Arunachal Pradesh
Uncover the soul of Meghalaya, a land where nature and mythology intertwine in every whisper of the wind. This 5-day expedition invites you into the state’s most sacred forests and biodiverse reserves — from the mystical Mawphlang Sacred Grove to the untouched wilderness of Balpakram and Nokrek National Parks. Trek through living root bridges in Nongriat, witness the avian beauty of Siju Bird Sanctuary, and learn how local tribes preserve their forests as spiritual sanctuaries. Blending ecology, adventure, and ancient culture, this journey offers a rare opportunity to walk in balance with nature — where every path tells a sacred story.
Arrive in Shillong, the capital of Meghalaya, and travel to the revered Mawphlang Sacred Grove, one of India’s most well-preserved natural sanctuaries. Led by a local guide, walk through its mystical trails lined with moss, orchids, and ancient stones said to guard the forest spirits. Discover how Khasi tribes honor and protect this sacred ecosystem through rituals and traditions. Spend the rest of the day exploring Laitlum Canyon or Ward’s Lake, soaking in Shillong’s serene atmosphere. Overnight stay in Shillong.;
After breakfast, drive towards Cherrapunji and begin your trek to Nongriat, the village famed for its Double Decker Living Root Bridge. Trek down stone steps through lush tropical forests and bubbling streams. The root bridges, woven over centuries, stand as living symbols of human harmony with nature. Relax by natural pools or enjoy a dip in crystal-clear waters before returning to your homestay. In the evening, interact with villagers to learn about their sustainable way of life. Overnight stay in Nongriat or Cherrapunji.;
Depart early for Balpakram National Park, one of Meghalaya’s wildest and most spiritual landscapes, often called the Land of the Spirits. The park’s plateaus, cliffs, and deep canyons are home to elephants, deer, and rare medicinal plants. Local legend says souls rest here before reaching the afterlife, giving the park a sacred aura. Visit Mahadeo Viewpoint and the Ranggira Natural Bridge, surrounded by dense, untouched forest. End the day at a jungle eco-lodge, listening to the sounds of the wild. Overnight stay near Balpakram.;
Today, visit Nokrek National Park, a UNESCO-listed Biosphere Reserve in the Garo Hills. Known as the origin site of wild citrus fruits and home to the elusive Hoolock Gibbon, Nokrek’s forests are alive with natural wonders. Embark on a guided forest walk to learn about rare plants and local conservation efforts. Stop by Chandigre Village for a cultural exchange with the Garo community. The park’s serene trails and mist-covered canopy make it an unforgettable experience. Overnight stay in Tura or nearby eco-lodge.;
On your final day, visit the tranquil Siju Bird Sanctuary, where the air resonates with the calls of hornbills, kingfishers, and migratory birds. Enjoy a peaceful walk along the Simsang River, surrounded by lush greenery. You may also explore the nearby Siju Cave, one of India’s longest limestone caves, echoing with the sound of nature’s artistry. Later, begin your return journey towards Guwahati, carrying memories of sacred forests, vibrant wildlife, and the soulful silence of Meghalaya’s green sanctuaries. End of tour.;
Ans: Rajasthan is a year-round destination, but the experience changes beautifully with the seasons:
October to March: Peak season — pleasant weather for forts, palaces, desert safaris & sightseeing.
April to June: Hot but great for fewer crowds and budget-friendly travel.
July to September (Monsoon): Refreshing greenery around Udaipur, Mount Abu & Bundi — perfect for photography lovers.
Duration :5 Days 4 Nights
