After early breakfast drive to Cherrapunji (4,400 ft.), the wettest place in the world. On the way to Cherrapunji visit ElephantaFall.. After reaching at Cherrapunji visit Nohkalikai Waterfalls, Nohsngithiang Falls (also known as the Seven Sisters Waterfalls or Mawsmai Falls),Mawsmai Cave, Dainthlen Waterfalls, Arwah cave, Wei Sawdong waterfalls, Garden Of Caves . After that, return back to Shillong. Overnight stay at Shillong.

After early breakfast drive to Mawlynnong – “Asia’s Cleanest Village”. Mawlynnong offers many interesting sights such as the living root bridge and another strange natural phenomenon of a boulder balancing on another small rock.

 Mawlynnong Village –  Mawlynnong village, situated 90 kms ahead of Shillong on the Shillong- Dawki Road, 30 kms from Pynursla, is a village of 75 households with a population of 400. An idyllic location, this village epitomizes a standard, which all other villages need to aspire to be. Dubbed the cleanest village in India by Discover India Magazine, the primary Village School till class V boasts of its no dropout record and the village of 90 % literacy. Paved walkways and beautiful flowerbed all along mark the village, with waterfalls, a living root bridge, hilly rivulets, acacia plantation and an excellent view of the faraway plains of Bangladesh all contribute to the ambience of this village. Farming of betel nut & leaves, broomsticks and pepper along with bee rearing are the primary economic activity of this Village and with the village headman himself taking the responsibility of making visitors comfortable, a day in this village gives an insight into the life of the Khasis, the influence of the Church and its metamorphosis. (Also visit the Tree House, Living Root Bridge, Sky View Point, Balancing rock). 

 Dawki:  –

 Dawki the last town in Mawlynnong, Dawki lies but 2 Kms from Bangladesh. Despite the fact that the area is located in a place that has been for years demanding development, one is amazed by the quality of the roads, and the road to Dawki perhaps epitomizes the idyllic hill drive. The black metalled road, offset by the rich, wet green and dark red-brown patches offered a smooth contrast that technology can scarcely capture. The cool, wet air brushes over your face and refreshes and revitalizes you as it enters your body. Dawki is a small village and its main attraction is the Umngot River that marks the natural separation between the Khasi and the Jaintia Hills. The river can be forded by a suspension bridge that connectsIndia to Bangladesh and facilitates trade between the two nations. The Umngot is the site for a boat race that is held in March-April, but evenotherwise, seeing this large emerald-green serpent threading its way through the hills, with fishermen’s boats dotting its surface, right into the plains of Bangladesh, is a sight whose majesty echoes long after you leave it. Then back to Shillong..Check into the hotel &rest..

Overnight stay at Shillong..

Day 4 – Shillong Sightseeing – Guwahati (100 kms / 3 hrs.)

After breakfast Check Out From Hotel & Visit Kamakhya Temple(If time permit- depends upon departure timings) – (Temple open Timings- 08:00 A.M till 01:00 P.M & 03:00 P.M till it’s gets dark )  & Transfer to Guwahati Airport / Railway Station & for your onward journey with sweet memories of Assam & Meghalaya..