Meghalaya Tour Packages

Meghalaya is the wettest place on earth wearing its rain beautifully - canyons pouring waterfalls, caves running under the hills, rivers so clear the boats look like they float on air, and bridges grown from living tree roots over generations. It is the Northeast's easiest introduction, and nothing else in India looks like it.

Our Meghalaya tour packages are ready-made itineraries covering Shillong, Sohra and the Dawki circuit. Open one and customise every day to match your dates, budget and pace.

Why visit Meghalaya

Sohra - Cherrapunjee on the old maps - anchors the trip: Nohkalikai and the Seven Sisters falls dropping off the plateau, the Mawsmai caves, and viewpoints over gorges that run green all year. The living root bridges are the state's signature, and the double-decker bridge at Nongriat is the one worth earning - a 3,000-step descent and climb that most groups call the best hard morning of the trip.

The Dawki day adds the Umngot river, famously clear enough to photograph boats hovering over their shadows, and Mawlynnong, the village that made cleanliness a tourist attraction and means it. Shillong itself carries the evenings - cafes, music and the easy energy of the Northeast's most sociable hill capital.

Best time to visit Meghalaya

October to April is the season - dry days, clear river water at Dawki and safe footing on the root-bridge treks, with November to February the coolest stretch. The monsoon, June to September, is the state's defining drama and the waterfalls' biggest volume, but it is genuinely torrential around Sohra and Mawsynram, and treks, caves and river days get rearranged around it. First trip? Go dry season; save the monsoon spectacle for a return.

Explore our best Meghalaya tour packages

Each package below is a complete day-by-day plan. Pick one, then fine-tune hotels, flights and activities in Tripmojo and keep everyone on the trip in sync.

How many days do you need in Meghalaya

Five to six days does the classic loop well: a day and a half around Shillong, two days for Sohra's falls and caves with the Nongriat trek given its own morning, and a full day for Dawki and Mawlynnong. Add a day for the Krang Suri falls and the Jaintia hills, or simply to slow the driving down - the roads are good but winding, and the state rewards not rushing them.

Getting to Meghalaya

Guwahati is the practical gateway - a major airport about three hours' drive from Shillong, with shared taxis running the route all day. Shillong's own Umroi airport has limited flights and works when the schedules align. Within the state, one hired vehicle with a local driver is the standard: distances look short but the hill roads set their own pace, and the driver doubles as the guide to which viewpoint is clear that day.

Where to stay in Meghalaya

Split the nights. Shillong has the widest choice - from Police Bazar convenience to quieter homestays above the city - and carries the best evenings. Sohra's guesthouses and resorts put the falls and caves at your door and save backtracking; a night there is worth it for the early, crowd-free viewpoints. Homestays around Mawlynnong or near Dawki suit trips that want the villages, not just the sights. Each package can be adjusted to the mix you prefer.