Meghalaya Tour Package – The Abode of Clouds
Meghalaya Backpacking Trip | 7 Nights 8 Days
There are places you visit.
And then there are places that make you slow down, look around and wonder how somewhere this beautiful managed to stay hidden for so long.
Meghalaya is the second kind.
A land of clouds, rain-soaked forests, dramatic cliffs, underground caves, turquoise rivers and waterfalls that seem to appear around every bend.
This is not a holiday where you spend the entire day inside a vehicle ticking places off a list.
This is Meghalaya backpacking.
You walk through ancient forests.
You cross living bridges made by nature and generations of Khasi communities.
You swim in emerald pools.
You kayak across crystal-clear rivers.
You explore caves deep beneath the hills.
You wake up beside the river.
And sometimes, you simply sit quietly while the clouds roll across the valley.
With BookMyTrekAndTours, experience Meghalaya through a carefully designed 7 Nights 8 Days Meghalaya tour package, covering some of the most spectacular landscapes around Jowai, Dawki, Cherrapunji and Shillong.
Why Meghalaya?
Meghalaya literally feels like another world.
The roads wind through the Khasi and Jaintia Hills, with forests on one side and enormous valleys on the other. Water is everywhere — falling from cliffs, flowing beneath living root bridges and turning rivers into brilliant shades of blue and green.
But the real magic of Meghalaya isn't just its scenery.
It's the experiences.
A bamboo raft entering a limestone cave.
A morning beside the Umngot River.
A trek to a hidden waterfall.
Walking across a living root bridge.
Getting lost inside Mawsmai Cave.
Watching the sun rise over Nongjrong.
Standing at the edge of Laitlum Canyon.
And ending the day with your travel gang around a riverside bonfire.
That's Meghalaya travel the BookMyTrekAndTours way.
Meghalaya Tour Highlights
🌿 Double-Decker Living Root Bridge
One of Meghalaya's most extraordinary experiences is walking across its famous living root bridges.
Created over generations by guiding and training the roots of rubber fig trees, these bridges are a remarkable example of how local communities have adapted to their landscape.
It's not just a bridge.
It's a piece of living history.
💎 Dawki & the Crystal-Clear Umngot River
Dawki is where the colour of the water makes you stop taking photographs for a moment and simply stare.
The Umngot River winds through the hills near the India-Bangladesh border and is one of Meghalaya's most famous attractions.
Get onto the water by kayak, enjoy the landscape around you and, when conditions permit, try the adventure activities around the river.
Then spend the evening camping beside the river.
🕳️ Krem Chympe Cave
This is where the Meghalaya adventure gets serious.
Travel towards Khaddum and enter Krem Chympe, a spectacular limestone cave system where underground water, rock formations and natural limestone structures create an experience unlike a regular sightseeing stop.
Bamboo rafting through the cave entrance makes the experience even more memorable.
💦 Khaddum Waterfall
After the cave adventure, follow the trail towards Khaddum Falls.
The reward?
A beautiful waterfall surrounded by forest and clear emerald pools.
Take a dip, relax beside the water and let the jungle do the rest.
💙 Krang Suri Waterfall
Few places make an entrance quite like Krang Suri.
A short walk takes you down towards the waterfall, where blue-green water sits surrounded by lush forest.
It's the kind of place where you suddenly understand why people fall in love with Meghalaya.
🌊 Wei Sawdong Falls
Three levels of cascading water hidden among Meghalaya's green hills.
The trek down to Wei Sawdong Falls is part of the experience, and the view waiting at the bottom makes every step worthwhile.
🪨 Mawsmai Caves
Turn on your torch and step underground.
Mawsmai Cave is a maze of limestone formations, narrow passages and dramatic rock structures.
It's short enough to be accessible but adventurous enough to make you feel like you're exploring another world.
🌧️ Nohkalikai Falls
One of Meghalaya's most famous waterfalls, Nohkalikai Falls plunges dramatically into the valley below Cherrapunji.
The viewpoint is spectacular, especially when the surrounding hills are wrapped in mist.
🌲 Mawphlang Sacred Forest
This isn't an ordinary forest walk.
Mawphlang Sacred Forest is deeply connected to Khasi traditions and local beliefs.
Walk slowly.
Listen to your guide.
Look closely.
The forest has its own stories.
⛰️ Laitlum Canyon
Translated roughly as the "end of the hills," Laitlum feels like Meghalaya decided to create its own balcony overlooking the valleys.
