Get up close with nature and enjoy the majestic beauty of Elephant Falls. This three-tiered waterfall is named after its rock resembling an elephant, and is surrounded by lush green vegetation. Enjoy the peaceful atmosphere and take memorable family photos at the popular photo points.
Experience the cleanest village in Asia, Mawlynnong, which is well known for its eco-friendly measures. The village has garnered praise from around the world for its high cleanliness standards and waste management. While there, visit the living tree root bridge and try out the locally produced organic foods.
Discover the different indigenous cultures of the North East of India through the various exhibitions available at Don Bosco Centre for Indigenous Cultures. From traditional dresses to hand-crafted musical instruments, this centre offers a memorable experience.
Take a beautiful drive towards Upper Shillong to reach the highest point in Shillong, Shillong Peak. Witness the breathtaking views of the entire city, including the rolling hills and lush green valleys. Take pictures and enjoy the panoramic views over a picnic lunch.
Go on a family trekking adventure on the David Scott Trail, a historic trail named after a British administrator. This 16-kilometer-long stunning trail connects Meghalaya and Assam, in the rainforest-clad hills of Meghalaya, with picturesque views. Discover rare birds, unique flora and fauna along the way and a refreshing dip in the natural swimming spot at the end.
Complete your trip with a relaxing visit to Wards Lake, a beautiful artificial lake that was built during the British era. The park is a popular family spot for canoe rides and boating, surrounded by flowering plants, pine trees and a sparkling waterfall. Bring food for a memorable family picnic in the picturesque garden.
Some places have changing weather conditions, so it's best to check beforehand. Add a visit to Laitlum Canyon if you have an extra day. For those who want to learn more about the history of the region, visit the Don Bosco Museum. If time is restricted, forgo the David Scott Trail.