North East India – Shillong 3N (3N/4D)

On arrival at Guwahati Airport / Railway Station and transfer to Shillong (4,900 ft.), called 'Scotland of the East" (100 kms 3 hrs). En route visit Umiam Lake, a majestic placid lake with its surrounding sylvan hills. On arrival at Shillong, check in at your hotel. Overnight stay at Shillong. The scheduled overnight halt is Shillong, closing this day’s programme and establishing the operating base for the following sector. The supplier records the meal arrangement for this day as CP, which should be read together with the package inclusions and hotel plan. The sequence is presented chronologically so the traveller can distinguish transfer time, planned sightseeing and the overnight stop without mixing activities from the following day. Only locations, services and operating notes supported by the supplier itinerary are reflected here; optional or conditional experiences remain governed by the stated package terms. This structured presentation is intended to provide a precise understanding of the day’s travel flow, practical movement and confirmed sightseeing scope before the journey begins. The narrative therefore remains focused on verified movement, scheduled stops and practical context, giving the customer a disciplined account of the confirmed day without speculative additions.

After breakfast drive to Cherrapunji (4,400 ft.), the wettest place in the world. En route to Cherrapunji visit Elephant Falls. En route enjoy Mawkdok Valley, Nohkalikai falls, Dainthelen Falls, Wei Sawdong Falls, Mawkdok Valley(En route), (En route), Nohsngithiang Falls (also known as the Seven Sisters Waterfalls or Mawsmai Falls) Nohkalikai falls, Mawsmai Cave. After that, return to Shillong. Overnight stay at Shillong. The scheduled overnight halt is Shillong, closing this day’s programme and establishing the operating base for the following sector. The supplier records the meal arrangement for this day as CP, which should be read together with the package inclusions and hotel plan. The sequence is presented chronologically so the traveller can distinguish transfer time, planned sightseeing and the overnight stop without mixing activities from the following day. Only locations, services and operating notes supported by the supplier itinerary are reflected here; optional or conditional experiences remain governed by the stated package terms. This structured presentation is intended to provide a precise understanding of the day’s travel flow, practical movement and confirmed sightseeing scope before the journey begins. This structure keeps the confirmed travel sequence clear, factual and easy to review.

After an early breakfast, drive to Mawlynnong – “Asia’s Cleanest Village”. Mawlynnong offers many interesting sights such as the living root bridge and another strange natural phenomenon of a boulder balancing on another small rock. Mawlynnong Village - Mawlynnong village, situated 90 kms ahead of Shillong on the Shillong- Dawki Road, 30 kms from Pynursla, is a village of 75 households with a population of 400. An idyllic location, this village epitomizes a standard, which all other villages need to aspire to be. Dubbed the cleanest village in India by Discover India Magazine, the primary Village School till class V boasts of its no dropout record and the village of 90 % literacy. Paved walkways and beautiful flowerbed all along mark the village, with waterfalls, a living root bridge, hilly rivulets, acacia plantation and an excellent view of the faraway plains of Bangladesh all contribute to the ambience of this village. Farming of betel nut and leaves, broomsticks and pepper along with bee rearing are the primary economic activity of this Village and with the village headman himself taking the responsibility of making visitors comfortable, a day in this village gives an insight into the life of the Khasis, the…

After breakfast, check out from the hotel and (if time permits, visit Ward Lake and Church) Transfer to Guwahati Airport / Railway Station & for your onward journey with sweet memories of Assam and Meghalaya. The supplier records the meal arrangement for this day as CP, which should be read together with the package inclusions and hotel plan. The sequence is presented chronologically so the traveller can distinguish transfer time, planned sightseeing and the overnight stop without mixing activities from the following day. Only locations, services and operating notes supported by the supplier itinerary are reflected here; optional or conditional experiences remain governed by the stated package terms. This structured presentation is intended to provide a precise understanding of the day’s travel flow, practical movement and confirmed sightseeing scope before the journey begins. The supplier records the meal arrangement for this day as CP, which should be read together with the package inclusions and hotel plan. The sequence is presented chronologically so the traveller can distinguish transfer time, planned sightseeing and the overnight stop without mixing activities from the following day. This structure keeps the confirmed travel sequence clear for review.