Meghalaya Tour packages

Cost of the luxury Meghalaya tour package

Cost of Meghalaya tour packages starts from INR 15000 per person so on. The cost of the Meghalaya tour package will vary depending on factors. Such as the duration of your stay, the choice of accommodations, and the activities included in your itinerary. As a luxury tour package cost will be higher compared to standard or deluxe tour packages. However, the price is reflective of the unparalleled level of comfort, and exclusivity that you will experience throughout your journey. We believe that the memories and experiences you gain from this exceptional tour will far exceed the cost, making it a worthwhile investment in creating lifelong memories.

How to Reach Meghalaya:

Meghalaya is well-connected by road and air. Which making it accessible from major cities in India.

1. By Air : The nearest major airport is Lokpriya Gopinath Bordoloi International Airport in Guwahati (Assam). It is about 120 km from Shillong. From Guwahati, you can take a taxi or shared cab to Shillong.

There is also a smaller airport at Umroi near Shillong, but it has limited flights.

2. By Train : Meghalaya does not have its own railway station. The nearest railway station is Guwahati Railway Station, which is well-connected to cities like Delhi, Chennai, Bangalore, Hyderabad, Kolkata, and Mumbai. From there, you can take a cab or bus to Shillong.
3. By Road : Shillong is connected to Guwahati and other nearby towns via NH6. You can travel by private taxi, shared sumo, or Meghalaya Transport buses. The road journey from Guwahati to Shillong is scenic and comfortable.

 Best time to visit Meghalaya

The best time to visit Meghalaya is from mid-September to mid-May. During this period weather is pleasant and cooler. The sky is clear.This period is ideal for sightseeing and exploring waterfalls. Winter months (December to February) offer cool, comfortable temperatures and clear views. It is a perfect for photography and festivals. While the monsoon season (May to September) brings heavy rainfall and a mystical charm, it can make travel difficult due to slippery roads and disrupted plans. But good for monsoon lover.

places to visit in meghalaya

• Shillong : The capital city of Meghalaya is often called “The Scotland of the East.” The cool climate of Shillong makes is a favorite hill station. The city offers scenic view Ward’s Lake for peaceful walks. Shillong Peak has breathtaking views from city. And the beautiful Elephant Falls surrounded by greenery. Also, tourist like to visit Police Bazaar for shopping, street food, and local culture.
• Cherrapunji : It is famous for its constant drizzle and lush green landscapes. Cherrapunji is a full of natural wonders. Including the India’s tallest stunning waterfall Nohkalikai Falls, and the fascinating Mawsmai Cave with its limestone formations. It’s also the gateway to the famous Double Decker Living Root Bridge.

• Mawlynnong : It is in the East Khasi Hills of Meghalaya. Mawlynnong has earned global recognition as the cleanest village in Asia. This eco-conscious village is a model of community-led cleanliness and sustainable living. Neatly swept paths, blooming gardens, and bamboo dustbins at every corner reflect the pride locals take in their environment. Highlights include the Sky View. Along with  a bamboo watchtower offering panoramic views of the Bangladeshi plains. The curious Balancing Rock and the warm Khasi hospitality that gives you a taste of serene, rural life with nature.

• Mawsynram : it famous for the Mawjymbuin Cave. Cave natural rock formations resemble a Shivling. So, it is attracting both spiritual seekers and nature lovers toursit. It is in east Khasi Hills of Meghalaya. 
• Laitlum Canyons : It is just a short drive from Shillong. Laitlum Canyons is one of Meghalaya’s most breathtaking yet lesser-known gems. It is a must visit place in Meghalaya Tour. The name Laitlum translates to “end of the hills,” and true to its name, the site offers sweeping views of deep gorges, mist-covered cliffs and amazing valleys. It’s a paradise for trekkers and photographer.

• Nongriat : This village is situated deep within the lush forests near Cherrapunji. Nongriat is a peaceful village that offers one of Meghalaya’s most iconic experiences the Double Decker Living Root Bridge. To reach it requires a challenging trek of over 3,000 steps through dense jungle. The hanging bridges, and crystal-clear streams makes journey is more rewarding. Nongriat is surrounded by waterfalls and serene natural pools. So, it is perfect for those seeking adventure, serenity, and a deep connection with nature.
• Dawki : Dawki is a picture-perfect town. It is famous for the Umngot River– whose waters are so clear that boats appear to float on air. It is near the India-Bangladesh border, A boat ride here is a lifetime experience. Best time is during the dry season when the river turns into a glassy mirror reflecting the surrounding hills. You can also explore the Dawki Suspension Bridge for scenic views and visit the Tamabil Border View Point to view of neighboring Bangladesh.
• Sacred forest of Mawphlang : The Sacred Forest of Mawphlang is one of Meghalaya’s most mystical and sacred sites. It is near Shillong. It is protected by the Khasi tribe for centuries. So, No one allow take out anything from here, not even a fallen leaf or stone.
• Umiam Lake: It is perfect scenic spot to stop on Guwahati Shilong Highway. Its is just 15 before Shillong. It is one of largest lake of Meghalaya. Tourist can take boat ride and enjoy walk around. Perfect to capture tour moment.
• Jowai : Jowai is ideal place for offbeat travelers. Who are seeking offbeat experiences wrapped in history, natural scenic view, and cultural depth. Among its main attractions are the breathtaking Krang Suri Waterfalls and Thadlaskein Lake
• Smit: Smit is traditional home of Khasi royal family. This place gives a rare glimpse into Meghalaya’s royal and spiritual heritage. The village comes alive during the Nongkrem Dance Festival. It a vibrant annual celebration of gratitude and prayers for peace and prosperity.

So, Meghalaya tour is of where mist rolls over endless hills.  It is the tour of the ancient bridges grown from living roots. This is tour of magical waterfalls. and the quiet conversations around a village hearth. Every corner tells a story, from rain-drenched cliffs to sacred groves where time seems to stand still. Whether you’re chasing waterfalls, trekking through deep forests, or immersing yourself in indigenous culture, Meghalaya tour makes you to slow down, listen, reconnect with nature and reenergizes yourself.