Join this comprehensive 8-day journey through Meghalaya and Assam to immerse yourself in unparalleled natural beauty, thrilling adventures, and profound cultural experiences. From the serene landscapes of Shillong and the crystal-clear waters of Dawki River to the mystical root bridges and majestic waterfalls of Cherrapunjee, every day brings something extraordinary. As we transition from Meghalaya’s pristine scenery to Assam’s iconic Kaziranga National Park and the revered Kamakhya Temple, this itinerary combines adventure, relaxation, and spirituality in one unforgettable journey.
Our team has spent over three months in the Northeast, meticulously crafting this itinerary to ensure smooth travel experiences, with handpicked accommodations and reliable transport services. Each aspect of this journey is carefully curated to respect your time and ensure an enriching, hassle-free experience. Let us guide you through the heart of India’s eastern treasures, delivering exceptional service and hospitality every step of the way.
Places Covered in This Trip
Umiam Lake
A serene, man-made lake near Shillong, surrounded by lush green hills, ideal for picnics, water sports, and boating. The lake is especially stunning at sunrise and sunset, offering picture-perfect views.
Mawkdok Valley
Known for East India's longest zip-line, this valley offers panoramic views and a thrilling zip-lining experience. With trained instructors ensuring safety, it’s an adventure filled with incredible scenery.
Krang Shuri Waterfall
A breathtaking waterfall known for its crystal-clear waters, perfect for swimming and relaxation. Accessible via a short, scenic hike with mandatory life jackets, this waterfall is a must-visit for nature lovers.
Dawki River
Famous for its glass-clear waters, Dawki River is ideal for boating and cliff jumping. Located near the India-Bangladesh border, this river allows you to explore a small island, making it a unique destination for adventurers.
Double-Decker Root Bridge
An impressive, natural bridge over 200 years old, formed by intertwining tree roots. It’s reachable through an exciting trek from Tyrna village, offering a blend of natural wonder and adventure.
Rainbow Waterfall
A hidden gem with azure blue waters, located 4.5 km from the Double-Decker Root Bridge. This spot offers an incredible swimming experience and is a rewarding sight after a scenic trek.
Mawsmai Cave
A limestone cave in Cherrapunjee, featuring captivating stalactites and stalagmites. With its narrow pathways, the cave offers a glimpse into Meghalaya’s fascinating underground landscape.
Garden of Caves
A peaceful spot filled with smaller waterfalls, caves, and lush landscapes. It’s an ideal destination for those looking to immerse in Meghalaya’s scenic beauty.
Activities You Can Enjoy
Zip-Lining at Mawkdok Valley
Experience East India’s longest zip-line with breathtaking views of Mawkdok Valley. Trained instructors ensure a safe and thrilling ride.
Cliff Jumping at Dawki River
Challenge yourself with a 25-foot cliff jump. With life jackets and support from local boatmen, even non-swimmers can enjoy this adventure.
Boating on Dawki River
Enjoy a serene boat ride on Dawki's clear waters, featuring stops for cliff jumping and island exploration.
Hiking to Krang Shuri Waterfall and Double-Decker Root Bridge
Immerse yourself in nature with scenic hikes through lush forests, leading to the beautiful Krang Shuri Waterfall and iconic Double-Decker Root Bridge.
Swimming at Rainbow Waterfall
Dive into the azure waters of Rainbow Waterfall for a refreshing experience surrounded by pristine natural beauty.
Exploring Limestone Caves
Discover the fascinating formations within Mawsmai Cave in Cherrapunjee, offering a glimpse into Meghalaya’s geological wonders.
Nature Walks and Photography
Capture the stunning landscapes and unique formations at places like the Garden of Caves and Mawsmai Cave, perfect for photography enthusiasts.
This itinerary combines adventure, scenic beauty, and cultural immersion, making it a comprehensive journey through Meghalaya's most breathtaking destinations.
DAY-1: Arrival in Guwahati,Umiam Lake View Point - Mawkdok Valley
Places: Umiam Lake & Mawkdok Valley.
Umiam Lake: located near Shillong in Meghalaya, is a large and peaceful man-made lake surrounded by green hills. It’s a popular spot for picnics, water sports, and boating, with crystal-clear waters that reflect the scenic landscape. The lake is especially beautiful at sunrise and sunset.
Mawkdok Valley: Here, get ready for an adrenaline rush! East India's longest Zip-Line it is! The total length of the zip-line is 2600 ft & the maximum depth is 1200 ft. It makes for a once-in-a-lifetime experience. The instructors are trained technically and certified; they give pre-instructions to get your posture right & boost your confidence.
STAY: Shillong.
DAY-2:
Places: Shillong- Krang Shuri Waterfall - Dawki River - Pynursla
Krang Shuri: As we reach the Krang Shuri waterfall we'll have a quick breakfast and start the hike to the waterfall immediately. It's a hike of around 10-15 minutes that goes through the forest. Just a matter of 2-3 minutes more till you collect the life jackets & wear them (Yeah, they are mandatory!) and the waterfall is all yours to explore! We spend plenty of time here playing in the azure blue water!
