7N/8D Tour Package
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Day: 1
A journey from Guwahati to Shillong is a scenic ascent through lush hills
Day: 2
Shillong local exploration
Day: 3
Shillong david trail terk – Cherrapunji
Day: 4
Cherrapunjii – Double decker living root bridges trek - Cherrapunjii
Day: 5
Cherrapunjii local sightseeing
Day: 6
Cherrapunjii – Kongthong villages tours – Cherrapunjii
Day: 7
Cherrapunjii – Wahkhen bamboo terk - Shillong
Day: 8
Shillong – Guwahati
Start the journey from guwahati to shillong is a scenic ascent through lush hills
- Begin: Your delightful journey from Guwahati to Shillong, where the scenic beauty of rolling hills and serene landscapes awaits to captivate your heart!
- Pickup: Our driver will pick you up in Guwahati. Begin your scenic drive towards Shillong, enjoying a comfortable journey through the hills.
- En Route Stop: After 2–3 hours, stop at Umiam Lake — a scenic lake surrounded by hills. Enjoy boating, photography, or just soak in the serene atmosphere.
- Arrival: Reach Shillong City and visit the famous Police Bazaar — a vibrant hub perfect for shopping, food, and experiencing local life.
Shillong exploration –The heart of Meghalaya
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Your morning starts at the Don Bosco Museum, where each floor reveals rich stories of Northeast India’s diverse cultures. Afterward, you stroll through Police Bazar—a lively market buzzing with street vendors, colorful shops, and the pulse of local life.
In the afternoon, Mawphlang Sacred Forest offers a magical escape. Its ancient trees and tribal folklore create a peaceful, almost spiritual atmosphere. From there, you head to Laitlum Canyons, where dramatic cliffs and endless horizons open up—ideal for moments of awe and reflection.
By evening, Ward’s Lake brings calm with its serene waters and charming bridges. The day winds down at Café Shillong Heritage, where warm Khasi dishes meet colonial ambiance, rounding off your exploration with comfort and flavor.
Shillong – David Scott trail terk – Cherrapunjii “from the ancient footsteps of Mawphlang to the rain – soaked beauty of Cherrapunjii , the journey echoes nature and history”
- Start your day in Shillong and drive to Mawphlang, the gateway to the David Scott Trail. The hike is peaceful and scenic, about 16 km long. You'll walk through forests, cross old stone bridges, and pass through small Khasi villages along the way. It takes around 4 to 5 hours depending on your pace.
After completing the trail at Lad Mawphlang, take a short break and then drive to Cherrapunji. On the way, enjoy the misty valleys and waterfalls. You’ll reach by evening and check into your stay. End your day with a warm Khasi dinner and relax—tomorrow’s adventures await!
Cherrapunjii - Double decker living root bridges terk – cherrapunjii “A breathtaking journey through jungles and roots leads you to nature‘s masterpieces”
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On Day 4 in Cherrapunji, the trek to the Double Decker Living Root Bridge begins at Tyrna village. You descend around 3,500 steps through dense forest, crossing suspension bridges and smaller root bridges along the way. The path is humid and scenic, with stalls selling snacks and water.
After about two hours, you reach Nongriat village, where the iconic Double Decker Root Bridge stands—a two-tiered structure made from the aerial roots of rubber trees, woven over generations by the Khasi tribe. A natural pool flows beneath the bridge, perfect for a refreshing dip. The area is peaceful, surrounded by waterfalls and lush greenery.
If you’re up for more adventure, you can continue trekking to Rainbow Falls, which takes another hour. The entire experience is physically demanding but offers a deep connection to nature and local culture.
Cherrapunjii local sight
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Start your morning with a refreshing trek to Rainbow Falls. Begin from Tyrna village and follow the scenic trail past root bridges and forest paths. It takes around an hour to reach the falls, and you’ll be rewarded with mesmerizing views and the soothing rush of water.
After returning, head to a local eatery for a traditional Khasi lunch—perhaps jadoh, dohneiiong, or some bamboo shoot curry. Spend a little time in Cherrapunji’s local market, where you can pick up handmade souvenirs or chat with the friendly vendors.
