Take a flight that reaches Guwahati airport by 9 am.
- Drive from Lokpriya Gopinath Bordoloi International Airport to the mesmerizing and beautiful abode of clouds and the playground of the rain Gods, Meghalaya.
- By afternoon, you will reach Umiam, also known as Barapani, and have lunch viewing the serene landscape of Umiam Lake surrounded by lush greenery, pine trees and hills.
- Shillong City, just 20 kms ahead of lake Umiam, the busy streets of Police Bazaar and Bara Bazaar will welcome you, filled with festivity throughout the year, with ample options for shoppers and local made culinary and handicrafts.
- As you wind up the gentle slopes of Shillong from Guwahati, you will feel the zing of the cool monsoon air in your lungs, refreshing you and getting you ready for the scattered rains ahead.

O/n at Blueberry inn / Shillong

- In the morning drive to Mawphlang for an enticing forest walk in the sacred groves. The Khasi of Meghalaya at one time were animists who believed in the spirits of the forest. Hence every village maintained a tract of forest called "Sacred Grove" where they used to worship the elements of nature and perform sacrifices.
- The forests of Mawphlang are one of the last surviving sacred groves in Meghalaya.
- Continue on to Mawsynram, currently the wettest place on Earth . In May this road will be lush green with spectacular vistas greeting you at every bend. When the clouds lift up their curtain you will get to see the most stunning views of the Meghalaya plateau from here.

O/n at Blueberry inn / Shillong

- In the morning drive to Laitlum canyons , from where you can enjoy breath-taking views of the gorge and the valley below.
- Continue on to Don Bosco museum, a six storied ethnographic museum where you will be able to learn about all major tribes from North-East.
- In the second half drive to Bara Bazaar locally known as Iewduh, one of the largest markets in all of North East. The bustling lanes of the market are a photographer's delight and will give you a good sense of the local culture and diversity.
- Later in the afternoon you will go to see a game of ‘Teer’, a local form of archery on which the locals gamble. It is the most loved sport of Meghalaya, with interesting rules and cultural background.
- Later in the day you can visit Wards Lake from where you can walk to Polic bazaar to shop for local handicrafts.

O/n at Blueberry inn / Shillong

- It’s a waterfall day today. You will take the Jowai road , where you will first visit Phe Phe falls which is around a 30 minute walk from the road head. It is probably the most breathtaking waterfall in the state.
- You will drive a little further to the fabled Krangshuri falls.
- After having your fill, continue on to Dawki, on the Indo Bangladesh border and further on to the village of Mawlynnong.

O/n at Hala Tyngkong / Mawlynnong

- After breakfast, explore Mawlynnong, the cleanest village in Asia.
- Visit the nearby villages of Riwai and Nowhet.
- In the second half drive to the nearby village of Pynter, known for its Khasi folk music. The village is well known for its art of making Khasi folk instruments. Over here, you will listen to a group of local musicians play traditional folk music.

O/n at Hala Tyngkong / Mawlynnong

- After breakfast, drive to Cherrapunji, one of the wettest places on Earth . In May the entire region will be dotted with waterfalls. Your first stop will be at Nohkalikai falls, ranked high in the 100 best waterfalls in the world . This falls also has the highest plunge factor in India.
- Later we visit Seven sister falls and Wha Kabha falls.
- Your last stop would be at Mawsmai caves where you can see many unique limestone formations called stalactites and stalagmites.

O/n at La Kupar inn / Cherrapunji

- Walk down to the Double Decker Root Bridge that has two levels. They are very strong, can carry many people at a time and perhaps can last 500 years. The trek passes through some verdant slopes, criss-crossed by streams. At some places the stream has made some natural ponds, containing emerald blue water where you can take a dip. The trek is moderately difficult since one needs to descend 2500 feet into the valley and then climb up the same altitude again. It will take approximately 4-5 hours for the up and down trip.

O/n at La Kupar inn / Cherrapunji

- After breakfast, drive down to Guwahati airport. Opt for a late evening flight as the drive from Cherrapunji to Guwahati (170 km / 5 hrs) is long and prone to traffic jams.