Meghalaya Tour Packages

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Meghalaya Tour Packages

which is thought to be the wettest in the nation—is sure to enthral you. Pluto Tours offers a wide range of fantastic, fully customizable, and reasonably priced Meghalaya tour packages.

Meghalaya Tour Packages	Duration	Price
Magical Meghalaya Tour Package with Kaziranga 6N/7D	7 Days	INR 18,049
Meghalaya Honeymoon Tour Package 5N/6D	6 Days	INR 25,219
Meghalaya Tour Package 5N/6D	6 Days	INR 25,649
Meghalaya Adventure Tour Package 7N/8D	8 Days	INR 35,625
Kaziranga Guwahati Tour Package 5N/6D	6 Days	INR 20,249
Amazing Meghalaya Tour Package 5N/6D	6 Days	INR 25,259

Meghalaya Tour Packages

The Northeast Indian state of Meghalaya, which is known as the "abode of clouds," was formerly a part of Assam. With its lush valleys, lakes, waterfalls, dense rainforests, and countless historical monuments, this breathtaking tourist destination—which is thought to be the wettest in the nation—is sure to enthral you. Pluto Tours offers a wide range of fantastic, fully customizable, and reasonably priced Meghalaya tour packages.

Plan a tour between October and June to enjoy beautiful weather, and don't forget to include stops at places like Shillong, Tura, Mawsynram, Cherrapunji, Jowai, and Nongpoh. Shillong, the capital of Meghalaya, is an amazing hill station. The idol Lei Shillong is where it gets its name from. Known as the "Scotland of India," Shillong enjoys chilly temperatures with sporadic drizzles.

Shillong has some of the most beautiful waterfalls in the world, including the steep Sweet Falls, Elephant Falls, and Nohsngithiang Falls, also known as the Seven Sisters Falls. The lush green Laitlum Canyons and Kyllang Rock, as well as Ward's Lake and Umiam Lake, an artificial reservoir, enhance the area's natural attractiveness. For breathtaking views of the entire city below, don't miss the hike up to Shillong Peak.

Shillong is home to many museums, such as the All Saints Church, the Meghalaya State Museum, and the Don Bosco Museum. Not to be confused with the Double Decker Root Bridge across the Umshiang River, Cherrapunji receives the highest rainfall annually. Nohkalikai Waterfalls and Mawsmai Falls, two of the tallest waterfalls in the world, are among its other popular highlights.

Visits to places like the stunning Mawkdok Dympep Valley View, Nokrek National Park, the orchid-filled Eco Park, the Krem Phyllut caverns, and more are included in Meghalaya tour packages. A naturalist's paradise, Jowai is well-known for the Tyrshi Falls, India's deepest caves, the Umlawan Caves, Syntu Ksair, the site of a historic liberation battle, and the Stone Bridge, which was originally utilized by the Jaintia Rajas.

Best Places To Visit in Meghalaya

1. Cherrapunji‎

What's Special: Known for having one of the wettest locations on Earth with live root bridges that can support up to fifty people at once.

The Nohkalikai Waterfalls, Mawsynram Village, Krem Mawmluh, Mawsmai Nongthymmai Eco Park, Dainthlen Waterfall, and Mawlynnong Village are some of the nearby attractions.

Homes: Woods, untamed caverns, a diversity of plants and animals

About 53.7 kilometres separate you from the city centre.

Options for Transportation: Train, Bus, Taxi, and Car

The Shillong

What's Special: Popular for its parks, waterfalls, undulating hills, and thick woods

Sacred Grove, David Scott Trail, Kyllang Rock, Nongriat, Mawlynnong, Nongkhnum, Nohkalikai Falls, Cherrapunjee, Jowai, and Shillong Peak are some of the nearby attractions.

Houses: Parks, hiking paths, natural areas

Options for Transportation: Buses, Trains, and Cabs

There are gorgeous pine trees throughout the wonderful city of Shillong. Because of its breathtaking scenery, Shillong, the state capital, is frequently referred to as Scotland of the East. The city is home to several breathtaking waterfalls, amazing hills, stunning lakes, and a diverse range of plants and animals. Come to the city and take in one of the numerous fantastic music festivals that take place all year round.

