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Start your day early and drive to Elephant Falls, a mesmerizing waterfall surrounded by lush greenery. Afterward, visit Mawphlang Sacred Forest to experience the serene atmosphere and learn about Khasi culture.

Enjoy a traditional Khasi lunch at The Heritage Club before heading to Mawsmai Cave in Cherrapunji. Explore the fascinating limestone formations inside the cave.

Witness the breathtaking sunset at Nohkalikai Falls, one of the tallest waterfalls in India. End your day with dinner at ML05 Cafe and Bar.

Embark on a trek to Double Decker Living Root Bridge in Nongriat village. Marvel at these unique natural wonders created by intertwining tree roots. Enjoy a packed lunch amidst the picturesque surroundings.

Visit the Seven Sisters Falls, a group of seven cascading waterfalls. Take in the beauty of nature and enjoy the refreshing mist. For a quick snack, try the local street food at Cherrapunji Market.

Explore the Mawsmai Cave once again to witness its enchanting beauty illuminated by artificial lights. End your day with dinner at Cafe Cherrapunjee Resort.

Visit the living root bridges in Mawlynnong village, known as the cleanest village in Asia. Take a leisurely walk across these natural wonders and immerse yourself in the tranquility of the village.

Enjoy a picnic lunch at Dawki River, famous for its crystal clear waters. Take a boat ride on Umngot River and marvel at the underwater visibility.

Explore Thangkharang Park and soak in panoramic views of Bangladesh plains from its viewpoint. Have dinner at Orange Roots Cafe while enjoying live music performances.

Visit Shillong Peak to enjoy panoramic views of the city and surrounding hills. Stop by Lady Hydari Park to relax amidst beautiful gardens.

Indulge in a traditional Khasi thali for lunch at Jiva Grill & Lounge. Afterward, explore Laitlum Canyons for breathtaking vistas of deep gorges and rolling hills.

End your trip with a visit to Air Force Museum to learn about Indian Air Force history. Enjoy a farewell dinner at City Hut Family Dhaba before bidding adieu to Shillong.