Explore Meghalaya: "Explore a Wet & Wild Meghalaya!" For a detailed itinerary, please click here

The name “Meghalaya” comes from “Megh” which translates to “clouds” and “Alaya” which means “an abode”. True to its name, this abode of clouds, with its natural offerings - the rain, has given destinations in Meghalaya (Sohra and Mawsynram) the status, through multiple recognised records, of receiving the most amount of average rainfall in the world. This very rainfall, in many ways, over millions of years, has shaped the geology and topography of the state resulting in one of the most beautiful terrains one may come across in the world. A natural playground for the adventurer at heart - if you grew up in the villages of Meghalaya, no amusement park in all of the land would fascinate you as much anymore. 

Highlights of the trip - From hidden waterfalls to natural pools fed by the gushing rain fed rivers, monsoon in Meghalaya is a season that should definitely be experienced by any nature lover willing to explore the rainiest region in the world. Pack your raincoats and ponchos while you get ready for a wet and wild journey into the lush green jungles of Meghalaya! Some of our favourites from this chapter are

1. Hikes to root bridges and secret handpicked swimming spots

2. Hidden waterfalls of Sohra and Pongtung

3. Visit Sohra and Mawsynram, both of which hold Guinness world records for the amount of rainfall they receive- all in this season

4. River canyoning to Umkhakoi

5. Visit the very few local musicians who still play traditional Khasi instruments and witness their art

Dates: Available slots

April 27th to 2nd May

May 18th to 23rd May

June 1st to 6th June

June 15th to 20th June

June 29th to 4th July

July 13th to 18th July

July 27th to 1st August

August 13th to 18th August

August 24th to 29th August

September 14th to 19th September