The views stretch across rolling green landscapes and deep gorges.
Come for the view.
Stay for the silence.
🌅 Nongjrong Sunrise
Set the alarm.
Very early.
The road begins before most of Meghalaya wakes up, but the reward is a spectacular sunrise over the hills and valleys of Nongjrong.
Some mornings are worth losing sleep for.
What is included in the tour
What's Included in the Meghalaya Tour Package?
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Accommodation on sharing basis
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Hotels, resorts and camps as per itinerary
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Breakfasts as mentioned in the itinerary
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Dinners as mentioned in the itinerary
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Local transportation throughout the trip
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Guwahati Airport pickup and drop
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Sightseeing mentioned in the itinerary
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Entry fees for places mentioned in the itinerary
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Local guides wherever specified
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Krem Chympe adventure activities as mentioned
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Bamboo rafting where included
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Kayaking at Dawki as mentioned
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Selected adventure activities
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Trip captain/coordinator throughout the journey
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Basic first-aid support
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Mineral water during road journeys as applicable
Note: Activities such as rafting, kayaking, swimming, cliff jumping, and cave exploration are subject to local conditions, safety regulations, weather, and operational availability.
What is NOT included in the tour
What Is Not Included?
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Flights to and from Guwahati
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Lunches unless specifically mentioned
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Personal expenses
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Shopping
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Extra food and beverages
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Laundry
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Tips and gratuities
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Camera charges where applicable
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Personal travel insurance
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Any activity not mentioned in inclusions
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Expenses caused by delays, natural calamities, or circumstances beyond the operator's control
Meghalaya Tour Itinerary
Day 1 – Guwahati to Jowai | The Road Into Meghalaya
The adventure begins in Guwahati.
Meet your fellow travellers and leave the city behind as the road slowly climbs towards Meghalaya.
The landscape begins changing almost immediately.
The plains disappear.
Green hills arrive.
Clouds gather around the roads.
Villages appear between the forests.
By evening, arrive in Jowai, settle into your stay and take some time to relax.
Tomorrow, the real adventure begins.
Overnight: Jowai
Day 2 – Krem Chympe & Khaddum Falls | Into the Wild
Today is not a normal sightseeing day.
After breakfast, head towards Khaddum Village.
The adventure begins with a traditional bamboo rafting experience before entering the spectacular Krem Chympe cave.
With safety equipment and local guidance, venture into the cave and experience its underground river, limestone formations and natural rock structures.
Then it's time to head towards Khaddum Waterfall.
A short trail through the landscape leads to the falls and its clear pools.
Take a refreshing swim, sit beside the water or simply enjoy being surrounded by Meghalaya's wild beauty.
Return to Jowai for dinner and a relaxed evening.
Overnight: Jowai
Day 3 – Krang Suri Waterfall & Dawki | Blue Water, Big Views
Wake up, have breakfast and hit the road towards Krang Suri Waterfall.
A short downhill trail brings you to one of Meghalaya's most beautiful natural pools.
Swim.
Relax.
Take photographs.
Or simply sit beside the blue-green water.
Later, continue towards Dawki.
This is where the famous Umngot River awaits.
Get on the water for kayaking and other available adventure activities.
As evening approaches, settle into your riverside camp.
Then gather around the bonfire, exchange stories and enjoy dinner under the Meghalaya sky.
Overnight: Dawki riverside camp
Day 4 – Dawki to Cherrapunji | Walking Across Living Roots
Wake up beside the river.
Have breakfast with the landscape around you and begin the drive towards Cherrapunji.
On the way, stop at Mawkyrnot to experience one of Meghalaya's remarkable living root bridges.
Descend through the landscape and explore the bridge — an experience that combines nature, local knowledge and generations of tradition.
Continue towards Cherrapunji, one of India's most iconic destinations for waterfalls, caves and dramatic landscapes.
Check in, freshen up and spend the evening relaxing with the group.
Overnight: Cherrapunji
Day 5 – Wei Sawdong, Mawsmai Caves & Nohkalikai Falls
Today is all about Cherrapunji.
After breakfast, head towards Wei Sawdong Falls.
The trail takes you down towards the three-tiered waterfall, where clear water and thick greenery create a spectacular setting.
Next stop: Mawsmai Caves.
Walk through the limestone passages, squeeze through narrow sections and explore the underground world hidden beneath Meghalaya.
End the day at Nohkalikai Falls.
Stand at the viewpoint and look down into the dramatic valley below.
Return to your stay and relax.
