Mesmerizing Meghalya

Begin your tour in Guwahati, the gateway to Northeast India. Visit the Kamakhya Temple, situated at top the Nilachal Hill, offering panoramic views of the city and the Brahmaputra River. In the evening, consider a serene river cruise on the Brahmaputra to witness a picturesque sunset.

Depart for Shillong, often referred to as the "Scotland of the East." On the way, stop at Umiam Lake, a sprawling reservoir surrounded by lush hills, perfect for a brief respite and photo opportunities.

In Shillong: Explore local attractions such as the Don Bosco Museum, which showcases the diverse cultures of Northeast India, and Ward's Lake, a charming man-made lake encircled by gardens.

Travel to Cherrapunji, famed for its record-breaking rainfall. En route, visit the Elephant Falls, a two-tiered waterfall nestled amidst fern-covered rocks. In Cherrapunji, marvel at the Nohsngithiang Falls, also known as the Seven Sisters Waterfalls, which cascade over limestone cliffs, especially vibrant during the monsoon season

Embark on a trek to the Double Decker Living Root Bridge in Nongriat village, an engineering marvel crafted from the roots of rubber trees. Later, explore the Mawsmai Cave, adorned with stalactites and stalagmites, offering a glimpse into Meghalaya's subterranean beauty.

Mawlynnong: Visit this picturesque village, acclaimed as one of the cleanest in Asia. Stroll through its tidy pathways and observe the ingenious living root bridges.

Dawki: Proceed to Dawki, a town on the Indo-Bangladesh border. Here, the Umngot River's crystal-clear waters offer opportunities for boating, with the riverbed visible beneath.

• En Route: On your way back, consider visiting the sacred Ma Kamakhya Temple if you missed it earlier, or explore local markets to purchase traditional handicrafts and souvenirs.