Assam Meghalaya Tour

Assam Meghalaya Tour

7 days / 6 nightsStarts Guwahati
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7 days
6 nights
Guwahati
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Nov–Apr (Jun–Sep heavy rains)

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Overview

Tour overview

What is popularly known as ‘the tea capitals of India’ also offers you a host of options to choose for sightseeing exploration. Both Assam and Meghalaya have plenty of national parks to visit. Moreover, you can explore the elephant waterfalls, ancient temples, boat cruises in the Brahmaputra and so on. You will get a chance to see the wild water buffaloes and endangered one-horned rhinos. Moreover, in this northeast package, adventure junkies can also opt for activities like trekking, camping, mountain biking, rafting, and boat racing at many locations within the vicinity of the town. So get in touch with our travel experts who will help you to customize your holiday and plan a trip to Assam.
WaytoIndia’s 7 days 6 nights Assam Meghalaya tour takes you through the most beautiful and serene splendor of the North-eastern part of India. It is a region that is endowed with incredible natural beauty. Both these quaint towns of Meghalaya and Assam offer some adventurous expeditions making it a perfect holiday destination. View our in-depth itinerary to know more.

Tour highlights

Guwahati
Shillong
Cherrapunjee
Kaziranga

Destinations covered

GuwahatiKazirangaShillong

Best Time

Nov–Apr (Jun–Sep heavy rains)

Ideal For

Families, Nature Lovers, Photographers, Friends

Day by day

Day-by-day itinerary

A carefully paced plan, day by day. Tap any day for the stay, meals and altitude detail.

Upon arrival at the airport, our company representative will greet youassist you in transferring to Shillong.Once you have embarked on the road journey, savour on a good meal and make a quick stop en-route to enjoy some sightseeing. Your tour commences in the beautiful north-east by visiting the Umium Lake (open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., no entry fees).It is one of the enormous water bodies that will soothe you with its purity. In Meghalaya, this lake serves to be a major tourist attraction because of it being a flourished destination for water sports and adventurous activities. Visitors can opt for scooting, kayaking, boating and water cycling and add on some thrilling experiences to their journey.This beautiful spot is also a part of a hydro-electric project. The lake is commonly known as Big Water or ‘Barapani’ because it is a supreme place to experience the natural magnificence of Shillong. The added emerald-tinted hill in the surrounding is another attraction that lures the tourists to this astonishing lake. On arrival in Shillong, check in to the hotel and retire for the night.
On day 2 of your Assam Meghalaya tour, enjoy breakfast and proceed to Cherrapunjee. It is aplace thathas been enrolled in The Guinness Book ofWorldRecord for being the wettest place on the earth. The title it has earned is because of the heavy rainfall recorded here year after year. It pours so much that the rainfall is measuredin feet rather than millimetres. The most exciting part is that there is only one season which is monsoon but surprisingly it rains only in the night so that it causes no disturbance for the tourists to explore this marvellous place. The rainfall may fluctuate from higher to lower but no month goes without aspiring rains. After exploring this spectacular region, get back to Shillong by evening. Walk around in the astounding market areas, spending some time in Bara Bazar and Police Bazar which are one of the most electrifying markets for purchasing a variety of souvenirs. Do not forget to bargain as there are many chances of getting pricey and best quality gifts at affordable prices. Also, Police Bazaar is known as the leading shopping arcades in Shillong and is considered as a foremost marker of the city. Later, return back to the hotel to spend the night in the comfort of the hotel.
After a fresh morning walk in the complex of your hotel, devour a healthy breakfast and check out of the hotel as you begin the third day of your Meghalaya tourism. Start your journey to Kaziranga. This road trip would be thrilling as it will take you through dense jungles. Owing to the implementation of some incredible wildlife conservation actions, the region has effectively managed to nurture the population of superior one-horned rhinoceros. There is a gigantic expanse of giant elephant grass, swamp and the presence of Brahmaputra River gives this small forest landan alluring look. On arrival at the hotel in Kaziranga, check in and enjoy an overnight stay amidst the lush greenery surrounding you.
After an early morning breakfast, visit the Kaziranga National Park on the fourth day of your Assam tour package(open 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., entry fees INR 100 / 650 for Indians / Foreigners). This park is identified for its good inhabitants of animals along with the floral and faunal conservation that ultimately adds to the popularity of the park. A day full of adventures begins as you hop on to the jeep for the most exciting Elephant Safari. Later you will be taken alongside jungle areas which are covered by most lavished florals. You can choose to trek in the park and stumble upon exotic wildlife creatures along with some bird watching. After enjoying the Safari, Boating awaits you at Kaziranga. You will be fascinated to feel some cool water splashes after a breath taking ride of safari. Later, you can also visit the tea and coffee gardens that will take you through the process of cultivation. Indulge in some tea and coffee tastings to refill and boot up energy for upcoming turns of the journey. Get back to the hotel to spend the overnight and cherish the memories you made throughout the day.
After some palatable morning breakfast, we will commence the fifth day of Assam Meghalaya tour with a long drive to Guwahati. The journey will give you ample opportunities to capture a bunch of pictures and preserve it in your memory vault. Guwahati is the largest and one of the fastest growing Indian cities.This region gives its visitors a synopsis of diverse wildlife which includes exceptional animals such as Asian elephants, pythons, tigers, rhinoceros and much more. En-route, the mountainous regions and the pasture around the country-side lakes will leave you enthralled. Build you excitement as you make your way to the town that is surrounded by emerald green meadows and multi-coloured flowerbeds. Besides being an attraction, it is a huge tourist base point. On arrival check into the hotel. In the evening visit the Shankardev Kalaskhetra (open 10 a.m. to 7 pm., free entry). It is a non-profit cultural institution that also houses a museum for art lovers, a library and provides a variety of facilities for preserving and demonstrating civilizing items. There is an open-air theatre in the Kalaskhetra premises where traditional dance and drama shows take place and are performed by trained and recognised artists from all corners of the world. The chance of catching one of such shows in an open theatre will set you back in amaze. Spend the overnight at the hotel and be prepared for another exhilarating day to arrive.
The sixth day of this Assam Meghalaya package starts with some toothsome breakfast and visits to three very popular temples- the Kamakhya temple, the Navagraha temple and the Umananda temple. The Kamakhya temple (open 7 a.m. to 5.15 a.m., no entry fees) is dedicated to the tantric goddess. The Devi is famous as the bleeding goddess and in the month of Ashaad (June), the goddess is believed to be menstruating and the Brahmaputra river near the temple turns red. The temple then remains closed for 3 days during that time and the holy water is distributed among the devotees. The Navagraha temple (open 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 4 p.m. to 7 p.m., no entry fees) is the one that is dedicated to the nine main celestial bodies of Hindu astronomy. A Shivalingam is placed in the centre that symbolises the Sun. The Umananda temple (open 5:30 a.m. - 6:00 p.m., no entry fees) is dedicated to Lord Shiva. It is nestled in a serene peacock island amidst the mighty Brahmaputra. Sit down for some time here and absorb the exquisiteness of the place. Later, return to the hotel in Guwahati for a delightful meal and to spend the night.
It is finally the day to wrap all the memories that you crafted and safely carry them back home. After consuming some healthy breakfast, checkout from the hotel and proceed towards the airport or railway station for onwards journey to home. Your 6 nights/ 7 days Assam Meghalaya tour package ends here.