In the evening, unwind at Eco Park. It offers panoramic views of the canyon below and glimpses of distant waterfalls. As the sun begins to dip, return to your stay for dinner and soak in the memories of your lush adventure.
Cherrapunjii – Kongthong villages tours – Cherrapunjii “discoverd the soulful melody of Kongthong, the whisling villages,on a magical journey from Cherrapunjii through Meghalaya enchanting hills and tradtitions”
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Kongthong, often called the Whistling Village, is a tucked-away gem surrounded by forested hills and quiet serenity. The tradition of calling each other with unique tunes instead of names adds a melodic rhythm to everyday life, making your visit feel like stepping into a folktale. Walk through the village trails, interact with locals, and you’ll be swept into stories of harmony and heritage that go beyond words.
After soaking in Kongthong’s charm, return to Cherrapunji as the day winds down. Depending on your pace, you could make a short stop at nearby attractions like Mawsmai Cave or Thangkharang Park to catch the golden light before dusk. Once back, unwind with a hearty Khasi meal and watch the mist curl over the hills—an ideal way to end the day.
Cherrapunjii - Wahkhen bamboo terk – Shillong “Whispers of Wahkhen bamboo trail”
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Embarking from Cherrapunji’s misty cliffs and plunging waterfalls, the journey to Wahkhen village takes you deeper into the green heart of Meghalaya, where the incredible Mawryngkhang Bamboo Trek begins—an adrenaline-laced trail built entirely of bamboo that winds above gorges and streams, leading you to the majestic U Mawryngkhang rock, steeped in Khasi legend; and as you end your adventure in Shillong, the vibrant cultural pulse of the hills welcomes you with soulful music, cozy cafes, and the lingering magic of your trek.
Shillong to Guwahati - “A journey through clouds , curves and culture”
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Nestled in the East Khasi Hills of Meghalaya, Shillong—often called the "Scotland of the East"—is a hill station that captivates with its pine-scented air, mist-shrouded peaks, and colonial charm. As you prepare to leave, the streets feel like they’re whispering stories of music and rain. Whether it’s the rhythm of a local band playing in the alleys or the slow drift of clouds brushing past the hills, Shillong leaves behind a melody that hums in your memory.
The drive to Guwahati is more than just a transition between two cities—it’s a gentle descent from the highlands to the Brahmaputra plains. You’ll trace winding roads that slice through lush forests and sleepy villages, catching glimpses of waterfalls or roadside stalls selling warm tea and puffed rice. As you approach Guwahati, the scenery shifts to wide riverbanks and bustling streets, but somewhere in the soft echo of the hills behind, Shillong still lingers like the last chord of a beautiful song.
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Hotel or homestay stays on twin/triple sharing basis (2–3 per room), usually breakfast included
All rooms are of basic category, unless indicated separately itinerary
Typically breakfast only is included. Dinner and lunch are excluded unless explicitly stated
Entry fees for places mentioned in the itinerary and guided sightseeing (driver and local guide)
Point-to-point cab or SUV transport (e.g., Swift/Ertiga/Traveller), covering all mentioned including fuel, tolls, parking, driver allowance, and state taxes
Inner Line Permits (ILP) for Indian or foreign nationals (where required), parking, road taxes and government charges are covered
24×7 support during the trip, trekking guide if included for Laitlum or other hikes
Parking fees
Goods & Services Tax (GST) 5% (or any other rate as per Government notice) will be added to the total bill amount.
Air Fare/Train fare & Travel Insurance
Activities like rafting, archery, etc (* supplemental charges will be applicable to be paid by the guests).
Personal expenses such as laundry, telephone bills, bar bills, tips & gratuity, bottled water etc.
Entrance fees for museums and monuments, up gradation charges and optional tours are be paid by the guests on the spot.
Any costs for additional sightseeing; extra usage of transport; unforeseen events like landslides, blockades etc.; imposition of new taxes; increase in taxes or fuel price which impacts costs of surface transportation, will be recovered directly from the guests on the spot.
Anything not included in the tour inclusion
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