The Nohkalikai Falls

What's Unique: Nohkalikai Falls is a waterfall that rises to a height of about 1100 feet.

Mawsynram Village, Krem Mawmluh, Mawsmai Nongthymmai Eco Park, Dainthlen Waterfall, Mawlynnong Village, and Double Decker Living Root Bridges are some of the nearby attractions.

Hours: 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM

Homes with views and waterfalls

54 kilometres separate you from the city.

Options for Transportation: bus, personal vehicles

One of the most visited locations in Meghalaya, Nohkalikai Falls is one of the highest waterfalls in the world. Situated amid Khasi Hill, it provides picturesque vistas. Cherapunji's constant rainfall serves as the Nohkalikal Falls' water source.

Elephant Valley

Special: A stone that resembles an elephant

Ward's Lake and Umiam Lake are nearby attractions.

Timings: Available round the clock

Homes: stone resembling an elephant, views

Away From the City: 87 Km

Private cars and taxis are two modes of transportation.

Among the many natural wonders of Meghalaya are the breathtaking waterfalls. While exploring the evergreen Meghalaya, stop at the Elephant Falls and take some time to enjoy the breathtaking scenery. This location gets its name from an elephant-shaped stone at the base of the structure. Among the most visited falls in the Northeast is this one.

Mawlynnong Village

What Makes It Unique: Asia's Cleanest Village

Church of The Epiphany and the Living Root Bridge are two nearby attractions.

Hours: round-the-clock

Homes: Bamboo homes, picturesque vistas, and waterfalls

Distance: 141 kilometres from the city

Options for transportation: buses, taxis, and private automobiles

You'll understand why Mawlynnong is the cleanest village in Asia after taking a tour of it. It is located in one of Meghalaya's most exotic locales. This settlement attracts tourists with its babbling waterfalls, root bridges, clean surroundings, and picturesque perspective. Along with the scenery and waterfalls, you'll also come across bamboo homes where you can stay and get a taste of the local way of life.

The best time to visit Meghalaya

The summertime
Temperatures in Meghalaya range from 12 to 30 degrees Celsius during the summer months of April through June. Summertime offers lovely mornings and evenings that are ideal for sightseeing and a wide range of outdoor activities. Discover the well-known festivals of Meghalaya, such as Shad Suk Mynsiem and Chad Sukra, which are observed over three days in April. Everything brightens up and gets swept up in the celebration. All around Meghalaya, you can see traditional ceremonies, music, and dancing.

The Monsoon Season

The months with the most rainfall are June through October. During these months, the area experiences intense and continuous downpours. The rainiest cities in the world, Cherrapunji and Mawsynram, are located there as well. Monsoon season makes sightseeing and outdoor activities extremely challenging. It is advisable to avoid visiting Meghalaya during the rainy season. However, the area appears lush and new due to the recent heavy rains. During the monsoon season, the entire state is covered with lush greenery. In addition, most of the bodies of water are full of water, and you can witness waterfalls tumbling down with great force. Go ahead and schedule a trip during the monsoon if you enjoy the rain.

The Winter Month

Starting in November and lasting through February is the winter season. Wintertime temperature variations range from 3 to 15 degrees Celsius. These months frequently bring fog in the mornings and nights, but throughout the day it is still possible to go sightseeing. Walking and other exciting outdoor activities are ideal in the cold, misty weather.

How To Reach Meghalaya?

By Air

Meghalaya's one airport is located 35 kilometres from Shillong in Umroi. After arriving at the airport, you can go to your destination via taxi or cab. There aren't many flights available because the airport isn't well-connected to other Indian cities. However, make sure to review the most recent information and adjust your itinerary accordingly.

By Train

At the moment, Meghalaya does not have any train stations. To get to the capital of Meghalaya, you can take the nearest station, located in Guwahati, which is 100 miles from Shillong. A popular route to Meghalaya is via the Guwahati station, which has excellent connections to other Indian towns.

By Bus

Because it is affordable and easy, a lot of people use this mode of transportation to go to Meghalaya. You can choose from a variety of buses, both standard and luxury. In Meghalaya, taxis or cabs are frequently used by tourists to go to their destinations because buses are unstable and uncomfortable.