7-day trip to Northeast India- The Ultimate Travel Guide

Are you planning a trip to North East India and confused about the places to visit? No need to worry; this blog will clear your confusion and help you plan your 7-day trip to Northeast India.

While visiting Northeast India, it is impossible not to notice the distinctiveness of the place from the rest of the country. The rest of the country can boast of its metropolitan cities, iconic landmarks, and a predominantly Hindu culture, whereas Northeast India provides a welcome respite with its picturesque beauty, diverse ethnic population, and unique culture.

Yet, both Northeast India and the rest of the country share a common factor of “unity in diversity.” Though the people of Northeast India celebrate their unique culture with pride, they are still united by the sense of nationality and belongingness.

With seven days in hand, plan your 7-day trip to Northeast India and make every moment of your trip a memorable adventure.

If it is adventure amidst the bounty of nature, diverse culture and traditions, a variety of cuisines to tickle your taste buds, or the warm hospitality of the people that reaches your heart, Northeast India has it all for you.

Here’s presenting the 7-day trip to Northeast India

Day 1: Arrival in Guwahati, Assam

Start your journey in the vibrant city of Guwahati, which is the gateway to the Northeast region of India. It is well connected to all other important cities of India. After reaching Lokpriya Gopinath Bordoloi International Airport, you can check in to your hotel and visit all the important places in Guwahati. You should visit Kamakhya Temple and go for a sunset cruise on the Brahmaputra River.

Day 2: Kaziranga National Park

Take a drive to Kaziranga National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a habitat of one-horned rhinoceros. You should go for a jeep safari in this national park and also visit Kaziranga Orchid and Biodiversity Park. You should also enjoy the local culture, music, and dance in the Cultural Program conducted in this national park.
You should also try out local Assamese cuisine.

Day 3: Shillong, Meghalaya

After enjoying the Safari in the early morning, proceed to Shillong, also known as the “Scotland of the East.” On the way, take a break at Umiam Lake to enjoy a boat ride. After reaching Shillong, visit the markets in Police Bazar and enjoy local food like Jadoh, a popular Khasi cuisine. Jadoh is a popular Khasi dish made of rice cooked with pork meat, chicken, and a mix of green chillies, onions, ginger, turmeric, black pepper, and bay leaves. Doh Khlieh is a popular salad made of minced pork, onions, and chillies.

Day 4: Cherrapunji(Sohra)

The following day, proceed to Cherrapunji, famous for its natural wonders. Explore the living root bridges, underground caves like Arwah and Mawsmai, and waterfalls like Nohkalikai and Seven Sisters, Lyngksiar, Mawsawa, and Prut Falls.

Day 5: Trek to Double Decker Root Bridge

Early morning reach Tyrna village, which is the starting point for the trek to the Double Decker Root Bridge. Start trekking from Tyrna village to Nongriat village, where the Double Decker Root Bridge is situated. You can spend some time at the Double Decker Root Bridge and experience the wonder of nature and the rich cultural heritage of the Khasi people, who are the inhabitants of the region. You can also trek to the Rainbow Falls. After that, return to the base.

Day 6: Dawki and Mawlynnong

Next way, you can move to Dawki or Shonongpdeng, which is famous for the Umngot River. You can enjoy a boat ride or participate in adventure sports on the river. After that, move to Mawlynnong, which is known as Asia’s cleanest village. You can also visit the single-decker root bridge in Riwai Village.

Day 7: Back to Guwahati

Finish off your 7-day Northeast trip with a picturesque drive back to Guwahati. You can cherish all the wonderful moments spent in Assam and Meghalaya, vowing to come back someday.

So, what are you waiting for? Plan your 7-day Northeast trip now, call us at The Unexplored, and get ready to experience a lifetime of wonder in Northeast India.