MizoramAizawl City & Culture
3 days in Mizoram: Solomon's Temple; Reiek Tlang (Reiek Hill); Mizoram State Museum.
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Meghalaya · Culture & Heritage
A classic Meghalaya circuit covering the 'Scotland of the East' and the wettest place on earth, featuring living root bridges, dramatic waterfalls and the cleanest village in Asia.
Collected in Guwahati and up into the hills, about three hours, stopping at Umiam Lake where the water spreads blue between pine ridges. Evening loose at Police Bazar, which is where Shillong goes after dark. Overnight in Shillong.
All of Shillong in a day: the view from Shillong Peak over the whole plateau, Elephant Falls stepping down through the rock in three separate drops, Ward's Lake in the middle of town, the Don Bosco Museum — genuinely the best introduction to all eight states — and the Cathedral of Mary Help of Christians. Overnight in Shillong.
Down to Cherrapunjee through the Mawkdok Dympep Valley, where the road runs along the edge of a gorge that drops clean away. Nohkalikai plunging into its jade pool, the Arwah Caves with fossils in the limestone, and the Seven Sisters across the valley. Overnight in Cherrapunjee.
An early trek to Nongriat — around 3,500 steps down and back — to the Double Decker Living Root Bridge, two tiers grown from living rubber roots over generations. Then Mawlynnong, and Dawki, where the Umngot is clear enough that the boats look like they are floating on air. Back to Shillong. Overnight in Shillong.
Breakfast, then the drive back down to Guwahati for onward travel.



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