Explore the scenic landscapes of Meghalaya with a scenic journey through Shillong, Dawki, and Jaintia Hills. From crystal-clear rivers to living root bridges and majestic waterfalls, this 3-day trip is packed with natural wonders.
About this tour
Duration : 2N3D
Types : Sightseeing, Water Activities
Pickup : Guwahati to Guwahati
Group Type : Private
Tour Guide Available
Stay Included
Itinerary
Day 1
Guwahati – Shillong (2 Hours 40 Min)
Quick scenic stop at Umiam Lake to relax and click photos.
Witness the beautiful sunset at Laitlum Canyon.
Evening stroll through the lively streets of Police Bazar. Stay: Shilong
Stay: Shillong
Day 2
Breakfast at the hotel.
Shillong – Dawki – Shillong (5 Hours 40 Min).
Visit Mawlynnong – Asia’s Cleanest Village.
Walk on the natural Single Decker Living Root Bridge.
Boating on the crystal-clear Dawki River. (Seasonal).
Stay: Shillong
Day 3
Early morning breakfast.
Shillong – West Khasi Hills – Guwahati (6 Hours 30 Min).
Take a dip in the blue lagoon of Krang Shuri Falls.
Hike to the stunning Phe Phe Falls and dive into crystal-clear waters.
Drop at Guwahati Airport / Railway Station.
Highlights
- Boating on the crystal-clear waters of the Dawki River, famous as one of the cleanest rivers in India.
- Explore Mawlynnong, Asia’s Cleanest Village, also known for its spotless paths, bamboo skywalk, and eco-friendly living.
- Marvel at the turquoise beauty of Krangshuri Falls, a picture-perfect waterfall ideal for nature lovers and photography.
- Visit the hidden gem, Phe Phe Falls, a serene and less-crowded waterfall famous for having one of the tallest plunges, surrounded by pristine forest and rock formations.
What is Included
Comfortable transportation based on group size (Swift Dzire / Ertiga / Innova / Force Traveller) with experienced drivers.
Accommodations for 2 nights – 2 Nights in a Hotel in Shillong on double/triple/quad sharing basis based on group size.
2 Meals – Breakfast on Day 2 and Day 3
Driver expenses, including night charges, tolls, parking fees, fuel, and driver allowance.
24×7 on-call support from Team Travespert for any assistance during your trip.
All necessary inner line permits required for the journey.
Pickup and drop-off from Guwahati Airport or Railway Station.
GST (5%) is applicable extra.
Costs resulting from unforeseen circumstances, including but not limited to adverse weather conditions, landslides, road closures, or any other factors beyond our control, as well as any emergency evacuation services.
Any items or services not specifically mentioned under the head ‘inclusions’.
Entry Fees and Camera Fees.
Description
- Umiam Lake – It is also known as Barapani Lake, nestled in the hills of Meghalaya, is a serene man-made reservoir known for its crystal-clear waters. Surrounded by pine-covered slopes, it’s perfect for peaceful boat rides and scenic views.
- Laitlum – The “end of the world” mountain in Meghalaya is Laitlum Canyons. It is also known as “Laitlum” which translates to “end of hills” in the local Khasi language. Laitlum Canyons is a popular tourist destination known for its breathtaking panoramic views of deep valleys, steep cliffs, and rolling hills.
- Police Bazaar is the bustling heart of Shillong, blending local culture with modern shopping and street food delights. From trendy clothes to traditional crafts, it’s the go-to spot for both tourists and locals alike.
- Mawlynnong Village, dubbed the cleanest village in Asia, is a pristine haven of eco-conscious living and natural beauty. With its spotless lanes, bamboo houses, and living root bridges, it offers a glimpse into harmonious Khasi life.
- The Single Decker Living Root Bridge in Meghalaya is a stunning example of bioengineering, woven naturally from the roots of rubber trees. Nestled in lush forests, it offers a magical trek through nature and tradition.
- Dawki River, with its crystal-clear waters, creates the illusion of boats floating in the air. Nestled on the India-Bangladesh border, it’s a surreal destination perfect for boating and photography.
- Krang Shuri Falls is one of Meghalaya’s most enchanting waterfalls, known for its turquoise-blue pool and scenic surroundings. Tucked away near Jowai, it offers a perfect mix of serenity, adventure, and natural splendor.
