Trek to the iconic Double Decker Root Bridge
Swim in the crystal-clear Blue Lagoon
Explore ancient limestone caves in Cherrapunji
Witness the towering Nohkalikai Waterfall at sunset
Walk through the sacred Mawphlang Forest
Glide on Dawki’s surreal emerald river
Experience stargazing from a private riverside campsite
Taste authentic Khasi cuisine at a local homestay
Breathtaking view from Laitlum Canyon
Land at Guwahati Airport, where the bustling city slowly fades into the serene embrace of Meghalaya’s hills. Your drive to Cherrapunji takes about 5-6 hours, but time melts away as you cruise along smooth mountain highways. Stop at Umiam Lake, where placid waters stretch endlessly, mirroring the sky—a perfect pause to breathe in the fresh mountain air
As you reach Cherrapunji, the clouds swirl low, wrapping the town in a mystical haze. Settle into your stay, sip on a hot cup of tea, and let the cool breeze wash over you. Evening is yours — relax, unwind, and prepare for the adventure ahead
Overnight in Cherrapunji
Today is all about diving deep—both into the earth and the heart of Meghalaya. Start with a choice: explore the beginner-friendly Arwah Cave and the mystical Garden of Caves, or go all-in with the ultimate spelunking experience at Mawmluh Cave. This 4-5 hour adventure takes you crawling, climbing, and even bellycrawling through ancient limestone formations—a once-in-alifetime journey into the earth’s secrets. Later, let nature wash over you at Lyngksiar Falls. Splash in its crystal-clear pool, feeling the cool mountain water revive tired muscles. As the day winds down, stand in awe at Nohkalikai Falls, India’s fifth-highest waterfall, where the cascading water plunges dramatically into a turquoise pool below
The sunset here paints the sky in hues that seem almost unreal
Overnight in Cherrapunji
Fuel up with an early breakfast before heading to Tyrna Village, the gateway to one of Meghalaya’s most iconic wonders. Descend 3,500 steps into lush forests, where the air grows thick with the scent of damp earth and wildflowers. At the end of your trek awaits the Double Decker Living Root Bridge, an aweinspiring creation where tree roots, nurtured over centuries, have grown into a sturdy, functional bridge
But the adventure doesn’t end there. Trek deeper into the jungle to the surreal Blue Lagoon, its waters shimmering in shades of emerald and turquoise—an irresistible spot for a swim. Push on to Rainbow Falls, where misty sprays guarantee a rainbow almost all day long. Trek back to Tyrna with tired legs and a full heart
Overnight in Cherrapunji
After breakfast, drive toward Dawki, stopping at Mawkyrnot, home to Meghalaya’s longest living root bridge. Continue to Mawlynnong, Asia’s cleanest village, where you’ll enjoy a short walk and climb the Bamboo Tower for stunning views of Bangladesh
Lunch is a traditional Khasi meal at a local homestay, offering a taste of authentic village life
Head to Shnongpdeng, a peaceful riverside village 8 km upstream from Dawki. Enjoy a boat ride on the crystal-clear Umngot River, where the water is so transparent that boats appear to float
End the day at your private campsite, accessible only by boat. Gather around a bonfire on the riverbed, soaking in the tranquility of the night sky
Overnight in Shnongpdeng
Wake up by the riverside and dive into a day of water adventures. The Umngot River in Dawki is so clear it seems boats float on air. Spend your morning kayaking, snorkeling, stand-up paddleboarding, cliff jumping, or even scuba diving. For an adrenaline kick, zipline across the river and take in its crystalclear beauty from above
Post-lunch, drive towards Shillong, stopping at Phe Phe Falls—one of Meghalaya’s hidden treasures. With its massive lagoon and sparse crowds, it’s a perfect place to swim and unwind before reaching the city
Overnight in Shillong
Start your day at Mawphlang Sacred Groves, where ancient trees stand tall, protected by Khasi traditions. Your guide will share age-old legends, making the forest feel almost alive. Next, head to the Don Bosco Museum, a cultural treasure trove that showcases the diverse heritage of Northeast India
After lunch, visit Laitlum Canyons, often called the “Grand Canyon of India.” Watch the rolling green hills stretch endlessly under a golden sunset. Wrap up your day with a guided food tour at Police Bazaar, where you’ll sample local delicacies like Jadoh and Tungrymbai, ending with a shopping spree for souvenirs
Overnight in Shillong
Enjoy a leisurely breakfast before bidding farewell to Meghalaya’s misty hills. Drive back to Guwahati Airport for your return flight, carrying with you memories of living root bridges, crystal-clear rivers, and soulful connections
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