Overnight: Cherrapunji
Day 6 – Mawphlang Sacred Forest to Shillong
Leave Cherrapunji after breakfast and head towards Mawphlang Sacred Forest.
With a local guide, walk through this ancient forest and learn about the traditions and beliefs connected to the landscape.
Then continue towards Shillong.
Known for its music culture, cafés, markets and youthful energy, Shillong offers a completely different side of Meghalaya.
Spend the evening exploring Police Bazaar, tasting local food or simply wandering through the city.
Overnight: Shillong
Day 7 – Nongjrong Sunrise & Laitlum Canyon | One Last Big Adventure
Today begins ridiculously early.
Around 2:00 AM, leave Shillong and head towards Nongjrong.
It may feel like a questionable decision at that hour.
Until the sun starts rising.
Watch the first light spread across the valleys and hills, turning the landscape into layers of green and gold.
After sunrise, begin the journey back towards Shillong.
Stop at Laitlum Canyon and take in the panoramic views.
The afternoon is free.
Explore Shillong.
Visit cafés.
Shop.
Eat.
Or find a quiet corner and do absolutely nothing.
You've earned it.
Overnight: Shillong
Day 8 – Shillong to Guwahati | Until the Next Road
Have breakfast and check out.
The final drive takes you from Shillong towards Guwahati Airport.
Reach Guwahati by afternoon and begin your onward journey.
The trip ends here.
But Meghalaya?
It tends to stay with you.
In the photographs.
In the stories.
And in that strange urge to come back when the next monsoon arrives.
Things to Carry for Meghalaya
Meghalaya weather can change quickly, so pack for both rain and cool weather.
Essentials
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Government-approved photo ID
-
Comfortable backpack
-
Small daypack
-
Reusable water bottle
-
Personal medicines
-
Sunscreen
-
Lip balm
-
Hand sanitizer
-
Torch/headlamp
-
Power bank
Clothing
-
Quick-dry T-shirts
-
Full-sleeve T-shirts
-
Comfortable trekking pants
-
Extra undergarments
-
Extra socks
-
Light warm layer
-
Rain jacket or poncho
Footwear
-
Good-grip trekking shoes
-
Waterproof shoes are recommended
-
Comfortable sandals/flip-flops
For Water Activities
-
Extra pair of clothes
-
Quick-dry towel
-
Waterproof phone pouch
-
Dry bag if available
Luggage
Travel with a backpack whenever possible.
This is an active Meghalaya backpacking trip, and a large suitcase can become inconvenient during transfers and short hikes.
Who Is This Meghalaya Trip For?
This trip is ideal for travellers who want more than standard sightseeing.
Perfect for:
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Solo travellers
-
Backpackers
-
Friends
-
Couples
-
College groups
-
Adventure lovers
-
Nature lovers
-
Photography enthusiasts
-
First-time Meghalaya travellers
-
Group travellers
-
Travellers looking for an active Northeast India holiday
You can come alone.
That's the whole point of a group departure.
You arrive knowing nobody.
You leave knowing people you didn't expect to meet.
Is This a Relaxing Holiday?
Not exactly.
And that's a good thing.
This is an active Meghalaya tour package involving walking, short hikes, cave exploration, waterfalls, early-morning departures and outdoor activities.
The reward is that you see a side of Meghalaya that a standard sightseeing tour often misses.
Come prepared to walk.
Come prepared to get wet.
Come prepared to wake up early.
And come prepared to have a lot of fun.
Why Book Your Meghalaya Trip with BookMyTrekAndTours?
Because we don't believe a destination should be experienced through a vehicle window.
A Meghalaya trip should involve getting your shoes muddy.
Standing beside a waterfall.
Walking through a forest.
Paddling across a river.
Sitting beside a campfire.
Trying something you've never tried before.
And sharing the whole thing with people who started the trip as strangers.
That's what BookMyTrekAndTours is about.
We create journeys where the itinerary matters — but the experience matters more.
Meghalaya Tour FAQs
How many days are enough for Meghalaya?
A 7 nights 8 days Meghalaya itinerary gives you enough time to explore major destinations such as Jowai, Dawki, Cherrapunji and Shillong while also including adventure experiences, waterfalls, caves and nature trails.
What is Meghalaya famous for?
Meghalaya is famous for its waterfalls, living root bridges, caves, forests, rivers, dramatic landscapes, Khasi culture and beautiful hill towns.
Is Meghalaya good for a backpacking trip?
