Upon arrival at Guwahati, begin your scenic drive to Shillong, often called the “Scotland of the East.” 

Sightseeing Covered:
Umiam Lake (Barapani): A breathtaking reservoir surrounded by pine forests and rolling hills, famous for panoramic viewpoints, boating and photography. The shimmering waters and cool breeze make it one of Meghalaya’s most beautiful natural attractions.

Ward’s Lake: A charming artificial lake in Shillong surrounded by landscaped gardens, flower beds and walking paths. Paddle boating and peaceful surroundings make it a perfect leisure spot.

Cathedral of Mary Help of Christians: A magnificent hilltop church known for beautiful Gothic architecture, stained glass windows and serene spiritual ambiance.

Police Bazar: Shillong’s bustling market area where visitors can explore handicrafts, local food, traditional products and experience the vibrant city culture.

Overnight stay in Shillong.

After breakfast proceed to Cherrapunji for a full-day excursion.

Sightseeing Covered:
Nohkalikai Falls: Nohkalikai Falls is India’s tallest plunge waterfall, dropping dramatically from steep cliffs into a turquoise pool surrounded by lush green valleys. It offers breathtaking viewpoints, especially during monsoon when water flow is powerful. The site is also linked with a local legend, making it both a natural wonder and cultural attraction in Meghalaya.

Seven Sisters Falls: Seven Sisters Falls is a magnificent multi-stream waterfall cascading down limestone cliffs in seven distinct segments, symbolizing the seven northeastern states. During monsoon, it becomes extremely powerful and scenic. The viewpoint offers sweeping valley views, distant plains of Bangladesh and misty landscapes, making it one of Cherrapunji’s most iconic attractions.

Mawsmai Cave: Mawsmai Cave is a popular limestone cave featuring narrow passages, natural chambers, stalactites and stalagmites formed over centuries. It offers an adventurous walking experience through dimly lit underground formations. The cave is safe and well-lit in parts, making it suitable for all travelers seeking a unique geological exploration in Meghalaya.

Eco Park: Eco Park is a beautifully maintained scenic viewpoint offering panoramic views of deep valleys, waterfalls and distant Bangladesh plains. The park features gardens, walking paths and observation decks, making it ideal for photography and relaxation. It is especially popular during sunset when the landscapes turn golden and misty.

Arwah Cave: Arwah Cave is known for its ancient marine fossils and impressive limestone formations, reflecting Meghalaya’s prehistoric underwater history. The cave features natural rock structures, narrow pathways and hidden chambers, making it a fascinating destination for geology lovers and adventure seekers exploring Cherrapunji’s natural heritage.

Wei Sawdong Falls: Wei Sawdong Falls is a hidden three-tiered waterfall with crystal-clear turquoise pools and lush surrounding forests. Reaching it requires a short trek, rewarding visitors with untouched natural beauty. Its serene environment, dramatic drop and vibrant waters make it one of Meghalaya’s most picturesque and photogenic waterfalls.

Return to Shillong for overnight stay.

Proceed for a day excursion to Mawlynnong and Dawki.

Sightseeing Covered:
Living Root Bridge

The Living Root Bridge is an extraordinary example of indigenous bio-engineering, created by guiding rubber tree roots over decades. Strong and naturally alive, these bridges symbolize harmony between nature and humans. Surrounded by forests and streams, the bridge offers a unique blend of culture, adventure and ecological wonder.

Sky View Point: Constructed from bamboo, the Sky View Point offers breathtaking panoramic views of rolling green hills, nearby villages and the plains of Bangladesh. This elevated watchtower is a favorite photography spot where visitors can enjoy serene landscapes, cool breeze and a spectacular bird’s-eye perspective of the border region.

Umngot River (Dawki): Famous for crystal-clear waters, the Umngot River is one of Meghalaya’s most magical attractions. Boats seem to float on air due to the transparent water. Surrounded by green hills and peaceful landscapes, the river offers boating, photography and an unforgettable experience amidst pristine natural beauty.

