch up again soon!
- Drop off at Guwahati airport.
Meghalaya meaning “Abode of Clouds” in Sanskrit; is one of the seven Northeastern states of India, extremely famous for its subtropical forests and biodiversity, several waterfalls, etc. It is abutted by Assam in the northeast and Bangladesh from the south. Shillong the capital, also known as the Scotland of the east, is surrounded by spectacular lakes and lush green hills. Mawsynram, the wettest place on earth, and Mawlynnong, the cleanest village in India are also situated here. The region has a history of extraordinary craftsmanship, wood carving, and artistic weaving, especially in the Khasi and Jaintia districts. Some famous tourist attractions in the state are Dawki lake, Umiam lake, the Double-decker living root bridge, Elephant falls, and Cherrapunji.
| Land Package | |
|---|---|
| Double Sharing | 24999 / Person |
| Triple Occupancy | 22999 / Person |
| Quod Sharing | 22999 / Person |
- Accommodation at Home Stays/Lodges/Camps on Double/Triple/Quad Sharing.
- 6 Breakfast.
- Pick up from Guwahati airport (Arrival before 14:00 hours)
- Tour Coordinator only in Group Departures.
- Airfares and Insurance.
- Meals not mentioned above.
- Other activities not mentioned above.
- Entrance fees (Per person in total for all the places as per the itinerary - payable directly)
- Personal expenses.
- Anything not specifically mentioned under "Inclusions“.
- Lip Guard
- Cold Cream
- Toiletries
- Hand Sanitizer
- Mobile Charger/Travel Charger
- Power Bank
- Water Bottle
- Torch
- Personal Medication
- First Aid Kit
- Slippers
- Undergarments
- Raincoat/Poncho
- Mosquito & insect repellent
- Hiking shoes
- Extra pair of socks
- Fleece jackets and thermals
- Back pack (50-60l)
- Toilet paper & wipes
- Caps
- Warm clothes
- backpack
Meghalaya has good network coverage throughout except for a few remote places. At all our stays you will get signals with a good 4G coverage. JIO has better coverage
Guwahati airport
The main festivals celebrated in Meghalaya are Garo wangala festival, Shad Suk, Mynsiem, and Nongkrem Dance are the major festivals in Meghalaya. Wangala Festival of Meghalaya is the most popular festival among the Garos of Meghalaya, India. Wangala Festival is a harvest festival held in honor of Saljong, the Sun-god of fertility. The celebration of the Wangala Festival marks the end of a period of toil, which brings good output to the fields.
Shillong is known as the Scotland of East also referred to as "The Adobe of the Clouds" for many reasons. Starting from the similarities of the landscapes and then the roads of Meghalaya. Then the culture of Shillong is bright and colorful just like Scottish people. Tribes take pride in their culture and don’t leave any stone unturned when it comes to celebrating it.
The best time to visit Meghalaya is from November to February. These are the months that have the most beautiful weather with neither extreme winters nor heavy rainfalls. You will be able to experience all the activities and adventures to the fullest. But if you want to visit in summer then you can opt for April Month till June. Even though the afternoons can be toasty, travelers can still experience some lively festivals during the summer season.
Located in North-east India, Meghalaya, also known as the Abode of Clouds, falls in one of the richest biodiversity areas in the world. The famed monsoons, the rich traditional festivals, and the dramatic terrain are just some of the many things this state is famous for.
We do not recommend anyone to bring a trolley bag as it takes a lot of space. And from the parking place to your room you need to carry your own luggage so it won’t be convenient with trolley bags.
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