Kaziranga, Shillong, Cherrapunji, Dawki, and surrounding

Kaziranga National Park

A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Kaziranga National Park is renowned for its thriving population of one-horned rhinoceroses, lush grasslands, and diverse wildlife. Start your adventure with an exhilarating jeep safari to witness elephants, swamp deer, wild water buffaloes, and a variety of bird species in their natural habitat.

Umiam Lake (Barapani)

Known as “Barapani” or Big Water, this expansive man-made reservoir is surrounded by rolling hills and dense forests. Its tranquil blue waters make it a popular spot for photography, picnics, and water sports.

Shillong – The Scotland of the East

The charming capital of Meghalaya boasts pine-clad hills, beautiful waterfalls, and vibrant markets. Its cool climate and colonial-style architecture offer visitors a blend of nature and history. Don’t miss the scenic beauty and bustling cafes of this hill town.

Seven Sisters Falls

Located in Cherrapunji, these majestic waterfalls cascade over rocky cliffs, creating a dramatic spectacle, especially during the monsoon. Named after India’s seven northeastern sister states, the view here is a photographer’s delight.

Wei Sawdong Falls

An awe-inspiring, tiered waterfall near Cherrapunji, Wei Sawdong is famed for its crystal-clear turquoise waters. The short trek to this secluded spot rewards visitors with serene views and an intimate connection with nature.

Double Decker Living Root Bridge

A marvel of natural bioengineering, this two-tiered root bridge in Nongriat Village has been crafted by the Khasi tribes over centuries. Surrounded by dense forests and crystal-clear streams, it is an iconic Meghalaya experience for adventure seekers and nature enthusiasts.

Nohkalikai Falls

Plunging over 1,100 feet, Nohkalikai is India’s tallest plunge waterfall. The emerald pool at its base and the surrounding misty cliffs create an ethereal scene. Legend and beauty intertwine to make this a must-visit spot in Cherrapunji.

Mawlynnong Village – God’s Own Garden

Declared the cleanest village in Asia, Mawlynnong is a testament to the harmonious blend of cleanliness and community. With its manicured gardens, bamboo bridges, and warm locals, this village feels like stepping into a fairytale.

Umngot River (Dawki)

Renowned as one of the cleanest rivers in Asia, the Umngot River’s water is so transparent that boats appear to be floating on air. The emerald-green surroundings and boating experience make it a highlight of the trip.

Krang Suri Waterfalls

Located in Jowai, these turquoise blue waterfalls are an untouched gem. The cascading waters amidst lush greenery are perfect for a refreshing dip or peaceful retreat.

Laitlum Canyon

Known as the “End of the World,” Laitlum Canyon offers panoramic views of rolling hills and deep gorges. A peaceful spot for nature lovers, it’s also a perfect location to soak in the sunrise or sunset over Meghalaya’s breathtaking landscapes.

Phe Phe Falls

Hidden away in Jowai, Phe Phe Falls offers a tranquil escape from the bustle. The cascading waters surrounded by verdant hills make it a serene spot for picnics and photographs.

Bonfire at Dawki

Unwind under the stars at Dawki with a cozy bonfire experience. Enjoy the warmth of the fire, the beauty of the night sky, and camaraderie with fellow travelers in a serene setting.