Experience the historic David Scott Trail trek, a 7-hour journey through Meghalaya’s hills, forests, and Khasi villages, blending nature and culture in one route.
Follow an expert guide who will share stories of local culture, colonial history, and natural wonders, making your trek both safe and enriching.
Capture sweeping views of rolling hills, grazing meadows, and dense pine forests that define the scenic beauty of Meghalaya’s East Khasi Hills.
Explore ancient stone bridges, sacred monoliths, and quiet Khasi villages along the trail, famous for its unique blend of history and untouched nature.
About Meghalaya:
Meghalaya, known as the "Abode of Clouds," is a land of lush greenery, misty hills, and rich tribal heritage. This northeastern state offers a perfect blend of natural beauty and cultural depth, making it a favorite for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike.
David Scott Trail, Meghalaya:
The David Scott Trail is one of Meghalaya’s most historic and scenic treks, stretching about 16 km from Sacred Grove of Mawphlang. Originally built in the 1800s by British officer David Scott as a horse-cart route, it now invites hikers to explore rolling hills, dense pine forests, sparkling streams, and traditional Khasi villages. Walking this trail feels like stepping back in time, with ancient stone bridges and sacred monoliths marking the path. The silence of the hills, birdsong and rustling leaves, adds to the peaceful vibe. The trek takes around 7 hours and offers breathtaking views of the Eastern Khasi Hills, grazing meadows, and glimpses into local culture. It’s a unique chance to connect with Meghalaya’s history and nature in one memorable day.
Activity Duration: 7 hours