Absolutely. Meghalaya is particularly suited to travellers who enjoy nature, short hikes, waterfalls, outdoor activities, local culture and road journeys.
Is Meghalaya safe for solo travellers?
Group departures are a popular way to explore Meghalaya as a solo traveller because you travel with a trip coordinator and a group of fellow travellers. As with any adventure trip, follow local safety instructions and your trip coordinator's guidance.
Can I join the Meghalaya trip alone?
Yes. Solo travellers are welcome on our group departures.
You don't need to bring a group of friends.
The group becomes your travel gang.
Is Meghalaya suitable for couples?
Yes. Couples can enjoy waterfalls, rivers, forest walks, scenic drives, camps and the relaxed atmosphere of Meghalaya.
Is the Meghalaya trip physically difficult?
This is an active trip rather than a relaxed sightseeing holiday. It includes walking, short treks, cave exploration, waterfall trails and early-morning departures. A reasonable level of fitness is recommended.
What is the best time to visit Meghalaya?
The best time depends on the kind of Meghalaya experience you want. Different seasons bring different landscapes and weather conditions, so your choice should be based on whether you prioritise waterfalls, greenery, outdoor activities, comfortable road travel or a particular seasonal experience.
What is the Meghalaya trip cost?
The price depends on the departure date, accommodation category, sharing preference and inclusions. Check the specific BookMyTrekAndTours departure for the latest price.
Does the Meghalaya package include flights?
No. Flights to and from Guwahati are generally booked separately unless specifically mentioned in your selected package.
Is Dawki included in the Meghalaya itinerary?
Yes. The itinerary includes Dawki and the Umngot River, along with the planned river and adventure experiences.
Does the trip include Cherrapunji?
Yes. Cherrapunji is one of the major stops and includes experiences such as Wei Sawdong Falls, Mawsmai Caves and Nohkalikai Falls.
Will we visit the Living Root Bridge?
Yes. The itinerary includes a visit to the Mawkyrnot Living Root Bridge.
Is swimming allowed at the waterfalls?
Swimming is subject to local conditions, safety instructions and permissions. Never enter a waterfall or natural pool if local authorities or the trip coordinator advise against it.
Can I carry a suitcase?
A backpack is strongly recommended because this is an active trip involving transfers and walking.
What should I carry for Meghalaya?
Carry comfortable trekking shoes, rain protection, warm layers, quick-dry clothing, personal medicines, a reusable water bottle, sunscreen, a torch and a power bank.
Book Your Meghalaya Backpacking Trip
Some holidays give you photographs.
Some give you stories.
Meghalaya gives you both.
Walk through living bridges.
Chase waterfalls.
Explore caves.
Kayak across blue-green rivers.
Sleep beside the water.
Wake up before sunrise.
Watch the clouds move through the hills.
And somewhere between the first waterfall and the last sunset, you'll understand why Meghalaya is called the Abode of Clouds.
Meghalaya is waiting.
Pack your backpack. Leave the ordinary behind.
Book your Meghalaya tour package with BookMyTrekAndTours.
Meghalaya Tour Itinerary
Day 1 – Guwahati to Jowai | The Road Into Meghalaya
The adventure begins in Guwahati.
Meet your fellow travellers and leave the city behind as the road slowly climbs towards Meghalaya.
The landscape begins changing almost immediately.
The plains disappear.
Green hills arrive.
Clouds gather around the roads.
Villages appear between the forests.
By evening, arrive in Jowai, settle into your stay and take some time to relax.
Tomorrow, the real adventure begins.
Overnight: Jowai
Day 2 – Krem Chympe & Khaddum Falls | Into the Wild
Today is not a normal sightseeing day.
After breakfast, head towards Khaddum Village.
The adventure begins with a traditional bamboo rafting experience before entering the spectacular Krem Chympe cave.
With safety equipment and local guidance, venture into the cave and experience its underground river, limestone formations and natural rock structures.
Then it's time to head towards Khaddum Waterfall.
A short trail through the landscape leads to the falls and its clear pools.
Take a refreshing swim, sit beside the water or simply enjoy being surrounded by Meghalaya's wild beauty.
Return to Jowai for dinner and a relaxed evening.
Overnight: Jowai
Day 3 – Krang Suri Waterfall & Dawki | Blue Water, Big Views
Wake up, have breakfast and hit the road towards Krang Suri Waterfall.
A short downhill trail brings you to one of Meghalaya's most beautiful natural pools.
Swim.
Relax.
Take photographs.
Or simply sit beside the blue-green water.
