Morning: Fly from Delhi to Guwahati Airport (≈2.5 hrs). Upon arrival, enjoy a quick coffee at the airport lounge before boarding a private transfer to Shillong (≈3 hrs drive through scenic hills).
Afternoon: Check into your hotel in Shillong and unwind. Take a leisurely stroll around Ward’s Lake, where you can rent a paddle boat and admire the surrounding gardens.
Evening: Dine at a local restaurant serving Khasi cuisine, such as Jiva Kitchen, and explore the bustling Police Bazar market for handicrafts and street snacks.
Find HotelsMorning: Visit the panoramic viewpoint at Shillong Peak for sweeping vistas of the city and the Himalayas, followed by a short trek to the nearby Elephant Falls.
Afternoon: Explore the cultural treasures at the Don Bosco Museum, then relax at Laitlum Canyons, a breathtaking gorge ideal for photos.
Evening: Enjoy sunset drinks at a rooftop cafe overlooking the city, then sample local delicacies like Jadoh and Pumaloi at a popular eatery.
Find HotelsMorning: Depart early for Cherrapunjee (≈2 hrs). First stop: the majestic Nohkalikai Falls, one of Asia’s tallest waterfalls.
Afternoon: Explore the subterranean wonders of Mawsmai Cave** and marvel at the cascading beauty of Seven Sisters Falls. A quick detour to Mawsynram offers insight into the world’s wettest place.
Evening: Return to Shillong, stopping at the picturesque Sweet Falls** for a brief photo session before a relaxed dinner back in town.
Find HotelsMorning: Travel to the crystal‑clear waters of Dawki River on the India‑Bangladesh border; take a boat ride to see the famous “Living Root Bridges” nearby.
Afternoon: Visit Mawlynnong Village**, Asia’s cleanest village, and trek to the nearby Balpakram** for its unique rock formations and wildlife sightings.
Evening: Head back to Guwahati, enjoy a farewell dinner at a riverside restaurant, and prepare for your flight back to Delhi the next day.
Find HotelsIf you have extra days, consider adding a visit to Jaintia Hills for the stunning Krang Suri Waterfalls or a trek to Khongri Peak. To shorten the trip, you can skip the Dawki‑Mawlynnong segment and spend the final evening in Shillong before flying back to Delhi. Remember to pack waterproof clothing and sturdy shoes, as many attractions involve rain‑sprayed trails.