Description: 

Shilong: Shillong is a hill station in northeast India and capital of the state of Meghalaya. It’s known for the manicured gardens at Lady Hydari Park. Nearby, Ward’s Lake is surrounded by walking trails. North, the Don Bosco Centre for Indigenous Cultures features displays on the region’s native people. Waterfalls include the Elephant Falls to the southwest. East of here, forested Shillong Peak offers city views.

Shillong Peak: At the height of 6449 ft and 1965 m above sea level, this is the highest point of Shillong. It offers a breathtaking panoramic view of the entire city, the Himalayas, its waterfalls as well as of the Bangladesh plains. A telescope is available for tourists to get a bird`s eye view. Trekking up to this semi-circular peak is highly recommended for the best views but it is often bounded by heavy fog. It is said that Shillong gets its name from this peak itself. Regional tales tell that the patron deity `Leishyllong` resides in the hills and protects the city from all evils. The U Shulong site at the top of the peak is sacred and every spring, a ritual is organised there. The place is situated at the air force base and features a radar station of the Indian Air Force. Due to security reasons, heavy checking is done at the gates, and tourists are asked to deposit their cameras.

Ward`s Lake: A pretty artificial lake surrounded by gardens is an ideal evening get away! Also known as the Polok Lake, it is usually flocked by couples, picnickers and locals. Boating and fountain dancing are big activities of this place. The complex also has a cafeteria and a Botanical Garden. the lake is located beneath the Governor`s Residence.

Lady Hydri Park: One of the most popular tourist attractions of Shillong, Lady Hydari Park is equally popular amidst locals and tourists. Covering an area of over a kilometer, this well-manicured lush garden also consists of a mini zoo. This zoo is home to around 140 reptile species, 73 avifauna species along with other mammals such as deer and serow. The other animals and birds that can be spotted here include Leopard, Jackal, Porcupine, Himalayan black bear, Kite, Hornbill and Mynah. The park gets its name from the wife of the Governor of Assam, Lady Hydari. Made in Japanese-style, the park also has a vast variety of orchids and flowering plants. Enjoy a leisure walk here, admire the greenery while sitting on a bench reading a book and spot animals staying in their natural habitat like space. The colorful flowers make the park all the more beautiful. Lady Hydari Park also has a museum and a kid’s playing zone with different swings such as slips, sea-saw and more. The museum displays the rich biodiversity of the state including pictures of rare animals of the region, elephant skulls, stuffed leopard and more. This park is an ideal space to spend some peaceful moments with your loved ones. Willow trees, rhododendron plants and small ponds can be seen in the park.

Don bosco center indigenous cultures: There is no better place than Don Bosco Center in Shillong; revered for indigenous Cultures. The museum is under the control of Salesian order of the Catholic Church and has plenty of information on the states of Assam, Meghalaya, Manipur, Mizoram, Arunachal Pradesh and Nagaland. The Don Bosco center or Museum in Shillong with its grandiloquent collection of pre-historic artifacts spreading over several galleries is one such place preserving the culture and heritage of Northeastern states. Some of the galleries you can see here are language gallery, photo gallery, agriculture gallery and musical instruments gallery, displaying different categories and various sections of striking artifacts. Not only this, the museum also contains a library, Otto Hopfenmueller library where you can get a lot of books and numerous records related to the Northeast India. Further, do not miss the most important and amazing Skywalk, from where you can adore the scenic Shillong. The Don Bosco center or Museum in Shillong is open all days of the week, except Sunday. The opening hours are from 9:00am to 5:30pm During Summer (February 01-November 30) and 09:00 am to 04:30 pm During Winter (December 01 to January 31).The entry charges for Indian tourists- Rs. 100 and for foreign tourists- Rs. 200.

Elephant Falls: Named after an Elephant like stone at its foot, the Elephant Falls are amongst the most popular falls in the North-East, situated next to Shillong. It is a tourists` paradise with three layers of the falls accessible to the layman from different vantage points. The Britishers named this fall so owing to the presence of an elephant-shaped rock on one side of the fall. However, the stone disintegrated and was washed away due to an earthquake in 1897. At Elephant Falls one can get very close to the falls and enjoy its serenity and might. This is also a superb place for spending some time in the midst of nature while capturing the incredible moments for your keepsake. These breathtaking falls were referred to as `Ka Kshaid Lai Pateng Khohsiew` by the local Khasi people, which means `The Three Step Waterfalls`, as these falls consist of three mesmerising falls in succession. The first of the three waterfalls are tucked between the dense trees and are very broad. The second waterfall reduces to thin strands of water and is almost negligible in winters due to the receding water levels. The third and the most visible waterfall is the tallest with clear water flowing like a sheet of milk on the dark rocks in the backdrop. Out of the three, the third waterfall tends to strike the visitors as the most impressive. Elephant Falls is a great stopover destination before one head for further journeys into Meghalaya. Located 12 km away from the capital city of Shillong, it is one of the most visited falls in the beautiful state.

