Pick up from Guwahati Airport to Shillong.
Enroute visit:
Kamakhya Temple: The Kamakhya temple is dedicated to the tantric goddesses. Apart from the deity Kamakhya Devi, compound of the temple houses 10 other avatars of Kali namely Dhumavati, Matangi, Bagola, Tara, Kamala, Bhairavi, Chinnamasta, Bhuvaneshwari and Tripuara Sundari.
Umiam Lake– Explore the vast Umiam Lake via boat, and witness its beautiful sunset and landscapes.

After breakfast proceed to Mawphlang Village for a visit to the Sacred Grove. A local and very knowledgeable guide will be assigned for you who will show you inside the forest and tell you about the various plant species and medicinal remedies.

Mawphlang Sacred Grove - The sacred-groves which have been preserved since time immemorial, are in sharp contrast to their surrounding grasslands. These groves are generally rimmed by a dense growth of Castanopsis kurzii trees.
Enroute:
Elephant Falls – Descend along the two successive waterfall, with its beauty and captivating formation no less to each other.
Mawkdok Dympep Valley View - A beautiful bridge known to the locals as the Duwan Singh Syiem Bridge, the entrance to the Sohra tourist circuit. From here the landscape abruptly changes into picturesque deep gorges.
**Option for the Adventure Seekers:
An option for a trek at the Historical David’s Scott Pony Trail Path which is a 12 km easy to moderate level trek from Mawphlang to Lad Mawphlang.
David Scott Trail is an old trekking route that is counted amongst the most famous ones in Meghalaya. It is named after a British officer David Scott, who discovered and established it as a mule track to travel from Assam to Bangladesh. This one-day route extends up to 16 kilometres and takes just four hours to trek. Throughout the trail, trekkers are greeted by breathtaking vistas of mountainous streams, gurgling waterfalls, sprawling meadows, forest groves and traditional Khasi villages.
Evening arrive at Cherrapunjee for Overnight stay.

After breakfast enjoy the Sights of the “Wettest Place on Earth” Cherrapunjee.
One of those ultimate eco-friendly destinations, a place renowned all over the world for its highest rainfall, Cherrapunjee set against the backdrop of breath-taking landscape, it is a place to discover the Indian summer monsoons.
Dain-Thlen Falls – The waterfall derives its name from a Thlen or a snake of gigantic size which dwelt in a cave. Legend has it that the people destroyed the snake in order to rid themselves of its reign of terror.
Noh-Kalikai Falls - A hauntingly beautiful waterfall, cascading down from the top of the gorge to the mystic deep green pool below, reminding one of the tragic legend associated with it, of a grief stricken mother who plunged to her death, unable to overcome her sorrow over the murder of her daughter by her husband.
Arwah Cave - The Arwah Cave is a relatively new discovery and has speedily qualified as one of the “must-see” attractions in the Cherrapunjee of Meghalaya. It is a huge cave, but only a small part of it has been opened for the tourists. There are excellent rock formations and even small holes which lead to other parts of the cave.
Noh-Sngithiang Falls - The waterfalls are situated in a south westerly position and get illuminated by the sun from dawn to sunset. The vibrant colours of the setting sun on the waterfalls make it enchantingly beautiful.
Overnight Stay at Cherrapunjee.

Enroute
Mawlynnong – Take a walk in the park in the ‘Cleanest village in Asia’ also known as ‘God’s own garden’.
Riwai Village- Witness the bio-engineering feats of nature and man, a testimony of man living in harmony with nature which stood the test of time.
Dawki – Experience the enchanting green Umngot River with boating facilities, shop at the indigenous market and feel the excitement of visitors from both side at the international border, Bangladesh.
Evening return to Shillong for overnight stay.

After breakfast proceed to Jowai via Smit. Visit Nartiang Monolith Garden Known by legends which depicts the strength of the people of Jaintiapur Kingdom in the olden days. Aslo, the oldest Durga Temple which is believed to be one of the Shakti Peethas of Maa Durga.
Enroute
Smit Village – An administrative headquarter of Khyriem Syiemship. In the heart of the village there is the ‘Ing Sad’ where the queen mother, the custodian of the matrilineal society lives. The Ind Sad is a thatched house built without the use of any iron materials.
Laitlum- Laitlum canyon being one of the beautiful destination with its green lushy hills and experiencing life above the clouds.
Evening return to Shillong for overnight stay.

After breakfast time for packing and check out for onward Journey.