Discover Meghalaya: Where Nature Weaves Magic in the Clouds
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Fully Customizable Packages
Welcome to Meghalaya, the "Abode of Clouds"! Here, misty mountains embrace you like an old friend, and waterfalls sing nature's sweetest lullabies. Picture yourself walking across living root bridges, handcrafted by generations of villagers, or standing atop rolling hills where clouds play hide and seek with the valleys below.
Our heartfelt journey takes you to magical places like the crystal-clear waters of Dawki River, where boats seem to float in air, and the charming village of Mawlynnong, proudly known as Asia's cleanest village. In Cherrapunji, witness the power of nature at Nohkalikai Falls, and let the stories of Khasi culture warm your soul over a cup of local tea and heartwarming conversations.
As you explore Shillong's vibrant markets and sacred groves, feel the rhythm of this music-loving city. Every corner of Meghalaya holds a new surprise - whether it's discovering a hidden waterfall, learning traditional weaving, or simply watching the sun paint the clouds in shades of gold. Let us guide you through this wonderland where nature's art meets human kindness.
Included and Excluded
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Cozy stays in carefully selected hotels and homestays
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Private vehicle with experienced local driver
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Knowledgeable local guides who share heartfelt stories
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Daily breakfast and authentic Khasi dinners
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All sightseeing and entry fees
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Special cultural experiences and village visits
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Flights or trains to Guwahati
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Personal expenses and souvenirs
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Camera fees where applicable
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Travel insurance
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Activities not mentioned in inclusions
Highlights of the Tour
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Walk across the magnificent Double Decker Living Root Bridge, a testament to human ingenuity and nature's strength
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Experience the pristine beauty of Dawki's transparent waters and take a magical boat ride
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Visit the charming Mawlynnong village and its unique sky view platform
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Feel the mist on your face at Seven Sisters Falls and Nohkalikai Falls
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Explore Shillong's vibrant markets and enjoy its live music scene
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Share meals and stories with local families in traditional Khasi homes
Share Your Meghalaya Memories
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Frequently Asked & Question
October to May is ideal for visiting Meghalaya. The winter months (October-February) are cool and pleasant, perfect for sightseeing and outdoor activities. March to May offers warm, comfortable weather with blooming flowers. Though Meghalaya is beautiful during monsoons (June-September), some activities might be limited due to heavy rainfall.
The trek requires moderate fitness levels - wear sturdy shoes with good grip and carry a small backpack with water and snacks. The hike involves about 3,500 steps! Start early morning to avoid afternoon heat. We recommend taking it slow and enjoying the stunning forest views. Our guides are always there to help and ensure your safety throughout the trek.
Don't miss Jadoh (red rice with pork), Tungrymbai (fermented soybean dish), Doh Khleh (pork salad), and Putharo (rice pancakes). Try local black tea with snacks at Shillong's cafes. Vegetarians can enjoy Khasi-style mushrooms and bamboo shoots. The local honey and seasonal fruits are absolutely delightful. We'll introduce you to authentic local eateries where families have been cooking these dishes for generations.
Pack light layers as weather can change quickly. Essential items include raincoat/umbrella (Meghalaya can surprise you with showers), walking shoes, flip-flops, warm jacket for evenings, modest clothing for village visits, and swimwear for waterfalls. Don't forget your camera - the landscapes are stunning! We recommend carrying a small daypack for treks and some cash as ATMs are limited in remote areas.
Meghalaya's Khasi culture values respect and modesty. Dress conservatively, especially in villages. Always ask permission before photographing people or entering sacred groves. Remove shoes when entering homes. Learning a few Khasi phrases like "Khublei" (thank you) goes a long way. Respect local customs and traditions - our guides will help you understand and appreciate the rich cultural heritage.
