Nongjrong, a quaint Khasi village perched over 1,000 m in the East Khasi Hills, is famous for its sunrise hilltop viewpoint where clouds fill the valley below like a floating sea

River Canyoning in Mawlyngbna an adventure-packed activity involving hiking on a river bed, water slides, swimming, and rappelling. Set in Meghalaya’s stunning rock and water formations.

Umiam Lake, 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.

An ancient protected forest in Mawphlang, deeply rooted in Khasi traditions. Home to rare plants, it is a spiritual and ecological treasure. Nestled in the East Khasi Hills, this grove holds centuries of sacred rituals. The Sacred Grove is a living example of community-led conservation in Meghalaya where it is forbidden to pluck leaves

Laitlum in the local Khasi language translates to “end of hills”. Laitlum Canyons is a popular tourist destination known for its breathtaking panoramic views of deep valleys, steep cliffs, and rolling hills. A perfect picnic spot with one of the best sunsets in the world

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/river trekking
• A camera or a phone with storage for capturing the beauty

Not Suitable for:  Senior Citizens or Individuals with mobility issues (due to uneven paths, light treks, and river trails), People uncomfortable with long road journeys, Infants or Small Children and Luxury Seekers.

Meeting Point : Guwahati Airport or Railway Station

Know before you go:

• Meghalaya weather is unpredictable – pack layers and rain gear.
• Be prepared for early mornings, especially on Day 3 (sunrise trip starts around 2:30 AM).
• Canyoning and kayaking require basic fitness and comfort in water; safety gear will be provided.
• Mobile network may be limited in Mawlyngbna and Nongjrong – inform family in advance
• Carry light woollens, rain protection, and quick-dry clothes for water activities.
• Accommodation in Mawlyngbna is basic but clean and nature-focused – perfect for offbeat travellers.
• Laitlum and trekking paths may be slippery; carry good trekking shoes.
• Respect local culture and natural sites; littering or disturbing nature is discouraged.
• 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 some dry fruits, packaged snacks, or ready-to-eat meals to stay energized and enjoy your trip without worrying about food preferences.
• Environmental Responsibility:
  – Help keep Meghalaya clean, avoid littering, especially near rivers, waterfalls and caves.