Assam - Meghalaya 6 Nights / 7 Days

After breakfast, visit the Kamakhya Temple. Then drive on to Shillong (100kms/3hrs/1496mtrs), the state capital of Meghalaya. ". Meghalaya, swaddled amidst wraith-like mists is aptly called "the abode of clouds". It is one of India's prettiest states inhabited by the Khasis, Jaintias and Garos. It is known for its matrilineal society, which governs lineage and ancestral inheritance through the female line. It stands out for its traditional and natural beauty among the other states. Its historical strengths have been irreversibly linked with its superlative natural setting. Upon arrival transfer to the hotel. Evening at leisure. Overnight at a hotel.

Full day sight seeing of Shillong - Meghalaya is best known as the 'Scotland of the East' for this pretty hill station. Meghalaya's natural beauty is most conducive for extended holidays with the hill station of Shillong continuing to be a hot favourite. The scenic Khasi Hills resembles the Scottish Highlands amidst smoky blue hills thick with pine and orchids, singing brooks and crashing waterfalls. The Shillong Peak (1965mtrs) offers breathtaking views of the city spread out against its glorious hill slopes. Amongst the popular waterfalls, close to the town is the Elephant Falls. Visit the DBCIC (Don Bosco Centre for Indigenous Culture). Overnight at the hotel.

After breakfast, proceed for the day trip to Cherrapunjee (56kms/2hrs/1300mtrs) - the heaviest rainfall area in the world. Shillong, this former British Raj hill station with its bustling market bazaar is the gateway for trips to the wettest area on earth. Cherrapunjee, south of Shillong, achieved fame as the wettest place on earth. The highest daily rainfall ever recorded fell here in 1876 - 104cm in 24 hours - but Cherrapunjee now shares its watery crown with nearby Mawsynram, whose overall annual rainfall recently pipped it at the post. Cherrapunjee's numerous falls are most impressive during the steamy monsoon season when awesome torrents of water plunge down to the Bangladeshi plains. The drive will give a spectacular view of deep gorges and the rolling hills luxurious with tropical vegetation that boast an innumerable variety of ferns, moss and orchids. At Cherrapunjee, explore the lime- stone caves. Return back to Shillong for overnight stay.

After breakfast, drive to Kaziranga National Park (280kms/7hrs). Kaziranga national Park - is a World Heritage Site, where more than 75% of the world's total population of the great Indian horned Rhinoceros can be found. It lies on the southern bank of the Brahmaputra River and is one of the oldest parks of Assam. Besides rhinos, the Asiatic Water Buffalo numbering over 1200, elephants over 1000, tigers more than 81, Swamp deer, Barking deer and Hog deer can be seen. About 400 species of birds are found in the Park. Upon arrival transfer to the hotel for overnight stay.

Early morning, go for an elephant safari to the central range of the park. Return to the hotel for breakfast, go for a jeep safari followed by another game drive post lunch. Evening is at leisure. Overnight at the hotel.

After breakfast, drive to the Guwahati airport (240kms/6hrs) to board flight for onward destination.