Explore Meghalaya & Guwahati
Guwahati to Guwahati
DURATION - 04 Nights & 05 Days
Guwahati 01N I Shillong 03N

Exploring Meghalaya, perhaps the best kept secrets of the country with hazy mountains, lush green hills in a backdrop of clear blue sky, glossy waterfalls, foggy roads beautiful villages and living root bridges. Guwahati being the Gateway to Northeast India, located on the banks of the Brahmaputra River is also the getaway to Shillong which is the Capital city and combine together to offer a perfect blend of cultural heritage, spiritual landmarks, and breathtaking natural beauty

Guwahati is one of the most vibrant cities in Northeast and is the gateway to the other seven northeastern states, referred as seven sisters, Dispur, a part of Guwahati serves as the capital of Assam. This city lies between the bank of the Brahmaputra River and the foothills of the Shillong plateau is known for lush green hills, tea plantations, famous monuments, wildlife sanctuaries, and temples. Kamakhya temple situated at the top of the Nilachal hill and Umananda temple located in the centre of the Brahmaputra River are the most popular temples in Guwahati. The city is also a shopping hub and the most popular shopping areas are Fancy Bazaar, Panbazaar, Paltanbazaar and Ganeshguri.

Meghalaya, meaning the "Abode of Clouds," is a picturesque state in Northeast India known for its lush green landscapes, cascading waterfalls, mysterious caves, and rich cultural heritage. It’s a perfect destination for nature lovers, adventure seekers, and those looking to explore unique tribal cultures.

Shillong, also reffered as ‘Scotland of the East’ is the capital city located in the north – eastern state of Meghalaya. It is at an altitude of 1496 metres between the Brahmaputra and Surma valleys and the architectures of this town reflect the British legacy. There are several interesting places to visit in Shillong including Umiam Lake in Barapani, Shillong Golf Club, Bara Bazaar, Botanical Survey of India Orchidarium, Wards Lake, Lady Hydari Park and Zoo, Meghalaya State Museum, Shillong Peak and Butterfly Museum. Shillong also houses several waterfalls, the prominent ones being Spread Eagle Falls, Crinoline Falls, Elephant Falls, Beadon Falls and Bishop's fall. Some churches of Shillong, including the Cathedral of Mary Help of Christians, Grotto Church and the All Saints Church are counted among the most popular churches in India.

Cherrapunjee is a small town in Meghalaya known for pristine surroundings, several waterfalls and living bridges. Cherrapunjee along with nearby Mawsynram village it’s considered as the wettest place on earth and the place gets rainfall almost round the year. This stunning town is high above misty valleys and is ensconced in swirling clouds. There are several beautiful waterfalls such as the Seven Sisters Falls, Dainthlen, Khynrem and Nokhalikai Falls, Mawsmai Falls, Mawsmai caves, and Double Decker Living Root Bridge which is the key attraction in Cherrapun jee but it’s closed from Mid June to Mid September as the path gets very slippery.

Mawlynnong, a village almost on the Bangladesh border and has a reputation of being the cleanest village in Asia. Mawlynnong village is situated about 90 kms ahead of Shillong on the Shillong-Dawki road which heads towards Indin-Bangaladesh Border. The village offers picturesque natural beauty, lush greenery, abundance of flowering orchids paving the way to small streams and a trek to the living root bridge at a neighbouring village Riwai.