Planning a refreshing escape from Bangalore to the lush hills of Northeast India? This Meghalaya tour package 6 days from Bangalore is designed for nature lovers, couples, families, and adventure seekers who want to explore the “Abode of Clouds” in a relaxed and well-planned way.

From misty waterfalls and crystal-clear rivers to living root bridges and charming hill towns, this 6-day Meghalaya itinerary covers all major highlights with comfortable pacing.

Day 1: Bangalore → Guwahati → Shillong (Approx. 100 km | 3–4 hrs)

Your Meghalaya journey begins with a flight from Bangalore to Guwahati. Upon arrival, meet our representative and drive towards Shillong, the capital of Meghalaya.

En-route Sightseeing:

• Umiam Lake (Barapani) – Perfect photo stop with scenic hill views 
• Optional boating (subject to weather) 

Evening:

• Check in to your hotel in Shillong 
• Leisure walk around Police Bazaar 
• Enjoy local Khasi cuisine 

Overnight stay: Shillong

Day 2: Shillong Local Sightseeing

After breakfast, explore the colonial charm and natural beauty of Shillong.

Attractions Covered:

• Shillong Peak – Highest viewpoint in the city 
• Elephant Falls – Three-tier cascading waterfall 
• Ward’s Lake – Peaceful garden lake 
• Don Bosco Museum – Culture of Northeast India 
• Cathedral of Mary Help of Christians 

Evening:

• Free time for café hopping and shopping 

Overnight stay: Shillong

Day 3: Shillong → Cherrapunji (Sohra) (Approx. 60 km | 2–3 hrs)

Drive to Cherrapunji, one of the wettest places on Earth, famous for waterfalls and limestone caves.

En-route & Sightseeing:

• Shillong View Point 
• Nohkalikai Falls – India’s tallest plunge waterfall 
• Seven Sisters Falls 
• Mawsmai Cave 
• Eco Park 

Evening:

• Enjoy misty landscapes and serene surroundings 

Overnight stay: Cherrapunji

Day 4: Cherrapunji → Double Decker Living Root Bridge Trek → Cherrapunji

An adventurous day for nature and trekking lovers.

Highlights:

• Trek to Double Decker Living Root Bridge (Nongriat) 
• Experience ancient bio-engineering by Khasi tribes 
• Optional swim in natural pools (seasonal) 

Note: Trek difficulty is moderate; suitable fitness required.

Evening:

• Return to hotel and relax 

Overnight stay: Cherrapunji

Day 5: Cherrapunji → Dawki → Mawlynnong → Shillong

After breakfast, proceed to the Indo-Bangladesh border region.

Attractions Covered:

• Dawki River (Umngot River) – Famous for crystal-clear water boating 
• Indo-Bangladesh Border 
• Mawlynnong Village – Asia’s cleanest village 
• Sky Walk & Living Root Bridge (short walk) 

Drive back to Shillong in the evening.

Overnight stay: Shillong

Day 6: Shillong → Guwahati → Bangalore

After breakfast, check out and drive to Guwahati.

Optional Sightseeing (Time Permitting):

• Kamakhya Temple 
• Brahmaputra River view 

Board your return flight to Bangalore with unforgettable memories of Meghalaya.

Why Choose This Meghalaya Tour Package from Bangalore?

• Perfect for first-time Meghalaya travelers 
• Covers Shillong, Cherrapunji, Dawki & Mawlynnong 
• Balanced mix of nature, culture & adventure 
• Ideal duration for Bangalore working professionals 
• Customizable for couples, families & groups 

Best Time to Book Meghalaya Tour Package 6 Days from Bangalore

• October to April: Best weather for sightseeing 
• June to September: Lush greenery & waterfalls (monsoon lovers) 

Inclusions (Customizable)

• Airport transfers & sightseeing 
• Comfortable hotel stays 
• Daily breakfast 
• Experienced local driver 
• All tolls & parking 

FAQs – Meghalaya Tour

1. How do I reach Meghalaya from Bangalore?

You can take a direct or connecting flight from Bangalore to Guwahati, followed by a road journey to Shillong.

2. Is 6 days enough for Meghalaya?

Yes, 6 days is ideal to cover Shillong, Cherrapunji, Dawki, and Mawlynnong comfortably.

3. Is this package suitable for families?

Absolutely. The itinerary is family-friendly with optional adventure activities.

4. What is the cost of a Meghalaya tour package from Bangalore?

Prices vary based on hotel category, season, and group size. Budget, standard, and luxury options are available.

5. Is the Living Root Bridge trek mandatory?

No, it’s optional. Alternative sightseeing can be arranged.

6. What should I pack for Meghalaya?

Light woolens, rain jacket, comfortable shoes, and basic medicines.

7. Is Meghalaya safe for tourists?

Yes, Meghalaya is considered one of the safest states in Northeast India.

8. Can this itinerary be customized?

Yes, the Meghalaya tour package 6 days from Bangalore is fully customizable.

9. Do I need permits for Meghalaya?

No permits are required for Indian tourists.

10. Is Dawki boating available year-round?

Boating is best from October to April, subject to river conditions.

11. Is Meghalaya suitable for budget travelers?

Yes, it offers affordable stays and transport options.

12. What is special about living root bridges?

They are natural bridges grown from tree roots over decades.

13. Is alcohol allowed in Meghalaya?

Yes, alcohol is legally available in licensed outlets.

14. Are ATMs available in Meghalaya?

Yes, ATMs are available in major towns.

15. Is Meghalaya crowded with tourists?

Not usually, except during peak seasons.

16. What wildlife can be seen in Meghalaya?

You may spot birds, butterflies, and forest wildlife.

17. Can I travel Meghalaya by self-drive?

Yes, self-drive trips are possible and popular.

18. What festivals are celebrated in Meghalaya?

Wangala, Nongkrem Dance Festival, and Shad Suk Mynsiem.

19. Is Meghalaya good for weekend trips?

Yes, Shillong is ideal for short trips.

20. What is the average Meghalaya tour cost?

Costs vary based on duration and hotel category.

21. Are medical facilities available in Meghalaya?

Yes, hospitals and clinics are available in cities.

22. Is Meghalaya good for eco-tourism?

Yes, it promotes sustainable and eco-friendly tourism.

23. Can children enjoy a Meghalaya tour?

Yes, nature, waterfalls, and boat rides are kid-friendly.

24. What currency is used in Meghalaya?

Indian Rupee (INR).

25. Is Meghalaya good for offbeat travel?

Yes, many unexplored villages and trails exist.

26. Can Meghalaya be visited year-round?

Yes, but weather conditions vary by season.

27. Are local guides trustworthy?

Yes, most local guides are reliable and knowledgeable.

28. Is Meghalaya good for nature lovers?

Absolutely, it’s one of India’s greenest states.

29. What makes Meghalaya unique?

Its rainfall, clean villages, tribal culture, and landscapes.

30. Why should I choose Meghalaya for my next tour?

Meghalaya offers untouched beauty, safety, affordability, and unforgettable experiences.

31. Can senior citizens travel to Meghalaya?

Yes, with comfortable planning and minimal trekking.

32. Are roads good for Meghalaya tours?

Main roads are good; some hilly roads may be narrow.

33. Is Meghalaya good for photography?

Yes, it’s a paradise for nature and landscape photography.

34. What souvenirs can I buy from Meghalaya?

Local handicrafts, bamboo products, and traditional shawls.

35. What is the climate of Meghalaya?

Mild summers, cool winters, and heavy monsoons.