Later, continue towards Dawki.
This is where the famous Umngot River awaits.
Get on the water for kayaking and other available adventure activities.
As evening approaches, settle into your riverside camp.
Then gather around the bonfire, exchange stories and enjoy dinner under the Meghalaya sky.
Overnight: Dawki riverside camp
Day 4 – Dawki to Cherrapunji | Walking Across Living Roots
Wake up beside the river.
Have breakfast with the landscape around you and begin the drive towards Cherrapunji.
On the way, stop at Mawkyrnot to experience one of Meghalaya's remarkable living root bridges.
Descend through the landscape and explore the bridge — an experience that combines nature, local knowledge and generations of tradition.
Continue towards Cherrapunji, one of India's most iconic destinations for waterfalls, caves and dramatic landscapes.
Check in, freshen up and spend the evening relaxing with the group.
Overnight: Cherrapunji
Day 5 – Wei Sawdong, Mawsmai Caves & Nohkalikai Falls
Today is all about Cherrapunji.
After breakfast, head towards Wei Sawdong Falls.
The trail takes you down towards the three-tiered waterfall, where clear water and thick greenery create a spectacular setting.
Next stop: Mawsmai Caves.
Walk through the limestone passages, squeeze through narrow sections and explore the underground world hidden beneath Meghalaya.
End the day at Nohkalikai Falls.
Stand at the viewpoint and look down into the dramatic valley below.
Return to your stay and relax.
Overnight: Cherrapunji
Day 6 – Mawphlang Sacred Forest to Shillong
Leave Cherrapunji after breakfast and head towards Mawphlang Sacred Forest.
With a local guide, walk through this ancient forest and learn about the traditions and beliefs connected to the landscape.
Then continue towards Shillong.
Known for its music culture, cafés, markets and youthful energy, Shillong offers a completely different side of Meghalaya.
Spend the evening exploring Police Bazaar, tasting local food or simply wandering through the city.
Overnight: Shillong
Day 7 – Nongjrong Sunrise & Laitlum Canyon | One Last Big Adventure
Today begins ridiculously early.
Around 2:00 AM, leave Shillong and head towards Nongjrong.
It may feel like a questionable decision at that hour.
Until the sun starts rising.
Watch the first light spread across the valleys and hills, turning the landscape into layers of green and gold.
After sunrise, begin the journey back towards Shillong.
Stop at Laitlum Canyon and take in the panoramic views.
The afternoon is free.
Explore Shillong.
Visit cafés.
Shop.
Eat.
Or find a quiet corner and do absolutely nothing.
You've earned it.
Overnight: Shillong
Day 8 – Shillong to Guwahati | Until the Next Road
Have breakfast and check out.
The final drive takes you from Shillong towards Guwahati Airport.
Reach Guwahati by afternoon and begin your onward journey.
The trip ends here.
But Meghalaya?
It tends to stay with you.
In the photographs.
In the stories.
And in that strange urge to come back when the next monsoon arrives.
Things to Carry for Meghalaya
Meghalaya weather can change quickly, so pack for both rain and cool weather.
Essentials
-
Government-approved photo ID
-
Comfortable backpack
-
Small daypack
-
Reusable water bottle
-
Personal medicines
-
Sunscreen
-
Lip balm
-
Hand sanitizer
-
Torch/headlamp
-
Power bank
Clothing
-
Quick-dry T-shirts
-
Full-sleeve T-shirts
-
Comfortable trekking pants
-
Extra undergarments
-
Extra socks
-
Light warm layer
-
Rain jacket or poncho
Footwear
-
Good-grip trekking shoes
-
Waterproof shoes are recommended
-
Comfortable sandals/flip-flops
For Water Activities
-
Extra pair of clothes
-
Quick-dry towel
-
Waterproof phone pouch
-
Dry bag if available
Luggage
Travel with a backpack whenever possible.
This is an active Meghalaya backpacking trip, and a large suitcase can become inconvenient during transfers and short hikes.
Who Is This Meghalaya Trip For?
This trip is ideal for travellers who want more than standard sightseeing.
Perfect for:
-
Solo travellers
-
Backpackers
-
Friends
-
Couples
-
College groups
-
Adventure lovers
-
Nature lovers
-
Photography enthusiasts
-
First-time Meghalaya travellers
-
Group travellers
-
Travellers looking for an active Northeast India holiday
You can come alone.
That's the whole point of a group departure.
You arrive knowing nobody.
