Guwahati is situated on the southern bank of the Brahmaputra River in the Kamrup district of Assam. Guwahati, once called Pragjyotishpur ("The City of the Eastern Light"), is a fast-growing urban center and gateway to northeast India. Its name comes from Assamese words "Guwa" (beetlenut) and "Hat" (market).and Shillong, known as the "Scotland of the East." Meghalaya, formed on 21 January 1972 from Assam, has a population of about 3.2 million and an area of 22,429 square kilometers. The state, with its matrilineal system, is the wettest in India, rich in biodiversity and agriculture. Meghalaya's economy is primarily agrarian, with significant forestry, and it serves as a trade hub with Bangladesh.
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Guwahati Railway Station / Guwahati Airport and Transfer to hotel.
After arriving explore the Day.
Shankardev Kalakshetra: This is a great place that displays the rich history and culture of Assam in a large area. It has a beautiful museum with masks from Majuli Island, traditional clothing, and jewelry from Northeast India. There’s also a Namghar, an Assamese prayer hall, and an open-air theater for performances and cultural events during festivals.
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.
River Cruise ( At Own Cost ) : Journey on the impressive Brahmaputra river cruise is a fantastic opportunity to engage with the history and beauty of this celebrated river.
Stay at Guwahati.
NOTE :Sight Scene depends of time Permit and Planning from Tour Executive.
After breakfast, check out from your Guwahati hotel and begin your scenic drive toward Shillong, the charming hill station fondly known as the “Scotland of the East.” As you enter Meghalaya, watch the landscapes transform into pine-covered hills, rolling valleys, cool mountain air, and crystal-clear streams.
En route visit:
Umiam Lake:
A stunning man-made reservoir surrounded by green hills, perfect for photography and relaxation. Visitors can enjoy the scenic viewpoints or try boating activities, making it an ideal halt before entering Shillong.
Arrived at Shillong and check in to your hotel. After a short rest, start your local sightseeing.
Ward’s Lake:
A peaceful lake in the heart of Shillong, known for paddle boating, flower gardens, and scenic walking paths. Its charming surroundings make it a popular spot for leisurely strolls and relaxation.
Shillong Cathedral:
One of the oldest churches in Northeast India, featuring beautiful stained-glass windows and a calm, spiritual atmosphere. The cathedral’s architecture and peaceful environment offer a refreshing cultural experience.
Police Bazar:
Shillong’s bustling shopping hub where visitors can explore Khasi handicrafts, bamboo items, local snacks, spices, woollens, and souvenirs. The lively market is perfect for shopping, strolling, and enjoying the city’s vibrant atmosphere.
Overnight stay in Shillong.
Nohkalikai Falls: This waterfall is located 4 kms from Cherrapunjee and is between 1500 and 2000 feet tall, making it the fourth longest fall in the world. It has a tragic legend associated with its name. A woman named Ka Likai had an illegitimate child. Her jealous husband killed their daughter, cooked her, and served her to Ka Likai. After discovering the truth, she killed her husband and jumped off the cliff, leading to the waterfall's name, Fall of Ka Likai.
Mawsmai Cave: This 250m long cave is a major tourist attraction in Cherrapunjee, located 6 kms from the town near Mawsmai village. It is a natural limestone cave with many stalagmites and stalactites. The caves are dark inside, and electric torches are provided for tourists' convenience.
Thangkharang Park: Thangkharang Park is located 12 kilometers from Cherrapunjee. This park serves as a habitat for numerous species of orchids and birds. On a clear day, visitors can enjoy a panoramic view of the plains of Bangladesh, extending up to 180 degrees.
Stay at Shillong.
After breakfast, drive to Mawlynnong, known as “Asia’s Cleanest Village” by Discover India magazine. Located about 90 km from Shillong, it is famous for its cleanliness, scenic beauty, and eco-friendly practices like rainwater harvesting.
Sightseeing Highlights:
Dawki (Bangladesh Border): Visit the scenic border town of Dawki, known for the crystal-clear waters of the Umngot River, offering stunning views of the India–Bangladesh border.
Mawlynnong Village: Stroll through the charming lanes of this eco-conscious village adorned with flower gardens, bamboo dustbins, and spotless pathways.
Living Root Bridge: Witness the unique Living Root Bridge, an incredible example of bioengineering crafted by the Khasi and Jaiñtia tribes. Made from the roots of the Ficus elastic tree, these natural bridges are centuries old and represent harmony between humans and nature.
Balancing Rock: A fascinating natural wonder a large boulder perfectly balanced on a smaller rock base. This geological formation stands as a testament to nature’s artistry.
Evening: Return to Shillong for an overnight stay.
After breakfast, check out from your hotel and begin your drive toward the world-famous Kaziranga National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site renowned for its population of the iconic One-Horned Rhinoceros. The park is also home to wild elephants, swamp deer, tigers, and an incredible variety of bird species.
Enjoy a scenic journey as you descend from Meghalaya’s hills into the plains of Assam. Watch the landscape transform from pine-covered slopes to sprawling tea gardens, paddy fields, and quaint Assamese villages. En route, you may stop at local eateries to taste traditional delicacies like pitha, laal cha (red tea), and seasonal fruits.
On arrival, check in at your Kaziranga resort and relax. Spend the rest of the evening enjoying a nature walk around the property or exploring nearby tea estates. Many resorts host cultural evenings featuring Bihu or traditional tribal dance performances. Enjoy dinner at the resort followed by a comfortable overnight stay in Kaziranga.
Overnight Stay in Kaziranga.
Wake up early for the highlight of your trip—an exhilarating Elephant Safari in Kaziranga National Park’s Central Range. Conducted at dawn, this safari gives you a rare chance to observe the park’s iconic one-horned rhinos grazing in the misty grasslands. Keep your eyes peeled for wild buffaloes, elephants, deer, and a variety of birds, including hornbills and fishing eagles, creating a photographer’s paradise.
After the safari, return to your hotel for a hearty breakfast. Later, embark on a Jeep Safari in another part of the park, such as the Western or Eastern Range. This safari takes you deeper into Kaziranga’s dense forests, wetlands, and sprawling grasslands, offering another chance to spot elusive wildlife and capture the park’s serene landscapes.
Once the safaris are complete, check out from your resort and drive back to Guwahati. On the way, you may wish to stop at picturesque tea gardens to capture scenic photos or purchase fresh Assam tea from local shops.
Upon reaching Guwahati, enjoy a convenient drop at Guwahati Airport or Railway Station.
Guwahati, the largest city in Assam, is a vibrant cultural hub on the banks of the Brahmaputra River, known for Kamakhya Temple, scenic landscapes, bustling markets, and rich Assamese heritage.
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Kaziranga National Park in Assam is a UNESCO World Heritage site, famous for its one-horned rhinoceroses, rich biodiversity, lush grasslands, wetlands, and thriving populations of elephants, tigers, and migratory birds.
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