Indo-Bangladesh Border: A fascinating international border point near Dawki, this attraction offers scenic beauty along with geopolitical significance. Visitors can witness the boundary between two nations while enjoying beautiful surroundings, river views and unique cultural observations, making it both an interesting and memorable stop during the journey.

Return to Shillong. Overnight stay.

Drive to Kaziranga National Park.

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Kaziranga National Park: A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Kaziranga National Park is renowned for the endangered one-horned rhinoceros and rich biodiversity. Vast grasslands, wetlands and forests shelter elephants, wild buffalo, deer and exotic birds. Thrilling safaris and untouched wilderness make Kaziranga one of India’s finest and most celebrated wildlife destinations.

Assam Tea Gardens: The lush tea gardens of Assam stretch across rolling green landscapes, creating breathtaking scenery and a peaceful atmosphere. Visitors can experience the region’s rich tea heritage, observe plantation life and learn about tea cultivation while enjoying beautiful surroundings that reflect Assam’s timeless charm and agricultural legacy.

Local Assamese Village: A visit to a traditional Assamese village offers insight into rural life, indigenous culture and warm local hospitality. Explore traditional homes, witness age-old customs, interact with villagers and experience authentic cuisine, handicrafts and cultural traditions that beautifully reflect the heritage and simplicity of Assam.

Overnight stay at Kaziranga.

Begin the day with an exciting jungle safari in Kaziranga National Park.

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Elephant Safari: Elephant Safari in Kaziranga offers an unforgettable early morning wildlife experience through mist-covered grasslands. Riding on trained elephants allows close encounters with the one-horned rhinoceros, deer, wild buffalo and diverse bird species. The slow, elevated ride provides excellent visibility and a unique opportunity to observe wildlife in their natural habitat safely.

Jeep Safari: Jeep Safari in Kaziranga National Park is an exciting adventure through designated forest ranges, grasslands and wetlands. Visitors may spot one-horned rhinos, elephants, swamp deer, wild buffalo and exotic birds. The guided safari ensures deeper exploration of the park’s biodiversity, offering thrilling wildlife photography and immersive natural wilderness experiences.

Tea Estate Visit: A Tea Estate Visit in Assam offers a peaceful walk through endless green plantations surrounded by rolling hills. Visitors learn about tea plucking, processing and production methods while experiencing Assam’s rich tea heritage. The serene environment, fresh aroma and scenic landscapes make it a relaxing and educational countryside experience.

Overnight stay in Kaziranga.

Drive into Arunachal Pradesh towards Dirang.

Sightseeing Covered:
Dirang Monastery: Dirang Monastery is a peaceful Buddhist monastery set amidst scenic mountains, offering spiritual calm and beautiful valley views. Its prayer halls, colorful flags and serene environment create a soothing atmosphere. Visitors experience Buddhist culture, meditation vibes and panoramic landscapes that make it a perfect spiritual stop in Arunachal Pradesh.

Dirang Dzong: Dirang Dzong is a historic fortified settlement showcasing traditional stone architecture and tribal heritage of Arunachal Pradesh. It reflects ancient lifestyle, culture and community living. Surrounded by scenic hills, the site offers cultural insight, photography opportunities and a glimpse into the region’s old administrative and residential structures.

Sangti Valley: Sangti Valley is a picturesque Himalayan valley known for lush green meadows, flowing rivers, apple orchards and migratory birds. The untouched natural beauty, peaceful surroundings and cool climate make it ideal for nature lovers, photography and relaxation. It is one of the most serene attractions near Dirang.

Dirang Hot Water Spring: Dirang Hot Water Spring is a natural thermal spring believed to have medicinal and healing properties. Surrounded by mountains and greenery, it offers a relaxing experience for visitors. The warm waters provide comfort, especially in cold weather, making it a unique and refreshing natural attraction in the region.