You leave knowing people you didn't expect to meet.
Is This a Relaxing Holiday?
Not exactly.
And that's a good thing.
This is an active Meghalaya tour package involving walking, short hikes, cave exploration, waterfalls, early-morning departures and outdoor activities.
The reward is that you see a side of Meghalaya that a standard sightseeing tour often misses.
Come prepared to walk.
Come prepared to get wet.
Come prepared to wake up early.
And come prepared to have a lot of fun.
Why Book Your Meghalaya Trip with BookMyTrekAndTours?
Because we don't believe a destination should be experienced through a vehicle window.
A Meghalaya trip should involve getting your shoes muddy.
Standing beside a waterfall.
Walking through a forest.
Paddling across a river.
Sitting beside a campfire.
Trying something you've never tried before.
And sharing the whole thing with people who started the trip as strangers.
That's what BookMyTrekAndTours is about.
We create journeys where the itinerary matters — but the experience matters more.
Meghalaya Tour FAQs
How many days are enough for Meghalaya?
A 7 nights 8 days Meghalaya itinerary gives you enough time to explore major destinations such as Jowai, Dawki, Cherrapunji and Shillong while also including adventure experiences, waterfalls, caves and nature trails.
What is Meghalaya famous for?
Meghalaya is famous for its waterfalls, living root bridges, caves, forests, rivers, dramatic landscapes, Khasi culture and beautiful hill towns.
Is Meghalaya good for a backpacking trip?
Absolutely. Meghalaya is particularly suited to travellers who enjoy nature, short hikes, waterfalls, outdoor activities, local culture and road journeys.
Is Meghalaya safe for solo travellers?
Group departures are a popular way to explore Meghalaya as a solo traveller because you travel with a trip coordinator and a group of fellow travellers. As with any adventure trip, follow local safety instructions and your trip coordinator's guidance.
Can I join the Meghalaya trip alone?
Yes. Solo travellers are welcome on our group departures.
You don't need to bring a group of friends.
The group becomes your travel gang.
Is Meghalaya suitable for couples?
Yes. Couples can enjoy waterfalls, rivers, forest walks, scenic drives, camps and the relaxed atmosphere of Meghalaya.
Is the Meghalaya trip physically difficult?
This is an active trip rather than a relaxed sightseeing holiday. It includes walking, short treks, cave exploration, waterfall trails and early-morning departures. A reasonable level of fitness is recommended.
What is the best time to visit Meghalaya?
The best time depends on the kind of Meghalaya experience you want. Different seasons bring different landscapes and weather conditions, so your choice should be based on whether you prioritise waterfalls, greenery, outdoor activities, comfortable road travel or a particular seasonal experience.
What is the Meghalaya trip cost?
The price depends on the departure date, accommodation category, sharing preference and inclusions. Check the specific BookMyTrekAndTours departure for the latest price.
Does the Meghalaya package include flights?
No. Flights to and from Guwahati are generally booked separately unless specifically mentioned in your selected package.
Is Dawki included in the Meghalaya itinerary?
Yes. The itinerary includes Dawki and the Umngot River, along with the planned river and adventure experiences.
Does the trip include Cherrapunji?
Yes. Cherrapunji is one of the major stops and includes experiences such as Wei Sawdong Falls, Mawsmai Caves and Nohkalikai Falls.
Will we visit the Living Root Bridge?
Yes. The itinerary includes a visit to the Mawkyrnot Living Root Bridge.
Is swimming allowed at the waterfalls?
Swimming is subject to local conditions, safety instructions and permissions. Never enter a waterfall or natural pool if local authorities or the trip coordinator advise against it.
Can I carry a suitcase?
A backpack is strongly recommended because this is an active trip involving transfers and walking.
What should I carry for Meghalaya?
Carry comfortable trekking shoes, rain protection, warm layers, quick-dry clothing, personal medicines, a reusable water bottle, sunscreen, a torch and a power bank.
Book Your Meghalaya Backpacking Trip
Some holidays give you photographs.
Some give you stories.
Meghalaya gives you both.
Walk through living bridges.
Chase waterfalls.
Explore caves.
Kayak across blue-green rivers.
Sleep beside the water.
Wake up before sunrise.
Watch the clouds move through the hills.
And somewhere between the first waterfall and the last sunset, you'll understand why Meghalaya is called the Abode of Clouds.
Meghalaya is waiting.
Pack your backpack. Leave the ordinary behind.
Book your Meghalaya Tour Package with BookMyTrekAndTours.
