Holidays in Meghalaya | FREE Visit to Elephant Falls

The Laitlum Canyons is a colourful site located 45 minutes away from Shillong, the capital of Meghalaya. This is a canyon located on the top of East Khasi Hills and is quite a craze among trekkers. The peak of the canyon is one of the most sought after for those willing to experience the best of nature. When in the canyon, tourists can get a great view of the green slopes, bamboo plants and the lush green orchids, a sight worth admiring. Including the Laitlum Canyons in your Shillong tour packages ensures that visitors experience this breathtaking natural beauty.

The Wei Sawdong falls is a 3 tier falls located in Cherrapunji, Meghalaya. This waterfall is located close to the Dainthlen Falls and is quite a popular attraction in the region. The Wei Sawdong involves a trek to reach the falls which is nothing less than an adventure. This falls is known for its lush green surroundings and the crystal clear water and continues to be a tourist hotspot.

The Mawkdok Dympep Valley view point in Cherrapunji comes with the best views of the Dympep valley. Located on an elevated viewpoint of 1400 metres, this viewpoint comes with a view which is usually covered by mist and hills. Travellers visiting this viewpoint can get a glimpse of the seven sisters' view falls and is easily accessible by road. Whether you are just a tourist or are inclined towards nature, this viewpoint has got you covered for a memorable experience. Including the Mawkdok Dympep Valley Viewpoint in your Cherrapunji Tour Packages ensures that visitors can enjoy this breathtaking scenery.

The Don Bosco Museum, popularly known as the Don Bosco Centre for Indigenous Cultures dates back to 1976. As the name suggests, this is a museum and a prominent research research centre that houses publications and research materials related to indigenous cultures. This museum was started by Father Sebastian Karotemprel of the Salesians of Don Bosco who understood the importance of indigenous population of the region. When planning your Shillong Packages, make sure to include a visit to this museum for an insightful exploration of the local heritage.

Located near Cherrapunji, Meghalaya, the Nohkalikai Falls is one of the tallest plunge waterfalls in India. This waterfall has a height of 340 metres and gets its water from rainwater which later plunges into a pool at the base. In fact, this waterfall is so prominent that many people even associate this falls with Meghalaya.

The living root bridge in Riwai is also known as the Nohwet (Riwai) Root Bridge or Jingmaham Living Root Bridge. It is located a small hike away from the famous Mawlynnong Village, in the East Khasi Hills. 

The Elephant Falls, locally known as Ka Kshaid Lai Patent Khohsiew, is a three step waterfall located in Shillong. This waterfall was spotted first by the British when they spotted a rock that resembled an elephant. The falls is hidden among trees and is filled with lush greenery on all sides, creating a picturesque look.

Located somewhere along the Gangtok - Lachung highway, the Seven Sister Waterfalls, true to its name, is a harmonious array of seven different cascading falls. If a single raging waterfall leaves you speechless, imagine what a cluster of seven such waterfalls will do. Its mellifluous roar is audible, and plummeting silver streaks can be seen from far off. The place springs to life fully during the monsoons, when the waters come raging down. Tumbling down from atop a lush green, wooded hill, the surrounding beauty of the waterfall enhances the beauty of it all. The place promises you an album full of wallpaper-worthy photographs too! It is truly one of the most beautiful places to visit in Lachung.Location: National Highway, North Sikkim, Gangtok, SikkimDistance from Lachung Bus Stand: Approx. 85 km