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Guwahati-Shillong-Cherrapunjee Itinerary: 6 Days/5 Nights
Day 1: Reach Guwahati
Pickup from Guwahati airport/railway station to hotel. After lunch visit Srimanta Shankardev Kalakshetra. Take a river cruise in the evening
Overnight in Guwahati.
Day 2: Guwahati to Shillong
After breakfast drive to Shillong: Enroute visit Umiam lake.
Overnight in Shillong.
Day 3: In Cherrapunji
After breakfast drive to Cherrapunji (60 km). The beautiful waterfall Noh-ka-likai is at Cherrapunji. Explore some of the caves in and around Cherrapunjee. Visit Double Decker Living Root Bridge. Return to Shillong, en-route visit Elephanta falls and Shillong peak for some breathtaking views.
Stay overnight in Shillong.
Stay overnight in Shillong.
Day 4: In Shillong
Shillong sightseeing with Mawlynnong.
Overnight in Shillong.
Day 5: Shillong to Guwahati
Post breakfast do Shillong local sightseeing and transfer to Guwahati
Overnight in Guwahati
Day 6: Drop for onward journey
Early morning Visit Kamakhya Temple.
Post lunch drop at Guwahati airport/rly station for return journey.
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North East Part of India is a traveller’s delight. West Bengal is the gateway of accessing North East India through a narrow corridor (Siliguri Corridor). West Bengal also has rich potential as a tourist destination. It is the only state in India having a sea at its south and the great Himalaya at its North.
North East India is a majestic land of amazing caves, big mount hills, forest & national park, lakes, forts, revers etc. The region offers almost all kind of tourist activities, trekking, Mountaineering, Buddhist circuit tours, jungle Safaris, cultural tours, hiking, rafting, cave tours, which makes it a perfect tourist destination for people who are looking for northeast tour packages. North East India is famous for its ethnic cultural diversity. The food habits also change from one region to another. Many tribal communities are residing in North East India keeping their culture and traditions intact. In Arunachal Pradesh alone there are 26 major tribal groups with numerous subgroups.
