4 Nights 5 Days Meghalaya Itinerary: A Perfect Trip Guide

Looking for the ultimate guide to explore Meghalaya in just 4 Nights and 5 Days? This itinerary covers the best of Shillong, Cherrapunji, Mawlynnong, and Dawki. Get ready for a journey filled with stunning waterfalls, living root bridges, and crystal-clear rivers.

Day 1: Explore Shillong – The Scotland of the East

Morning:

Arrive at Guwahati Airport and take a scenic drive to Shillong (3 hours).

Stop at Umiam Lake, a picturesque reservoir surrounded by pine trees. (Alt text: Umiam Lake Shillong with scenic hill views)

Afternoon:

Check into your Shillong hotel.

Visit Ward’s Lake for a leisurely stroll or boating.

Explore the Don Bosco Museum to dive into North-East India’s vibrant culture.

Evening:

Shop and savor local delicacies at Police Bazaar, Shillong’s bustling market.

Day 2: Discover Waterfalls in Cherrapunji

Discover breathtaking waterfalls and caves in Cherrapunji, one of the wettest places on Earth.

Morning:

Drive to Cherrapunji (2 hours).

Visit Elephant Falls, a must-see en route to Cherrapunji.

Afternoon:

Admire the majestic Nohkalikai Falls, India’s tallest plunge waterfall. (Alt text: Nohkalikai Falls, the tallest plunge waterfall in India)

Explore the fascinating Mawsmai Caves, known for their limestone formations.

Witness the beauty of Seven Sisters Waterfalls, cascading across seven cliffs.

Evening:

Check into a cozy resort or homestay in Cherrapunji and relax.

Day 3: Trek to the Famous Double Decker Root Bridge

Experience the iconic Double Decker Living Root Bridge in Nongriat with this unforgettable trek.

Morning:

Begin your trek to the Double Decker Living Root Bridge in Nongriat (3-4 hours round trip). (Alt text: Double Decker Root Bridge surrounded by lush greenery)

Discover the engineering marvel created by the Khasi tribe using the roots of rubber trees.

Afternoon:

Optional: Continue trekking to Rainbow Falls, a hidden gem with pristine waters.

Return to Cherrapunji for rest and rejuvenation.

Day 4: Visit Mawlynnong and Dawki

Visit Mawlynnong, Asia’s cleanest village, and enjoy a boat ride on Dawki’s Umngot River.

Morning:

Drive to Mawlynnong Village (2 hours).

Walk through the clean pathways and visit the Living Root Bridge in the village.

Climb the Sky Viewpoint for sweeping views of the Bangladesh plains.

Afternoon:

Head to Dawki (1 hour) and enjoy a peaceful boat ride on the crystal-clear Umngot River. (Alt text: Boating on the crystal-clear Umngot River in Dawki)

Evening:

Drive back to Shillong and check in at your hotel.

Day 5: Bid Farewell to Meghalaya

Wrap up your Meghalaya adventure with a visit to Laitlum Canyons before heading home.

Morning:

Visit the serene Laitlum Canyons, offering panoramic views of the valleys below.

Depart for Guwahati (3 hours drive). Optional: Stop at the Kamakhya Temple, a renowned Hindu shrine.

Evening:

Depart from Guwahati Airport or Railway Station with cherished memories of Meghalaya.

Why Visit Meghalaya?

Best Time to Visit: October to April for pleasant weather; monsoon (June to September) for lush greenery.

Local Cuisine: Try Jadoh (rice with meat), Tungrymbai (fermented beans), and bamboo shoot pickles.

Travel Essentials: Comfortable trekking shoes, rain gear (monsoon), and warm clothes for chilly evenings.

Ready to Plan Your Trip?

Book your Meghalaya tour package today with Imity Travels and explore the beauty of this paradise with expert-guided itineraries.

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