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Four days of Magical Meghalaya

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4 Days · 3 Nights

₹ 24,000

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Meghalaya

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Overview

Meghalaya has earned the title of 'God's Own Garden' and its truly a well-deserved name because the scenic beauty here is something that no words can do justice do. From pristine lakes to endless meadows, from crystal clear rivers to charming villages, Meghalaya has a lot to offer.

Day 1: Guwahati

Guwahati is the gateway to the North-East and even called as such, so it is no wonder that our journey to Meghalaya would begin from here. We stayed in Kharguli, the northern part of Guwahati and right on the bank of river Brahmaputra, it is a riverside residential area. From the top of our hotel which is situated at the highest point of Kharguli, we can see the boats in the river, low-lying hills with breathtaking sunset views.

Day 2: Umiam Lake and Shillong

After crossing almost 20-25Kms of picturesque routes, we reached Umiam Lake where we spent half an hour, it was silent yet beautiful and more of a picnic spot with boat rides, lush green garden and canteens to add on.

Day 3: Mawlynnong

We headed to Mawlynnong which earned itself as the Cleanest Village in Asia. It’s a small village with not more than 100 families. Their major source of income is tourism. Also, for travelers they have homestays where they serve traditional Khasi food (Yellow Daal, Rice, Bamboo shoot Chutney, Tomato Chutney, Fry vegetables with Non-Veg to go). In the village one can endlessly walk, however this is something that we never tired off and enjoyed every bit of it with a mesmerizing view of flowers lanes, plants, trees with butterflies and birds.

Day 4: Dawki

Dawki is a small village and its main attraction is the Umngot River that marks the natural separation between the Khasi and the Jaintia Hills. It has glass-like, emerald green waters of the Umngot River which attracts tourists and photographers around the world.

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