4 nights · 5 days
Meghalaya Classic
Guwahati → Shillong → Cherrapunji → Mawlynnong & Dawki → Guwahati
₹13,999
per head · minimum 4 adults
StayNear Guwahati 1N, Shillong 2N, Cherrapunji 1N (luxury tent)
MealsBreakfast
TransportOne Ertiga or Dezire, Guwahati to Guwahati
Day by day
1
Guwahati to Shillong — the Scotland of the EastBegin with the Kamakhya Devi temple, one of the most revered Shakti Peethas, then the drive up through pine forest to Shillong with a stop at Umiam Lake. Evening free in the cool air and cafés. Roughly 100 km, 3–4 hours.
2
Shillong sightseeingShillong Peak for the panorama, then Elephant Falls dropping through three tiers of rock. Lady Hydari Park and the Don Bosco Museum of tribal culture (closed Sundays), a walk around Ward's Lake, and Police Bazar in the evening.
3
Cherrapunji — waterfalls and cavesDrive to Sohra with a stop at the Mawkdok Dympep valley viewpoint. Nohkalikai Falls — India's tallest plunge — then the Seven Sisters Falls, Eco Park on the plateau, and the limestone formations of Mawsmai and Arwah caves. Overnight in Cherrapunji.
4
Mawlynnong and DawkiMawlynnong, held to be Asia's cleanest village, and a short walk to the Riwai living root bridge, where rubber-tree roots have been trained across the stream for generations. On to Dawki for a boat ride on the Umngot, where the water is clear enough that the boats look to be floating on air. Back to Shillong.
5
Shillong to Guwahati and departureReturn through the hills to Guwahati, with Nilachal hill and the city's landmarks if time allows, then your drop at the station or airport.
Don Bosco Museum is closed on Sundays.
Sightseeing is by the same vehicle as per itinerary, not at disposal.
Sightseeing is by the same vehicle as per itinerary, not at disposal.