Temples on the way

Sacred temples you can visit

On this journey you come close to 1 holy temple of India, from the Shakti Peetha circuit. Below you can see each temple and how far it is from where you stay, so you can plan your darshan with a calm mind and enough time.

Where you stay

Kamakhya Shakti Peetha

Shakti Peetha · Shakti · Assam

While you stay at Guwahati, you can have darshan at Kamakhya Shakti Peetha.

UNESCO World Heritage

World Heritage Sites on this journey

This tour takes you close to 1 UNESCO World Heritage Site of India. These are places the world has recognised as our shared treasure. Below you can see each one and how far it is from where you stay, so you can plan your darshan and sightseeing with time to spare.

Right where you stay

Kaziranga National Park

Natural · Inscribed 1985 · Assam

While you stay at Kaziranga, you can visit Kaziranga National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Want to plan your trip around India’s World Heritage Sites? See all UNESCO World Heritage Sites of India.

Travel tips

Travel Tips

Travel Tips For This Tour

Travel Tips For Assam Meghalaya Tour


Travel Tips for your Assam Meghalaya tour


Best Time to Visit

The best time to undertake this Assam Meghalaya tour package is from April to June. During this time, hills are lush green with pine forests, cherry blossoms and overall a mild tropical climate. Summer is extremely humid and travelling in that season should be avoided.

Some Rules and Regulations that will come handy while you travel to Assam and Meghalaya

  • Indian nationals need an ILP (Inner Line Permit) to enter the states of Arunachal Pradesh. Apply for it online or have your travel agent sort it out for you well in advance.
  • Trekkers will need to carry comfortable hiking boots and appropriate warm clothes.
  • Taking pictures or filming inside ancient temples and other religious establishments is not permitted. Check for signs put up at such places before filming.
  • The locals expect their visitors to dress respectfully and modestly. Also, do not wander off alone in secluded areas and avoid night-time road journey.
  • Maintain cleanliness to avoid being fined. If found littering and disobeying the rules, it may lead to a fine of INR 5,000.
  • Book tickets for Safari’s at the National Park one day in advance. The elephant ride costs about INR 900 / 1500 for Indians / Foreigners.

