This journey was long overdue for us when we started planning. The discussion and planning went on for months but was mostly around deciding a place until we finally pinned northeast of India. For us this was a break from the stress of corporate job hence we decided not to plan the trip except for the states which we needed to cover and the following flights/trains.
We started off from Kerala (Cochin) by flight to Bagdogra airport. We reached there by afternoon. The place was mostly dry and sunny. We took the help from the tourism office at the airport regarding our journey to Sikkim. We took a cab (cost us over 2000 Rs) to MG marg, Sikkim. On the way we stopped at Siliguri for our lunch. The journey was quite hectic considering the terrain, distance and the condition of the taxis. We reached our destination by 7:30-8pm and checked in to our hotels. Stays are cheap as zostels are available if you book prior or else there are lot of hotels which are available at around 1000 Rs for a double bedroom. We were planning to visit Tsomgo lake, Baba mandir and Nathula pass the next day. We were supposed to take permission and pass for the same which we obtained through the driver and hotel staff. Even though we had the pass, we were warned about frequent landslides disrupting the journey. The night we spend roaming around the streets exploring the nightlife before we closed our day.
We started around 7:30-8am to Nathula pass. We hired a cab previous night with the help of hotel staff.
We started around 7:30-8am to Nathula pass. We hired a cab previous night with the help of hotel staff. The total cost was around 4k to 5k for the taxi. On the way we had the breakfast from stalls where they serve hot maggi and tea. The journey was scenic with snow covered on both sides. You could see a peek of Himalayas on the way. The first stop was the Baba mandir. The temperature was around 5-10 degrees at that time. We spent around an hour at the mandir, took offering and some photos and then left for Tsomgo lake. This was worth the wait as the place was straight out of a fairyland. We spend some time talking to locals, around the lake and there is a small leak which you can climb to get a panoramic view of the whole area. We left Tsomgo lake by noon after having lunch but the trip to Nathula pass was halted mid way due to landslides. So we left for our hotel after clicking few pictures. Rest of the day we spend around the city purchasing and planning for next days.
We started around 7:30-8am to Nathula pass. We hired a cab previous night with the help of hotel staff. The total cost was around 4k to 5k for the taxi. On the way we had the breakfast from stalls where they serve hot maggi and tea. The journey was scenic with snow covered on both sides. You could see a peek of Himalayas on the way. The first stop was the Baba mandir. The temperature was around 5-10 degrees at that time. We spent around an hour at the mandir, took offering and some photos and then left for Tsomgo lake. This was worth the wait as the place was straight out of a fairyland. We spend some time talking to locals, around the lake and there is a small leak which you can climb to get a panoramic view of the whole area. We left Tsomgo lake by noon after having lunch but the trip to Nathula pass was halted mid way due to landslides. So we left for our hotel after clicking few pictures. Rest of the day we spend around the city purchasing and planning for next days.
We started around 7:30-8am to Nathula pass. We hired a cab previous night with the help of hotel staff. The total cost was around 4k to 5k for the taxi. On the way we had the breakfast from stalls where they serve hot maggi and tea. The journey was scenic with snow covered on both sides. You could see a peek of Himalayas on the way. The first stop was the hanuman temple
On day 3 we left for North Sikkim, particularly aaiming at visiting Zero Point, which is near to china border. The ongoing tension around border was an issue but we decided to go. We left early morning after checking out from the hotel. We took the cab we took yesterday. The journey was long enough as we halted at various waterfalls and view points on the way. We reached around 4:30-5 at our homestay. Once we checked in, we left out to explore the place. There are lots of Buddhist temples nearby and small water bodies where you can unwind and relax. Alcohol and wine is available and the hotel staff will be able to arrange it if requested.
On day 3 we left for North Sikkim, particularly aaiming at visiting Zero Point, which is near to china border. The ongoing tension around border was an issue but we decided to go. We left early morning after checking out from the hotel. We took the cab we took yesterday. The journey was long enough as we halted at various waterfalls and view points on the way. We reached around 4:30-5 at our homestay. Once we checked in, we left out to explore the place. There are lots of Buddhist temples nearby and small water bodies where you can unwind and relax. Alcohol and wine is available and the hotel staff will be able to arrange it if requested.
We started around 7:30-8am to Nathula pass. We hired a cab previous night with the help of hotel staff. The total cost was around 4k to 5k for the taxi. On the way we had the breakfast from stalls where they serve hot maggi and tea. The journey was scenic with snow covered on both sides. You could see a peek of Himalayas on the way. The first stop was the Baba mandir. The temperature was around 5-10 degrees at that time. We spent around an hour at the mandir, took offering and some photos and then left for Tsomgo lake. This was worth the wait as the place was straight out of a fairyland.
