What comes to your mind when you think of Meghalaya? Waterfalls, misty weather, scenic landscapes, but this gem of Northeastern India is much more than that. And Capture A Trip’s Meghalaya tour packages from Mumbai is just the right way to experience and explore that. From the living root bridges of Cherrapunji to the clear waters of Krang Suri and the cleanest village of Asia, Mawlynnong, these packages let you cover everything. Our itineraries of Meghalaya tour package are curated carefully, including comfortable stays, transportation, a fun guide and a lot more. Especially for someone travelling from Mumbai, this package is all you need to plan a getaway to Meghalaya. So, what are you waiting for? Hop on and book a Meghalaya tour package from Mumbai and get ready to discover the natural beauty of Meghalaya without any hassle.
Meghalaya Group Tours from Mumbai
We at Capture A Trip specialise in curating the best itineraries and connecting you with a fun community of like-minded travellers. If you are a solo traveller looking for travel companions? Or you are a group of friends on a search of finding like-minded people to travel with, we have got you covered. Whether you are bonding over bonfire nights in Shillong, trekking to hidden waterfalls in Cherrapunji, or posing for pictures at the breathtaking Laitlum Canyon, our Meghalaya group trip from Mumbai covers it all, making sure you do not miss out on anything. Our trip captain ensures to engage you in fun activities while travelling and giving you cool insights about the destination. With all the arrangements in place, your focus should be only on having fun. So what are you waiting for? Explore a range of Meghalaya group tour packages from Mumbai and get ready for an adventure-packed and fun trip.
Kaziranga Meghalaya Tour Package from Mumbai
For travellers from Mumbai looking for ways to cover both Meghalaya and Kaziranga in one trip, Capture A Trip’s Meghalaya Kaziranga Tour Package from Mumbai makes it possible. Explore the scenic sites of Meghalaya and then head to enjoy the wildlife encounters at Kaziranga. You can get this trip customised as per your needs. Offering a mix of natural beauty, scenic landscapes, as well as wildlife adventure, this Meghalaya Kaziranga tour package is the perfect option for a well-rounded experience.
Meghalaya Trip Cost from Mumbai
A Meghalaya trip from Mumbai will cost you anywhere around ₹25,000 to ₹60,000 for a 5-6 day trip. However, the cost of your package will depend on factors like duration of your trip, the kind of trip you are planning for and the kind of stay that you opt for. You can also explore a wide range of Meghalaya packages from Mumbai at Capture A Trip and enjoy exclusive deals on your next getaway.
Places To Visit on Your Meghalaya Trip from Mumbai
Your Meghalaya trip package is packed with many sightseeing options. Here is a list of all the places to visit in Meghalaya that are a major part of your trip.
1. Guwahati
The largest city in Assam, Guwahati, is a major stop in your Meghalaya trip from Mumbai. The city lies along the Brahmaputra River and is home to the ancient temples of Kamakhya, Umananda and Navagrah temple. More than its scenic landscapes and natural beauty, the city is known for its rich history and bustling markets. It serves as a major entry point for travellers reaching Meghalaya.
2. Shillong
Popularly known as the ‘Scotland of the East’, Shillong is the major city on your Meghalaya tour package from Mumbai and an all-time tourist favourite. Famous for its British-era architecture, the capital city of Meghalya is home to many attractions. The city features attractions like Shillong Peak, Ward’s Lake, Elephant Falls, and Don Bosco Museum. It also serves as a base for exploring nearby natural and cultural attractions in Meghalaya.
3. Cherrapunji
One of the most important places in your Meghalaya tour package from Mumbai, Cherrapunji, also known as Sohra, houses many great waterfalls, caves and the famous living root bridges. Places to visit in Cherrapunji are about the rain and that feeling of being drenched in nature. Nohkalikai Waterfalls, Rainbow Falls, Kynrem Waterfalls, Double Decker Root Bridge and Mawsmai Caves are some of the major attractions to explore in Cherrapunji.
4. Umiam Lake
Located at a distance of 15 km North of Shillong, Umiam Lake is one of the major tourist attractions in Meghalaya. Umiam Lake is a large man-made reservoir created by damming the Umiam River. Surrounded by hills and forests, Umiam Lake is also famous for providing options for water activities like Kayaking and boating.
5. Mawlynnong village
Titled as the cleanest village in Asia, this village is located at a distance of 80 km from Shillong in the East Khasi Hills. Mawlynnong village came into the limelight because of its cleanliness and eco-friendly living practices. Sky Walk viewpoint and nearby Balancing Rock are two important points to visit in this village.
6. Krang Suri Waterfall
Krang Suri in Meghalaya is a picturesque waterfall known for its clear blue waters and lush surroundings. Located in the Jaintia Hills, these waterfalls are located 90 km from Shillong and are accessible by road and even a short hike. The site features a natural pool at the base of the falls where visitors can swim, and basic facilities like changing rooms and viewpoints are available. Hiking to this waterfall is one of the best things to do in Meghalaya.
7. Laitlum Grand Canyon
About 25 km from Shillong, Laitlum ("end of hills") is a dramatic gorge offering breathtaking views of rolling green hills and deep valleys. It is a popular trekking destination with stone pathways and stairs leading down to remote villages. The site is less commercialised, providing a raw and peaceful experience of Meghalaya’s highlands.
How to Reach Meghalaya from Mumbai
While there is no direct Meghalaya flight from Mumbai, reaching there is still a hassle-free experience with a combination of flights, road and train travel. Since there are no direct flights from Mumbai to Meghalaya, you will have to take a flight to Guwahati, which is also the nearest airport to Shillong.
By Air: Taking a flight from Guwahati to Shillong is the fastest way. The flight duration is about 40 minutes, and the fare usually ranges between ₹5000 to ₹10000 but is dynamic depending on your booking time. This is not really the most pocket-friendly option.
By Road: This is the most feasible and budget-friendly option to reach Shillong from Guwahati. Both cities are located at a distance of 100 km from each other. The fare usually ranges between ₹800 and ₹1000. Bus, on the other hand, is the cheapest option to reach Shillong from Guwahati; the fare is usually around ₹300- ₹400, and it takes about 2 hours to cover the distance.
By Train: There are no direct flights from Guwahati to Shillong.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is the best time to visit Meghalaya?
The best time to visit Meghalaya is during the winter months, i.e from November to February. The weather during these months is favourable for you to explore attractions and indulge in activities. The destination is accessible throughout the year, but the winter months offer a great time to explore the scenic beauty of waterfalls, lakes and much more.
2. Are there any customised trip options available from Mumbai to Meghalaya?
Yes, Capture A Trip offers customised trip options for anyone travelling from Mumbai to Meghalaya. With the customised packages, you have the freedom to change the accommodation, itinerary or even the transport options as per your needs.
3. What are the must-try local foods in Meghalaya?
Most of the local food items in Meghalaya are inspired by Khasi, Jaintia, and Garo, and are rich in flavours. When in Meghalaya, you can try Jadoh, which is a Khasi rice dish cooked with meat, spices and herbs. Donning, Tungrymbai and Pukhlein are some of the other dishes to try here.
4. What are the local transportation options in Meghalaya?
Within Meghalaya, there are many local transport options available like taxi, shared taxis and buses. These options are budget-friendly and an easy way to travel from one place to the other within the cities of Meghalaya.
