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A single boat on the transparent water at Dawki

Meghalaya honeymoon packages

Clouds, waterfalls and a river like glass, just the two of you

A private car, rooms with a view, a boat on the Umngot at first light and sunset at Laitlum. Honeymoons planned from Guwahati at a pace that leaves time for each other.

Packages
4
Days
5–6
From, per adult
₹17,999
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4 packages · 5–6 days

Meghalaya honeymoon packages

Private on your dates, from Guwahati. Prices are per adult on twin sharing; upgrade any night to a resort.

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Budget

Showing 4 of 4 Meghalaya packages

Meghalaya trip cost by number of days

Per adult on twin sharing, read from the packages on this page.

Trip lengthPrice (per adult)Example
5 days (2)₹17,999 – ₹48,999Romantic Meghalaya Couple Getaway – 5 Days Honeymoon Package
6 days (2)₹19,999 – ₹54,999Shillong & Kaziranga Couple Getaway – 6 Days of Rhinos, Waterfalls & Valleys

Popular Meghalaya routes

The towns each trip sleeps in, in order. Any route can be changed.

Meghalaya honeymoon packages at a glance

PackageDurationStarts – endsRatingFrom (per adult)
Romantic Meghalaya Couple Getaway – 5 Days Honeymoon Package5D/4NGuwahati – Guwahati–₹17,999
Shillong & Kaziranga Couple Getaway – 6 Days of Rhinos, Waterfalls & Valleys6D/5NGuwahati – Guwahati–₹19,999
Luxury Meghalaya Honeymoon – 5 Days at Umiam, Cherrapunji & Shillong5D/4NGuwahati – Guwahati–₹48,999
Luxury Meghalaya Tour – 6 Days of Lakeside & Cliff-Edge Resorts6D/5NGuwahati – Guwahati–₹54,999

Meghalaya honeymoon packages at a glance

4 Meghalaya honeymoon itineraries from Guwahati, 5 to 6 days, ₹17,999 to ₹54,999 per adult.

Trip length
5 to 6 days
Price
₹17,999 to ₹54,999 per adult
Starts from
Guwahati
Permits
No Inner Line Permit needed; carry government photo ID for hotels and the Dawki checkpost
Getting there
Guwahati to Shillong: 100 km, 3–4 hrs

Updated · Breeziah Travel, Guwahati

Why couples plan with us

We plan honeymoons around the quiet hours: Dawki before the boats queue, Laitlum at sunset, and a room where the view is the point.

Just you and your driver

A private car for the whole trip; never shared with another group.

View rooms requested

Lake, valley or garden view where the hotel has one, asked for by name.

Small touches, if you want them

A cake, flowers or a candlelit dinner arranged with the hotel at cost.

A living root bridge over a forest stream near Cherrapunji

Cherrapunji

A living root bridge, grown over generations

Signature moments

The moments people fly in for

Built into our routes, at the hour they're best.

Wooden boats pulled up on the bank of the Umngot river

Umngot river

Dawki at first light

On the water before the boats queue up, when the river is glass-clear and the light comes in low.

The double-decker living root bridge at Nongriat

Nongriat

The double-decker root bridge

About 3,500 steps down through the forest to a bridge grown from fig roots, and a swim in the pools below.

The three-step Wei Sawdong waterfall and its turquoise pool

Cherrapunji

Wei Sawdong

A three-step waterfall into turquoise pools, reached by a short scramble.

The Seven Sisters falls along the cliffs near Cherrapunji

Sohra cliffs

Seven Sisters at sunset

Seven falls side by side along the cliff, lit gold in the last hour of the day.

The deep green Dympep valley from Mawkdok viewpoint

Mawkdok

Dympep valley

The deepest green in Meghalaya, seen from the viewpoint on the Cherrapunji road.

Where you'll stay

Stays with a view, chosen one by one

Every itinerary names the hotel for each night. Mix them: a lakeside resort near Shillong, a cliff-edge stay in Cherrapunji, a riverside camp at Shnongpdeng.

Boutique hotels and homestays

Signature

  • The best-run boutique hotels in Shillong and Cherrapunji
  • Rooms with valley or garden views wherever the town has them
  • Warm, family-run homestays in Mawlynnong and Nongriat

Our standard for every Meghalaya trip

Lake and cliff-edge resorts

Retreat

  • Resorts on Umiam Lake and the Sohra plateau
  • Cottages with views over the gorges and waterfalls
  • Unhurried breakfasts and evenings by the fire

Ri Kynjai on Umiam Lake, Polo Orchid Resort in Cherrapunji, and the heritage Tripura Castle in Shillong

River camps and village stays

Wild

  • Riverside tents at Shnongpdeng on the Umngot
  • Bonfire dinners and night skies away from the towns
  • Paired with a resort night on either side

Best from November to April, when the river is clear and calm

Resort rooms on the best views are limited, so we quote them individually and book early in October–December.

