Cherrapunjee, also known as Sohra, is a small town in Meghalaya famous for once being the wettest place on Earth. Nestled in the Khasi Hills, it’s a land of misty cliffs, rolling green valleys, and thundering waterfalls. From exploring natural caves to standing at the edge of breathtaking gorges, Cherrapunjee is perfect for those who love adventure and natural beauty. Its most unique feature is the living root bridges, made from tangled roots of rubber trees — a brilliant example of harmony between humans and nature.

– Depart from Shillong and drive to Cherrapunjee (approx. 2 hours). – Stop at Elephant Falls or Shillong Peak en route. – Visit Nohkalikai Falls, one of the tallest waterfalls in India. – Explore Mawsmai Caves – a fascinating limestone cave system. – Check into a resort or homestay surrounded by nature. – Overnight in Cherrapunjee.

– Early morning trek to the Double Decker Living Root Bridge in Nongriat (approx. 3,500 steps – moderate to tough hike). – En route, see smaller root bridges and natural pools. – Optionally visit Rainbow Falls if time and energy permit. – Return by evening and rest. – Overnight stay in Cherrapunjee.

– After breakfast, visit Seven Sisters Falls, Eco Park, and Thangkharang Park for stunning views of the Bangladesh plains. – Drive back to Shillong or onward to Guwahati for departure.