- Phe Phe Falls is a stunning two-tier waterfall nestled in Meghalaya’s West Jaintia Hills, known for its turquoise plunge pool and scenic charm, it offers a rewarding short trek through lush landscapes and river crossings to reach this tranquil paradise.
FAQs
- 1. What happens after I make a booking and complete the payment?
A: Once we have received your payment a confirmation will be sent to your email and our team will contact you within 24 hours to confirm your itinerary and share complete details regarding your transportation and accommodation. We’ll also coordinate your pickup and drop timings based on your convenience. If your destination requires an Inner Line Permit (ILP), we’ll assist you through the process. Additionally, our team will be available to answer any queries or provide any support you may need. Note: Please ensure you provide a valid WhatsApp number and email address during booking for smooth communication
- 2. What kind of rooms or hotels will be provided with the package?
A: We provide comfortable standard hotels or homestay as part of the current package. Within 24 hours of your booking, our team will get in touch with you and share the names and photos of the accommodations arranged for your trip. If the suggested options do not meet your expectations, we will offer you alternative stays within the same budget range. Should none of the available options suit your preferences, you may opt for a free cancellation of your trip – no questions asked.
- 3. What is the best time to visit Shillong and Dawki?
A: The best time is between October and April when the weather is pleasant, and the river is crystal clear.
- 4. Are the activities suitable for senior citizens?
A: Yes, but some areas like waterfalls and the living root bridge require light hiking or walking on uneven paths.
- 5. Is boating at Dawki included in the package?
A: Boating charges at Dawki are excluded and it is needed to be paid directly at the spot.
- 6. Is vegetarian food available during the trip?
A: Yes, vegetarian options are available at most restaurants and homestays.
- 7. Can we customise the itinerary?
A: Yes, minor customizations, such as adding or skipping a spot, can be arranged if discussed at least 24 hours before the trip begins.
- 8. Are ATMs and mobile networks available in all locations?
A: ATMs and mobile signals are available in Shillong but may be patchy in remote areas like Dawki and Phe Phe Falls.
- 9: Can I extend the trip to include Guwahati or Kamakhya Temple?
A: Yes, you can extend your trip to visit Guwahati’s Kamakhya Temple and other attractions.
- 10: How do I reach Guwahati to start the trip?
A: Guwahati is well-connected by air, rail, and road. The Guwahati Airport has flights from almost all the major cities in India.
- 11: What is the level of physical activity required?
A: The itinerary includes easy activities such as walking and hiking during sightseeing and exploring waterfalls.
- 12: What languages are spoken in Meghalaya?
A: English is widely spoken. Hindi is also understood in most tourist areas.
Information
- Things to Carry:
- Valid ID proof (Aadhar/Passport/Driving License)
- Comfortable walking shoes and slippers
- Light woollen/jacket (weather can be chilly in evenings)
- Raincoat or umbrella (weather can change quickly)
- Water bottle, sunscreen, sunglasses, and cap
- Power bank and mobile charger
- Toiletries and personal medication
- Small backpack for day trips and treks
- Swimwear or quick-dry clothes for boating/waterfalls
- A camera or a phone with storage for capturing the beauty
- Not Suitable for: Individuals with mobility issues (due to uneven paths, light treks, and waterfall trails), People uncomfortable with long road journeys
- Meeting Point : Guwahati Airport or Railway Station
- Know before you go:
- Meghalaya weather is unpredictable – pack layers and rain gear.
- Dawki and waterfall areas can be slippery; wear sturdy footwear.
- Mobile networks may be weak in remote spots like Mawlynnong and Phe Phe Falls.
- Respect local customs, nature spots, and village cleanliness norms.
- Carry some cash; ATMs may be limited in rural areas.
- Travel involves moderate road journeys with scenic but winding routes.
- Always keep your ID proof handy – it may be required at certain checkpoints.
- Local Cuisine & Food Preferences:
- Expect simple, wholesome meals with local flavours (rice, dal, vegetables, momos, thukpa).
- Jain or very specific dietary preferences may not be easily available. Inform in advance.
- Carry dry fruits, packaged snacks, or instant food for emergencies or for snacking as you never know when hunger strikes
- Environmental Responsibility:
- Help keep Meghalaya clean, avoid littering, especially near rivers, Waterfalls, and caves.
From 8240
per person
price varies by group size
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