Umananda Island: World's smallest inhabited river island, accessible only by boat across the vast Brahmaputra River
Peak Waterfall Volume: Traveling in September means Nohkalikai and Seven Sisters Falls are at their full, dramatic post-monsoon volume
Dual Living Root Bridge Experiences: Compare the intense 3,500-step trek to Nongriat's Double Decker Bridge with the easily accessible single Riwai Root Bridge in Mawlynnong
Maa Kamakhya Darshan: A rare opportunity to visit one of India’s most revered Shakti Peethas before heading into the mountains.
A versatile September itinerary blending Guwahati’s spiritual landmarks with Meghalaya’s pine hills, colossal waterfalls, rainforest treks, and clear border rivers
Day 1: Arrival in Guwahati to Shillong
Highlights: Arrive in Guwahati and receive a private transfer
Overnight: Shillong
Day 2: Shillong Local Sightseeing
Highlights: Panoramic views from Shillong Peak
Overnight: Shillong
Day 3: Shillong to Cherrapunji (Sohra)
Highlights: Scenic drive stopping at Mawkdok Dympep Valley Viewpoint
Overnight: Cherrapunji
Day 4: Nongriat Adventure Trek
Highlights: Drive to Tyrna Village and trek down thousands of steps through tropical forest
Overnight: Cherrapunji
Day 5: Cherrapunji to Dawki, Mawlynnong & Jowai
Highlights: Drive to Dawki near the Bangladesh border for views and optional boating along the Umngot River
Overnight: Jowai
Day 6: Jowai to Guwahati Departure
Highlights: Drive back through the Jaintia and Khasi hills down to Assam
Accommodation as mentioned
Buffet breakfast
Sightseeing as per itinerary
Private sedan for all transfers and sightseeing
Well-spoken and knowledgeable driver
All applicable toll charges & parking charges
Airport / Railway Station transfers as per itinerary
Lunch & Dinner
Monument entry tickets
Adventure activities (e.g., boating at Umananda/Dawki)
Border / permit charges
Personal expenses & travel insurance
Camera / video charges at monuments
Anything not specifically mentioned under inclusions
Guwahati (Days 1 & 6): The principal city in Assam on the banks of the Brahmaputra River
Umananda Island (Day 1): Located right in the middle of the Brahmaputra River near Guwahati city, reachable via a short boat ferry
Shillong (Days 1 & 2): Capital of Meghalaya, located in the East Khasi Hills, ~100 km south of Guwahati
Cherrapunji / Sohra (Days 3 & 4): Located ~55 km south of Shillong along high cliffs overlooking Bangladesh
Tyrna & Nongriat (Day 4): Tyrna is the road-head village ~20 km from Sohra where the ~3,500-step jungle descent to Nongriat begins
Dawki & Mawlynnong (Day 5): Situated along the southern border of Meghalaya facing Bangladesh
Jowai (Day 5): The tranquil capital of the West Jaintia Hills district, located east of Dawki