Overnight stay at Dirang.

Drive through stunning Himalayan landscapes.

Sightseeing Covered:
Sela Pass: Sela Pass is one of the highest motorable mountain passes in India, offering breathtaking views of snow-covered peaks, winding roads and dramatic Himalayan landscapes. The cold climate, prayer flags and alpine scenery create a magical experience, making it one of the most scenic routes in Arunachal Pradesh.

Sela Lake: Sela Lake is a stunning high-altitude lake located near Sela Pass, surrounded by snow-clad mountains and pristine natural beauty. Often frozen in winter, it reflects the surrounding peaks in crystal-clear water during warmer months. The serene environment makes it a peaceful and unforgettable stop on the Tawang route.

Jaswant Garh War Memorial: Jaswant Garh War Memorial is a historic site dedicated to Rifleman Jaswant Singh Rawat, who showed extraordinary bravery during the 1962 Indo-China war. Surrounded by mountains and natural beauty, the memorial preserves his story of courage and sacrifice, offering visitors both emotional depth and patriotic inspiration.

Arrive Tawang and overnight stay.

Full day exploration of Tawang.

Sightseeing Covered:
Tawang Monastery: Tawang Monastery is the largest monastery in India and one of the most important centers of Mahayana Buddhism. It houses ancient scriptures, prayer halls, murals and a giant Buddha statue. Surrounded by Himalayan peaks, it offers spiritual peace, cultural depth and breathtaking panoramic views of the Tawang valley.

Tawang War Memorial: Tawang War Memorial is a heartfelt tribute to the soldiers who sacrificed their lives during the 1962 Indo-China war. The beautifully designed stupa structure stands amidst scenic mountains. It features a light and sound show in the evening, narrating stories of bravery, making it both emotional and historically significant.

Ani Gompa: Ani Gompa is a serene Buddhist nunnery located on a hillside near Tawang. It offers a peaceful spiritual environment where nuns practice meditation and rituals. Surrounded by lush green valleys and mountain views, it provides visitors with calmness, cultural insight and a deep sense of Himalayan Buddhist tradition.

Nuranang Falls: Nuranang Falls, also known as Jang Falls, is a spectacular waterfall cascading from great heights through dense forests and rocky cliffs. The powerful flow and misty surroundings create a mesmerizing natural experience. It is one of Arunachal Pradesh’s most beautiful and photogenic waterfalls, perfect for nature lovers.

Monpa Market: Monpa Market is a vibrant local market showcasing the culture of the Monpa tribe. Visitors can explore traditional handicrafts, woollen clothes, souvenirs and local delicacies. The market reflects the rich cultural heritage of Tawang, offering an authentic shopping experience and interaction with friendly local communities.

Overnight stay at Tawang.

Early morning, proceed for an excursion to Bum La Pass, located near the Indo-China border (permit required). Witness the breathtaking Himalayan scenery and the snow-covered landscapes.

Bum La Pass: Bum La Pass is a historic Indo-China border point located at an altitude of around 15,200 feet. It offers a rare opportunity to witness one of the highest international frontiers in the world. The area is marked by rugged mountains, cold winds and strict security, making it both a strategic and adventurous high-altitude destination.

Sangetsar Lake (Madhuri Lake): Sangetsar Lake, popularly known as Madhuri Lake, is a stunning high-altitude lake formed after an earthquake. Surrounded by snow-covered mountains, it is famous for submerged tree trunks rising from clear waters, creating a surreal landscape. Its peaceful environment, cinematic beauty and unique natural formation make it one of Tawang’s most iconic attractions.

Overnight: Tawang

Today descend from the hills back to Guwahati. The journey offers beautiful changing landscapes from mountains to plains. 