Other Basic Tips and Suggestions

  • Carrying plastic money instead of cash is a safer option. It saves yourself from theft and losing money on your travel to Assam. ATM’s are widely available in the city and credit and debit cards are also accepted at major tourist places.
  • Carry basic first aid kit and include medicines for motion sickness. Meghalayatourism comprises of travel through high rugged terrains and twists and turns. During road journeys these medicines can come handy.
  • Although transfers will be arranged for and cabs and auto rickshaws are widely available for the local commute, you will have to heavily rely on foot power in these towns. Wear comfortable shoes to be on the go.
  • Make sure to take in the several smaller towns when covering the Assam to Meghalaya distance. It will make your journey more colourful and fun.

What travellers say

What travellers say

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“A big thanks to Way To India for organising such a truly memorable and spiritually fulfilling experience during our 12 Jyotirlinga Darshan pilgrimage from 1st May to 18th May. They organized the entire journey exceptionally well, ensuring that every aspect of the trip was smooth, comfortable, and hassle-free. From transportation and hotel arrangements to darshan planning and coordination, everything was managed professionally. Despite the extensive travel across multiple destinations, the itinerary was well-structured, allowing us to complete all the Jyotirlinga darshans comfortably. Thanks to staff of Way To India, especially, Ms Neha, who was supportive, responsive, and attentive throughout the journey, always ready to assist whenever needed. Her dedication and careful planning made this sacred pilgrimage stress-free and enjoyable. I sincerely appreciate their excellent service, commitment, and hospitality. Highly recommend Way To India to anyone planning a spiritual tour, especially for the 12 Jyotirlinga Yatra. Thank you for making this divine journey so special and memorable.”
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“We have successfully completed the 12 Jyotirlinga Yatra, with Waytoindia and it was a truly blessed and unforgettable journey. Every aspect of the tour was well planned and professionally organized, from transportation and accommodations to temple visits and sightseeing. Visiting all twelve sacred Jyotirlingas was a deeply spiritual experience. The itinerary was designed efficiently, allowing us to have darshan at each shrine comfortably while enjoying the cultural and religious significance of every destination. We sincerely appreciate the excellent support and coordination throughout the trip. The team was always available to assist, ensuring a smooth and stress-free pilgrimage. Thank you Waytoindia for making our dream of completing the 12 Jyotirlinga Yatra a reality. We highly recommend this tour to anyone seeking a well-organized and spiritually enriching pilgrimage experience. Har Har Mahadev! 🙏🕉️”
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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

For the Assam Meghalaya tour, you do not need any special permits unless you plan to visit Arunachal Pradesh, where an Inner Line Permit (ILP) is required. You can apply for the ILP online or have your travel agent assist you in obtaining it well in advance.

The best time to visit Assam and Meghalaya is from April to June. During these months, the weather is pleasant, with lush greenery and blooming cherry blossoms. Avoid visiting during the peak summer months due to high humidity.

Pack comfortable clothing suitable for warm weather, along with a light jacket for cooler evenings. Hiking boots are essential for treks, and don’t forget your camera, sunscreen, and insect repellent. Also, carry a reusable water bottle to stay hydrated.

While Assam and Meghalaya are generally safe for travelers, it's advisable to avoid wandering alone in secluded areas, especially at night. Stick to well-populated places and always inform someone about your whereabouts.

Respect local customs by dressing modestly, especially when visiting religious sites. Always ask for permission before taking photos of people or their property. It's also important to maintain cleanliness and avoid littering.

Travel times vary; for example, the drive from Guwahati to Shillong takes approximately 3.5 hours, while Shillong to Kaziranga can take around 7 hours. Always factor in additional time for breaks and sightseeing.

Yes, taking pictures inside ancient temples and certain religious sites is often prohibited. Always look for signs indicating photography rules and respect the local customs regarding photography.

Transportation during the Assam Meghalaya tour typically includes private vehicles for convenience. Ensure your vehicle is well-maintained and comfortable for the long drives between destinations.

Mobile connectivity can be limited in remote areas of Assam and Meghalaya. It's advisable to inform family or friends about your travel plans and consider carrying a local SIM card for better coverage.

Local cuisine in Assam and Meghalaya features rice, fish, and meat dishes, often flavored with local herbs. Be open to trying new foods, but if you have dietary restrictions, communicate them clearly to your hosts.

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