Dawki River: Post Cliff Jump in KrangShuri we will be heading to the boating point in Dawki river. It takes almost an hour to reach there. As you walk down towards the boats, you will see a board saying "Do Not Cross The Border - India" towards your left. Don't be tempted to cross it because the Indian check post is hardly at a few meters distance behind you & a BSF personnel will be somewhere around you keeping a watch. ;)
We'll wear life jackets & start the boat ride. In the same boat ride, the boatman will be taking us to the cliff jumping point and then at the end to a small island. The height of the cliff is around 25 ft. And jumping off that is a once-in-a-lifetime experience! Non-swimmers need not worry even a bit; we are wearing life jackets & the support of local boatmen makes it quite easy for us to jump. If you're a swimmer, don't forget to carry your swimming goggles!
Activities: Cliff Jumping & Boating.
STAY: Shillong.
DAY-3:
Places: Cherrapunjee local sightseeing-Mawsmai CaveSeven Sisters Waterfall-Wei Sawdong Falls-Garden Of Caves.
After exploring these sites, return to your stay in Cherrapunji to relax and enjoy the evening after a fulfilling day surrounded by nature.
STAY: Cherrapunjee.
DAY-4:
Places: Tyrna - Double-decker root bridge Trek- Rainbow waterfall- Cherrapunjee
Double-decker root bridge Trek: The double-decker root bridge is a wonderful sight to behold! It is said to be around 200 years old. From Tyrna, it takes around 1 hrs & 15 minutes to reach here. On the way, we cross suspension bridges. We will have breakfast here. Post that, we head to Rainbow waterfall.
Rainbow waterfall: After 4.5 km from Double-decker root bridge we will reach the Rainbow waterfall, the sound of which falls onto your ears from around 100 meters behind. And the adventurous kid in you won't stop but run towards it! That sight is what is wholly rewarding. And swimming into those azure blue waters is just beyond words!
We shall spend a plentiful time here.
We come back the same way. On the way back we will have lunch. While climbing back those steps from the Double-decker bridge till Tyrna you will certainly be pushing yourself! And that's what pushes you to learn about yourself too!
STAY: Cherrapunjee.
DAY-5:
Places: Cherrapunjee - Nohkalikai Waterfalls - Guwahati Airport
Nohkalikai Waterfall viewpoint: Nohkalikai is one of India’s tallest waterfalls, with water cascading from a height of over 1,100 feet (335 meters) into a turquoise pool below. The viewpoint is situated on a cliff, providing a panoramic view of the waterfall against the backdrop of lush, mist-covered mountains.
This day also acts as a buffer day. In cases where any places are missed, they can be covered today.
STAY: Cherrapunjee.
DAY-6:
Places: Cherrapunjee - Kaziranga National Park - Sunset Jeep safari
Start from Cherrapunjee: Start from Cherrapunjee early, enjoying the scenic route through lush green hills, waterfalls, and small villages, heading towards Kaziranga National Park.
Explore the Park: Visit the local area near Kaziranga, visiting the biodiversity-rich zones around the park's boundaries. If time permits, stop by Kaziranga Orchid Park or a nearby Assamese tea estate to learn about local culture and agriculture.
Sunset Jeep Safari: Sunset jeep safari in Kaziranga National Park. Traverse the park's Western or Central Range, spotting exotic wildlife like the one-horned rhinoceros, elephants, and, if lucky, tigers. Enjoy the breathtaking sunset views over the park’s grasslands, forests, and rivers as you conclude the safari.
STAY: Kaziranga.
DAY-7:
Places: Elephant Safari & Orchid and Biodiversity Park
Elephant Safari in Kaziranga National Park: An Elephant Safari in Kaziranga is an exciting experience that lets you see wildlife up close. Riding through the park’s grassy plains on an elephant, you can spot Kaziranga’s famous one-horned rhinoceroses, deer, wild buffalo, and maybe even tigers. It’s a peaceful, unique way to explore the park and admire its beautiful landscape.
Orchid and Biodiversity Park: Kaziranga's Orchid and Biodiversity Park showcases the region’s rich plant life. This park has over 500 types of orchids, traditional medicinal plants, and vibrant flowers. Visitors can explore colorful gardens, learn about Assam’s native flora, and enjoy cultural performances that celebrate local traditions.
DAY-8:
Places: Kamakhya Temple
After Breakfast, Visit Kamakhya Temple.
Kamakhya Temple: Kamakhya Temple, located on the Nilachal Hill in Guwahati, Assam, is one of India's most revered temples. It is dedicated to the goddess Kamakhya, an incarnation of Shakti, the Hindu goddess of power and fertility. This temple is unique because it celebrates the feminine power of creation. Unlike most temples, it does not contain an idol; instead, worshippers honor a natural spring that represents the goddess.
The temple is also famous for the Ambubachi Mela, an annual festival celebrating the goddess's fertility, which draws thousands of devotees and tourists from across the country. During this time, the temple closes for three days to symbolize the goddess's menstruation period and reopens with grand celebrations. Kamakhya Temple’s striking architecture, rich history, and spiritual atmosphere make it a must-visit destination in northeast India, offering both religious and cultural insights into Assamese traditions.
You can plan your return journey after 06:00 PM from Guwahati Airport.
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✅First Aid.
✅Local Guide.
✅Certified Organizers.
✅Dedicated virtual tour manager (Hindi & English speaking)
✅24/7 Back-end Support
❌Any Meals during trip.
❌Zip-Lining at Mawkdok.
❌Anything which is not mentioned under Inclusions.
❌Any kind of personal expenses, optional tours, insurance, laundry.
❌Costs incidental to any changes in the itinerary due to bad weather or natural calamities which is beyond our control.
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