Elephant Falls in the forest outside Shillong

How it works

From first message to last drop

  1. 1

    Tell us how you like to travel

    Dates, who's coming, how active you want to be, and whether the root bridge trek is in or out.

  2. 2

    Get a plan with named stays

    Day-by-day route, honest drive times, the hotel for every night and an itemised price. Usually the same day.

  3. 3

    Travel with your own driver

    Pick-up at Guwahati airport or station, a private SUV for the whole trip, and our team on WhatsApp throughout.

When to go

The Meghalaya year

October – December

Best

Clear skies, cool days and the Umngot river at its most transparent. The single best window, and the one that books out first.

January – February

Good

Cold, crisp and quiet. Excellent river clarity at Dawki, fewer people everywhere, and lower rates outside the New Year week.

March – May

Good

Warm and green, with the waterfalls picking up as the pre-monsoon rain begins. Busy over school holidays.

June – August

Mixed

Peak monsoon. The waterfalls are extraordinary and rates are at their lowest, but expect heavy rain, cloud-covered viewpoints, muddy river water at Dawki and occasional landslides.

September

Good

Rain easing, everything still green, near-peak conditions at baseline pricing. The value pick.

Drive times on the Meghalaya circuit

Guwahati → Shillong

100 km · 3–4 hrs

Shillong → Cherrapunji

55 km · 2–3 hrs

Cherrapunji → Dawki & Mawlynnong

4–5 hrs for the day

Shillong → Jowai / Jaintia Hills

2–3 hrs

Shillong → Kaziranga

5–6 hrs

Shillong → Guwahati airport

120 km · 3–4 hrs

Before you go

Permits, getting there and what to know

No permit needed

Indian nationals travel freely across Meghalaya — no Inner Line Permit is required. Carry original government photo ID regardless: hotels across the state ask for it at check-in, and so do the checkposts near the Bangladesh border at Dawki. Foreign nationals must register at the Foreigners' Registration Office if staying beyond the permitted period.

Getting there

By air
Fly into Guwahati (GAU), the Northeast's main hub, then drive 3–4 hours to Shillong. Shillong's own airport at Umroi has limited connections and most travellers still route through Guwahati.
By train
Guwahati is the nearest major railhead, well connected to Kolkata, Delhi and most of India. There is no railway into Meghalaya itself.
By road
The Guwahati–Shillong highway is the best road in the Northeast — a comfortable 3–4 hours. Roads beyond Cherrapunji and Dawki are narrower and slower, especially in the monsoon.

Know before you go

  • Dawki is best in the early morning. By 10am the boats queue up and the light is gone — a 6am start from Cherrapunji is worth the alarm.
  • The Nongriat trek is genuinely strenuous. Roughly 3,500 steps down and the same back up, in humidity. Not advisable with small children or knee trouble.
  • Mobile signal is patchy beyond Shillong and Cherrapunji. Download offline maps before you leave.
  • Carry cash. Card acceptance is thin outside Shillong and ATMs in smaller towns run dry.
  • Sunset is early — it's dark by 5pm in winter. Plan sightseeing to finish by 4.30pm.
  • Local guide fees at caves, root bridges and viewpoints are usually paid on the spot and are not included in package rates.

Questions

Meghalaya travel questions

Anything else, ask us on WhatsApp. A person answers, usually within minutes.

Is Meghalaya good for a honeymoon?

Yes. Meghalaya is quiet, green and close to Guwahati airport, with waterfalls, viewpoints and boat rides that couples love. It suits couples who like scenery and short walks more than nightlife.

How many days are enough for a Meghalaya honeymoon?

Five days covers Shillong, Cherrapunji, Dawki and Laitlum without rushing. With six or seven you can add Kaziranga for a jeep safari or slow down with two nights in each place.

What is the best time for a honeymoon in Meghalaya?

October to April. October to December has clear views and the clearest water at Dawki; March and April are pleasant and green. June to September is the monsoon: waterfalls at their fullest, but heavy rain and misty viewpoints.

Can you arrange a candlelit dinner or room decoration?

Yes. We arrange these with the hotel and add them at the hotel's price; tell us when you enquire.

Do we need a permit for Meghalaya?

No. Indian travellers need no Inner Line Permit for Meghalaya. Carry government photo ID for hotels and the Dawki checkpost.

A single boat on the transparent water at Dawki

Your honeymoon, planned around you

Tell us your dates. We'll plan the quiet side of Meghalaya.

A dated, day-by-day plan with named stays and an itemised price, usually the same day.

Photo credits

Photo: Chirayu Sharma / Unsplash · Photo: Prof. Vikramjit Kakati / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0 · Photo: ANKAN / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0 · Photo: Visma kumar / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0 · Photo: PRATAP CHAKMA, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons. Wikimedia Commons images are used under their Creative Commons licences; see each file on commons.wikimedia.org.

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