Abode of Clouds
Step into a world where nature crafts masterpieces in limestone caves and indigenous ingenuity creates bridges that grow stronger with time.
Meghalaya presents a unique symphony of natural wonders and tribal heritage. From the crystal-clear waters of Dawki to the mysterious depths of Mawsmai, the state showcases nature's artistic prowess. Here, Khasi and Garo traditions thrive in living villages, while some of Asia's deepest caves and highest waterfalls await exploration.

Itineraries of Meghalaya
From misty valleys to sacred groves, our journeys reveal Meghalaya's extraordinary blend of natural wonder and living heritage.
Day 1
Arrival in Guwahati | Transfer to Shillong
Morning: Begin your journey with a scenic drive from Guwahati to Shillong, the capital of Meghalaya. En Route: Stop at the serene Umiam Lake, a picturesque man-made reservoir surrounded by lush green hills, perfect for photos and a breath of fresh air. Afternoon: Explore Shillong's rich cultural and historical sites: Visit the Cathedral of Mary Help of Christians, a serene and iconic place of worship. Dive into the cultural heritage of Northeast India at the Don Bosco Museum, a seven-story marvel with 17 galleries showcasing artifacts, art, and tribal history. Evening: Stroll through Police Bazaar, a bustling market ideal for shopping, savoring local cuisine, or simply soaking in the city's vibrant atmosphere. Overnight Stay: Hotel in Shillong.
Day 2
Shillong to Shnongpdeng | Camping and Water Adventures
Morning: Visit Laitlum Canyon, a paradise for nature lovers with its panoramic views, misty landscapes, and adventurous 3000-step stairway. Afternoon: Head to the enchanting Krangsuri Waterfall, known for its turquoise waters and swimmer-friendly lagoon. Take a refreshing dip or simply marvel at its natural beauty. Evening: Arrive at Shnongpdeng, a tranquil riverside haven. Settle into your campsite and, weather permitting, enjoy thrilling water activities like kayaking or paddleboarding. Overnight Stay: Camping at Shnongpdeng.
Day 3
Shnongpdeng to Sohra (Cherrapunji)
Morning: Begin the day with a visit to Dawki, famed for its crystal-clear river. Take a boat ride and enjoy the stunning views of the riverbed. Afternoon: Explore Mawlynnong, Asia's cleanest village, where bamboo houses, root bridges, and scenic waterfalls create a picture-perfect setting. Stroll through the village and soak in its serene ambiance. Evening: Arrive in Cherrapunji, also known as Sohra, the wettest place on Earth. Overnight Stay: Hotel in Cherrapunji.
Day 4
Sohra | Double-Decker Living Root Bridge and Rainbow Falls Trek
Morning: After an early breakfast, embark on a trek to the world-famous Double-Decker Living Root Bridge, a marvel of natural engineering. Continue your trek to the ethereal Rainbow Falls, where vibrant hues and cascading waters create a surreal experience. Evening: Return to your hotel and relax after a day of adventure. Overnight Stay: Hotel in Cherrapunji.
Day 5
Cherrapunji to Shillong | Explore Nature's Marvels
Morning: Visit some of Meghalaya's most iconic natural wonders: Dainthlen Falls – A dramatic waterfall with mythological significance. Weisawdong Falls – A multi-tiered waterfall that feels like a hidden gem. Seven Sisters Waterfalls – A panoramic cascade symbolizing the seven northeastern states. Nohkalikai Falls – The tallest plunge waterfall in India, with breathtaking views of the surrounding cliffs. Mawsmai Cave – Explore the intriguing limestone formations in this easily accessible cave. Afternoon: Head back to Shillong for leisure activities or to simply unwind. Overnight Stay: Hotel in Shillong.
Day 6
Departure from Shillong
Morning: After breakfast, bid farewell to Meghalaya as you are transferred to Guwahati Airport. Afternoon: Depart with unforgettable memories of the Land of Clouds.
Key Facts
Peak Time
October to May
Wettest Months
June to September
Best Weather
November to February
INSIDER TIP
Visit the local markets during dawn hours to witness the unique matrilineal society in action and taste rare indigenous herbs and produce.

KNOW BEFORE YOU GO
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Many attractions require moderate to challenging treks
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Carry rain gear regardless of season
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Respect local tribal customs and traditions