
Meghalaya Northeast States, India Travel Guide
Accessible locations within day-trip distance:
Choose the travel style that fits your preferences for exploring Meghalaya.
These are for covering multiple spots efficiently, especially for complicated routes like the Cherrapunji or Mawlynnong-Dawki circuits.
This option offers maximum flexibility. You spend more time at your desired spots, depart at your chosen time, and customize the itinerary.
Beyond the famous landmarks, Meghalaya has peaceful natural escapes, ideal for connecting with the environment.
Well-maintained park with stunning views of Nohkalikai Falls and the Bangladesh plains.
An ancient forest showing pristine biodiversity and traditional conservation methods.
Ideal for a leisurely half-day trip, with boating, water sports, and picturesque relaxation.
Beautiful, less crowded waterfalls in the Jaintia Hills for a refreshing natural experience.
Witness Meghalaya's natural grandeur linked to the seasons.
These tours offer perspectives into local traditions and daily life.
Explore historical sites and immerse yourself in rural village life.
Unique cultural experiences in traditional settings.
Churches across Meghalaya hold local sacred meaning and architectural interest.
Lineage and inheritance trace through the mother, fostering an unique social structure.
Sacred Groves exemplify community-led environmental preservation methods.
Kongthong villagers communicate through distinct tunes, a captivating cultural practice.
For those with more time, extending your stay allows for exploration of Meghalaya and its neighboring states.
In-depth exploration of waterfalls and caves, making the Living Root Bridge trek less rushed.
Experience riverside camping, kayaking, and stargazing on the Umngot River.
2-3 days from Shillong for distinct Garo tribal culture and landscapes including Nokrek National Park.
Explore less-visited areas around Jowai and other Jaintia Hills sites.
Combine Meghalaya with multiple other North-Eastern states for a a comprehensive tour.
Focus on trekking, caving, and river-based recreation across the state.