Sightseeing Covered:
Bomdila Monastery: Bomdila Monastery is a peaceful Buddhist monastery inspired by Tibetan architecture, offering spiritual calm, prayer halls and colorful murals. Surrounded by the Himalayas, it provides stunning panoramic views of snow-clad mountains and valleys. The serene atmosphere makes it an ideal place for meditation, reflection and experiencing Buddhist culture in Arunachal Pradesh.

Bomdila View Point: Bomdila View Point is a popular scenic spot offering breathtaking views of the Eastern Himalayas. Visitors can enjoy sunrise and sunset over snow-capped peaks, deep valleys and rolling hills. The cool mountain breeze, peaceful surroundings and wide panoramic landscape make it a perfect photography and relaxation spot in Arunachal Pradesh.

Apple Orchards: Bomdila’s apple orchards add seasonal charm and natural beauty to the region. Surrounded by hills and fresh mountain air, these orchards showcase local farming practices and produce. During blooming and harvest seasons, the landscape becomes vibrant and scenic, offering visitors a refreshing rural experience and insight into Himalayan agriculture.

Craft Center: The Craft Center in Bomdila showcases the rich tribal heritage of Arunachal Pradesh through handwoven textiles, bamboo crafts and traditional artifacts. Visitors can explore authentic local craftsmanship and purchase handmade souvenirs. It reflects the artistic skills of indigenous communities and preserves the cultural identity of the region beautifully.

Overnight stay in Bomdila.

orest Belt (Drive Pass)
A rich biodiversity zone along the route, home to orchids, birds, and thick Himalayan forests. The drive through this stretch offers misty mountain views and fresh mountain air.

5. Bhalukpong (Assam Entry Point)
The gateway from Arunachal Pradesh to Assam, located on the Kameng River. It is a beautiful riverside town surrounded by greenery and marks the transition from hills to plains.

6. Tea Gardens of Assam (En Route View)
As you enter Assam, vast stretches of lush green tea plantations can be seen. These gardens are one of the most iconic landscapes of the region.

7. Brahmaputra Plains (Approach to Guwahati)
The landscape opens up into wide river plains of the mighty Brahmaputra, giving a completely different scenic experience compared to the mountains.

Today early morning visit the Kamakhya Temple and local sight seening (if time Permit.)

1. The Nilachal Hills is known for its Tantra (Black Magic) and the sacred Kamakhya Temple. This ancient shrine, linked to Tantric and shakti Cults of Hinduism, was originally destroyed in the 16th century but was rebuilt in 1665 AD by King Naranarayan.
2. Umananda Temple: Umananda Temple, located on Peacock Island, is a serene place of worship dedicated to Lord Shiva. Named after the Hindi words 'Uma' and 'Ananda', it is situated on the island's Bhasmakala hill. Built in 1694 A.D., it was rebuilt in 1897. The temple houses 10 other Hindu Gods and is a serene environment, offering a serene escape from the hustle and bustle of religious ceremonies.
3. Guwahati Zoo: The Assam State Zoo cum Botanical Garden, also known as the Guwahati Zoo, is a renowned wildlife sanctuary in Guwahati, India. Covering 430 acres in the densely vegetated Hengrabari Forest Area, it is the largest of its kind in the North-East region. The zoo features captivating landscape gardens, a diverse wildlife, and a serene environment, making it an admirer's paradise.
4. Umananda Island (Peacock Island): Umananda Island, the world's smallest river island, is home to the rare Golden Langurs, a sacred species in the Himalayas. Known as Peacock Island by British colonists, it is believed to be the site where Lord Kamdev was burned to ashes by Lord Shiva's third eye. The island's main attraction is the Umananda Devi Temple, dedicated to Lord Shiva.
5. Guwahati War Cemetery: Established by the Commonwealth War Graves Commission during the war, this cemetery was located in an area that housed multiple military hospitals. It was initially designated as a burial site for those who died within these hospitals. Today, it is the final resting place for 517 casualties.
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After Sightseening our representative will take you to Guwahati Railway Station for your next journey.