Cherrapunji in Meghalaya is one of the wettest places on the planet and the only place in India to receive rain throughout the year. The town of Cherrapunji is nestled in the East Khasi Hills about 50 km southwest of the state’s capital, Shillong. Cherrapunji, also known as Sohra or Churra, means ‘the land of oranges’. The cliffs of Cherrapunji also offer stunning views of the plains of Bangladesh. Cherrapunji is famous for its living root bridges, a result of bio-engineering practiced by the locals. The bridges can bear 50 people at a time and are spectacular to watch (though the one-of-its-kind double-decker root bridge requires at least a few hours of trekking)Dawki has long been a hotbed for tourism in Meghalaya, and most of the credit for the same can safely be given to the exquisite Umngot River and its clear-as-day water. Situated right along the border of India and Bangladesh, Dawki lies in the West Jaintia Hills district of Meghalaya and is quite a busy spot due to its strategic location. Other well-known gems of the state like Mawlynnong – the cleanest village in Asia – and the fascinating living root bridges that are commonly seen in this part of Meghalaya also make up a fascinating aspect of getting on a road trip to Dawki. The stunning views of the surrounding hills and the river are definitely a treat for the eyes as well.

Airports: – Guwahati

Highlights of Tour

• Highest Rainfall – Cherrapunji
• Natural Double Decker Bridge
• Crystal Clear water Lake – Dawki
• Korstep Village