Cherrapunji: Cherrapunjee, also known as Sohra, is a high-altitude town in the northeast Indian state of Meghalaya. It`s known for its living root bridges, made from rubber trees. To the northeast, Mawkdok Dympep Valley View Point overlooks verdant gorges. In the surrounding hills, the Noh-Kalikai, Dain-Thlen and Kynrem waterfalls plunge from forested clifftops. South of town, Mawsmai Cave is illuminated to show its stalagmites..

Mawlynnong Village: Mawlynnong is a small village in the East Khasi Hills district in Meghalaya, the abode of changing clouds. Mawlynnong is famous for its matrilineal society as well as having been declared Asia`s cleanest village which comes under the Pynursla community development block and legislative assembly constituency. Mawlynnong is a village in the East Khasi Hills district in the Indian state of Meghalaya. It is famous for its women-centric society as well as having been declared Asia`s cleanest village. As per the survey of 2014, there were about 95 homes in Mawlynnong. The literacy rate was 100%. The localites are chiefly occupied with agriculture, with betel nut being the main harvest. The people residing here belong to the Khasi Tribe while other tribes is Garo.

Umiam Lake: Umiam Lake, a mesmerizing man-made reservoir, is located at a distance of 15 kilometers north of Shillong which is the capital of the north-eastern Indian state of Meghalaya. The lake was formed after a dam was constructed to generate hydroelectric power. The serene lake or the reservoir is surrounded by thick coniferous forests and expands over an area of about 222 square kilometers. The area of this lake is four times the size of San Marino or Bermuda. It is encircled by lush green East Khasi hills that form one of the best panoramic sights for nature-lovers in the country. The picturesque location and the serene beauty of the lake attract tourists from all over the world. The sunrises are a treat to the eyes and shouldn`t be missed. The Umiam Lake has a park adjoining it which is a hotspot for picnics and frequented by locals for a getaway from their busy scheduled. There is something for everyone at the Lake. Students and nature-lovers can admire the flora and fauna as they study the science behind the dam, children can spend some time in the park with their parents, visitors can take a long boat ride in the lake, and adventure lovers can enjoy boating and various water-sports. There are a few islands in the lake that can be used as pit-stops if one requires a moment of rest while boating through the lake. Apart from the tranquillity that this place has to offer, one can also observe the daily life of the natives who come to the lake in search of twigs and grass or the fishermen canoeing in the still waters. In summers, the shores are adorned by beautiful Gulmohar trees while in winters, the water level recedes and turns azure.

Mawsynram: Currently the wettest place on earth (tough competition with Cherrapunjee), Mawsynram receives 12m of rain annually. The generosity of mother nature can be easily seen and experienced with the fresh air, blue skies waterfalls and lush greenery.

Package Details: 

Package Name : Shillong Tour Package

Package Days : 4 Night/ 5 Days

Tour Coverage Place :  Shillong- Barapani lake, Wards lake, Lady Hydrel park and Zoo, Golf field, Church, Shillong peak, Elephant falls.

Cherapunji  -noikalikai falls, seven sisters falls, Mausmei cave, Eco park etc.
Mawlingnong- Balance rock, Mawlynnong Village Cleanest village, Living root bridge etc.

8,500/- Per Head (Min - 6 Adult)

10,175/- Per Head (Min - 4 Adult)  

Plan: EP (Only Room)

Car: Swift Dizare/Polo/ Alto/ and Innova/Tavera

Room: Standard Dbl Bed Room in Budget Hotel

1st Day : Arrivel Guwahati Airport/Rail Station and transfer to Shillong(120 kms/3 hrs). On the way visit Barapani lake. Arrive Shillong, afternoon free for leisure and night stay. 

 2nd Day: Day for Mawlingnong and Dawki (India-Bangladesh border) tour and (100 kms one way), Visit Balance rock, Cleanest village Mawlingnong, Living root bridge etc. night stay at shillong. 

 3rd Day: Day for Cherrapunji tour (65 kms one way) & visit Noikalikai falls, seven Sisters falls, Mausmei cave, Eco park etc. Evening back to Shillong. Overnight stay at Shillong.

  4th Day: Shillong local tour with Smith and Laitlum, Visit Don Bosco Monument, Ward’s Lake where can enjoy boating, Botanical Garden and Lady Hydri Park, Zoo, Golf field, Church, Shillong peak, Elephant falls. Overnight Stay in Shilong Hotel. 

 5th Day: After breakfast drive to Guwahati Airport/Rail Station and Tour end.

• Transportation from Guwahati Airport/Rail Station to Guwahati Airport/Rail Station.
• All Pickup and Dropping Facility at one Point in Guwahati Airport/Rail Station
• Good Hotel Accommodation for 4 Night and 5 Days
• Car Service
• Driver TA and DA
• All Fuel Charges
• All State Taxes
• All Toll Parking Fee

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