Best of Meghalaya & Assam Highlights
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Discover the wonders of Assam & Meghalaya, where wildlife, rolling hills, amazing adventures and waterfalls together create the perfect blend in one unforgettable journey.
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Fly across misty cliffs with a thrilling zipline adventure in Cherrapunji, surrounded by waterfalls, valleys, and lush green canyons.
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Sail through the crystal-clear waters of Dawki River, enjoying a peaceful boating experience amidst Meghalaya’s stunning natural beauty.
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Experience a complimentary horse ride at Laitlum Canyon, where sweeping views and crisp mountain air create unforgettable memories.
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Embark on a complimentary jeep safari in Kaziranga National Park, spotting rhinos, elephants, and diverse wildlife across its vast grasslands.
Best of Meghalaya & Assam Overview
About the Tour:
Embark on a 7-day journey through the best of Assam and Meghalaya, where wilderness meets natural wonders. Begin with a thrilling Jeep Safari at Kaziranga National Park, home to the famed one-horned rhino. Continue to Shillong and Cherrapunji, where Elephant Falls, Nohkalikai, Seven Sisters Falls, and the adrenaline-pumping Mawkdok Zipline await. Sail over crystal-clear waters of the Umngot River at Dawki, marvel at Krang Suri and Phephe Falls, and conclude with spiritual bliss at Guwahati’s revered Kamakhya Temple.
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Know Before You Go for Best of Meghalaya & Assam
- ID proof is mandatory for each individual guest at the time of booking, and also upon arrival. PAN card will not be considered as a valid address proof.
- Respect the local communities and their traditions. Meghalaya is home to the Khasi, Jaintia, and Garo tribes, each with unique customs. Always ask before photographing people, rituals, or private property to avoid unintentionally offending anyone.
- Carry comfortable walking shoes, as many attractions like waterfalls, caves, and root bridges involve uneven trails and long walks. The terrain can be slippery during rains, so sturdy footwear is essential.
- Pack a light jacket or raincoat, even in the dry season, since Meghalaya is known for sudden showers and cool evenings. Umbrellas and ponchos also come in handy.
- Avoid single-use plastics. Meghalaya has strict eco-conscious practices, and many towns have banned plastic bottles and bags. Carry your own refillable bottle and eco-friendly tote bag.
- Start your day early. Attractions in Shillong and nearby towns close by evening, and most markets wind down after sunset. Planning ahead ensures you don’t miss out.
- Public drinking or intoxication is discouraged and can attract fines or unwanted attention. If you do consume alcohol, keep it private and low-key.
- Keep noise levels down at natural sites like waterfalls, caves, or forests. Many of these are considered sacred by locals, and loud behaviour can disturb the environment as well as other travellers.
- Dispose of waste responsibly. Carry a small bag for your trash if bins aren’t available and avoid littering, especially in remote or eco-sensitive areas.
- Follow safety guidelines strictly. Wear life jackets during boating at Dawki River, avoid swimming in unfamiliar waters, and never cross safety barricades near waterfalls or cliffs.
- Stick to marked trails when exploring caves, forests, or treks. Venturing into restricted or unmarked areas can be both unsafe and disrespectful to local regulations.
- Dress modestly when visiting temples or sacred groves, and remove shoes if required. Being mindful of dress and behaviour shows respect to local spiritual practices.
- Mobile networks may be weak in certain remote areas, so inform someone of your itinerary when heading out for treks or long drives. Carry some cash as ATMs are limited in smaller towns.
