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Embark on a spiritual journey through the sacred city of Guwahati, often called the “City of Temples.” Nestled along the mighty Brahmaputra River and surrounded by verdant hills, Guwahati is home to some of the most revered shrines in India. This tour offers a blend of ancient myths, tantric traditions, serene river islands, and stunning architecture, making it an unforgettable experience for both devotees and culture seekers.

Join us on a private or group guided street food tour in Guwahati, depending on your preference. Taste local favorites like momos, egg chowmein, puchka, and more. Enjoy a selection of sweets and a comforting cup of hot tea.

The Mawrynkhang Bamboo Trek, located near Wahkhen village in the East Khasi Hills of Meghalaya, India, is an exhilarating and unique trekking experience. The trek is famously known as the "Bamboo Trek" because much of the trail consists of man-made bamboo bridges and walkways suspended over cliffs, gorges, and the Wahrew River. The trek culminates at the top of a large, prominent rock called "U Mawryngkhang," also known as the "King of Rocks" due to a local legend.

Hidden deep in the southern reaches of Meghalaya, Mawlynbna is a sleepy little village that offers one of the most unique adventure experiences in the region — a river trek that takes you through ancient fossils, jungle trails, freshwater streams, and natural rock slides.

Unlike typical treks that go uphill or through forests, this one takes you along and inside a river, making it a perfect blend of trekking, wading, climbing, cliff jumping and swimming — all under the lush canopy of Meghalaya’s rich forests.

The river trek begins with a walk through the forest and eventually brings you into the riverbed itself, where you’ll be walking over ancient rock formations (some with visible prehistoric fossils) and shallow pools of crystal-clear water. Natural rock slides, deep swimming holes, and jungle cliffs make it feel like a natural waterpark carved by time.

Overview of Kaziranga Jeep Safari

The Jeep Safari in Kaziranga National Park is one of the best ways to explore its wildlife and diverse landscapes. Open-top jeeps take you deep into the forest, wetlands, and grasslands to spot the famous one-horned rhinoceros along with many other species.

• Only registered jeeps with local drivers and forest guards are allowed inside the park.

• Safaris operate in four zones:

  1. Central (Kohora) Range – Balanced wildlife sightings, most popular zone.

  2. Western (Bagori) Range – Known for rhino and buffalo sightings, open landscapes.

  3. Eastern (Agaratoli) Range – Birdwatchers’ paradise, mixed terrain.

  4. Burapahar (Ghorakati) Range – Hilly, dense forest, good for longer drives.

• Safari slots run twice daily: morning (around 7:30 AM) and afternoon (around 1:30 PM).

• Duration: Around 2 hours per safari

Hidden in the limestone belt of Meghalaya, Krem Liat Pruh is not just any cave — it's among the longest cave systems in India and a paradise for underground explorers. Located near Shnongrim village in the East Jaintia Hills, this stunning cave system is known for its massive chambers, high domes, and ancient limestone formations sculpted by time.

This cave isn’t about easy walks — it’s a real adventure. Expect to crawl, climb, and walk through a world of echoing chambers, sculpted flowstones, and surreal rock passages. Whether you’re a first-time spelunker or a cave enthusiast, Krem Liat Pruh will ignite your curiosity and challenge your spirit of exploration.

If you're looking to escape the touristy buzz of Cherrapunji and discover Meghalaya's untouched beauty, a day trip to Nongstoin in West Khasi Hills is just what you need. This offbeat region is known for its tranquil landscapes, sacred groves, mirror-like lakes, and dramatic waterfalls — all wrapped in the raw charm of rural Meghalaya.

This day trip takes you through three contrasting yet beautifully connected experiences:

1. Sacred Forest 

Your journey can begin with a visit to a lesser-known sacred forest near Nongstoin — a spiritual and ecological haven preserved by local communities for centuries. These forests are considered sacred by the Khasi people and are home to ancient trees, rare herbs, and vibrant biodiversity. Walking through them is a calming experience — the air feels cooler, quieter, and deeply alive.

• Activity: Short forest walk, photography, cultural storytelling

• Duration: 30–45 minutes

• Highlight: Experience Khasi spirituality, untouched ecology

2. Mawphanlur

Next, head to the surreal village of Mawphanlur, perched high in the West Khasi Hills. This peaceful hamlet is famous for its rolling green meadows, crystal-clear hilltop lakes, and absolute silence — broken only by the rustle of wind or the call of distant birds.

Here, time seems to stand still. You can go for a walk across the meadows, take a dip in the natural ponds, or simply sit back and watch clouds drift by. If you choose to stay overnight, Mawphanlur also has a few cosy wooden cottages, offering a truly immersive experience.

• Activity: Boating, picnicking, photography, nature walks

• Duration: 1.5–2 hours (or overnight)

• Highlight: Hidden paradise with lakes, rolling hills, and absolute serenity

3. Weinia Waterfall

Cap off the day with a visit to Weinia Waterfall, one of the most dramatic and photogenic waterfalls in the region. Cascading down rugged cliffs into a gorge, this fall is surrounded by wilderness and offers stunning views, especially during or just after monsoon.

It’s lesser known, which means no crowds, just the sound of rushing water and birdsong. There’s a viewpoint, and adventurous travellers can walk closer for a better view (caution advised during slippery months).

• Activity: Sightseeing, light trekking, photos

• Duration: 45 mins to 1 hour

• Highlight: Raw, powerful waterfall in a secluded location

Trip Details

• Ideal Start Point: Shillong (early morning departure)

• Distance: ~110 km one way (approx. 4 hours drive)

• Trip Duration: Full day (12–14 hours) or 2 days with overnight stay

• Difficulty Level: Easy (driving + light walking)