Day 4 started as a letdown as Zero point was closed due to landslides, so we left for Kaala patthar which was surprisingly good. The place has nothing new but the viewpoint and waterfalls were refreshing. You get refreshments on the way to the mountains from street vendors. Right after we left there by noon, there was an avalanche and the place was closed down for the rest of the day. After that we left for MG marg as tomorrow we planned for Meghalaya. That night at MG marg we experienced slight tremor. It was scary but everything settled down quickly.
If you have time, it will be best to visit Pelling but it requires more time to cover Sikkim.
Day 4 started as a letdown as Zero point was closed due to landslides, so we left for Kaala patthar which was surprisingly good. The place has nothing new but the viewpoint and waterfalls were refreshing. You get refreshments on the way to the mountains from street vendors. Right after we left there by noon, there was an avalanche and the place was closed down for the rest of the day. After that we left for MG marg as tomorrow we planned for Meghalaya. That night at MG marg we experienced slight tremor. It was scary but everything settled down quickly.
If you have time, it will be best to visit Pelling but it requires more time to cover Sikkim.
We started around 7:30-8am to Nathula pass. We hired a cab previous night with the help of hotel staff. The total cost was around 4k to 5k for the taxi. On the way we had the breakfast from stalls where they serve hot maggi and tea. The journey was scenic with snow covered on both sides. You could see a peek of Himalayas on the way. The first stop was the Baba mandir. The temperature was around 5-10 degrees at that time. We spent around an hour at the mandir, took offering and some photos and then left for Tsomgo lake. This was worth the wait as the place was straight out of a fairyland. We spend some time talking to locals, around the lake and there is a small leak which you can climb to get a panoramic view of the whole area. We left Tsomgo lake by
The whole of day 5 was travel from Sikkim to Guwahati. Meghalaya can be reached only through Guwahati. Regular trains are available but the station is bit far hence need a taxi to reach there. The arrogance of police officials are clearly visible once you leave Sikkim and reach Guwahati. Our train was at noon and we reached Guwahati at night. We took an ola and reached our hotel.
The whole of day 5 was travel from Sikkim to Guwahati. Meghalaya can be reached only through Guwahati. Regular trains are available but the station is bit far hence need a taxi to reach there. The arrogance of police officials are clearly visible once you leave Sikkim and reach Guwahati. Our train was at noon and we reached Guwahati at night. We took an ola and reached our hotel.
We started around 7:30-8am to Nathula pass. We hired a cab previous night with the help of hotel staff. The total cost was around 4k to 5k for the taxi. On the way we had the breakfast from stalls where they serve hot maggi and tea. The journey was scenic with snow covered on both sides. You could see a peek of Himalayas on the way. The first stop was the Baba mandir. The temperature was around 5-10 degrees at that time. We spent around an hour at the mandir, took offering and some photos and then left for Tsomgo lake. This was worth the wait as the place was straight out of a fairyland. We spend some time talking to locals, around the lake and there is a small leak which you can climb to get a panoramic view of the whole area. We left Tsomgo lake by noon after having lunch but the trip to Nathula pass was halted mid way due to landslides. So we left for our hotel after clicking few pictures. Rest of the day we spend around the city purchasing and planning for next days.
On day 6 we checked out of the hotel and left for Meghalaya. We have to apply for pass via Meghalaya tourism app and should carry I'd proofs and RTPCR certificate ( currently vaccination certificate). Even then we had to undergo a rapid antigen test at the border before we were allowed to set foot in Meghalaya. Generally the journey from Guwahati to Shillong takes only 3 hrs but due to Covid the whole journey took more than half a day. So the rest of the day we spent roaming around the town and markets.
On day 6 we checked out of the hotel and left for Meghalaya. We have to apply for pass via Meghalaya tourism app and should carry I'd proofs and RTPCR certificate ( currently vaccination certificate). Even then we had to undergo a rapid antigen test at the border before we were allowed to set foot in Meghalaya. Generally the journey from Guwahati to Shillong takes only 3 hrs but due to Covid the whole journey took more than half a day. So the rest of the day we spent roaming around the town and markets.
We started around 7:30-8am to Nathula pass. We hired a cab previous night with the help of hotel staff. The total cost was around 4k to 5k for the taxi. On the way we had the breakfast from stalls where they serve hot maggi and tea. The journey was scenic with snow covered on both sides. You could see a peek of Himalayas on the way. The first stop was the Baba mandir. The temperature was around 5-10 degrees at that time. We spent around an hour at the mandir, took offering and some photos and then left for Tsomgo lake. This was worth the wait as the place was straight out of a fairyland. We spend some time talking to locals, around the lake and there is a small leak which you can climb to get a panoramic view of the whole area. We left Tsomgo lake by noon after having lunch but the trip to Nathula pass was halted mid way due to landslides. So we left for our hotel after clicking few pictures. Rest of the day we spend around the city purchasing and planning for next days.
Day 7 started off with visiting Elephant falls. This is actually one of the major attractions in Meghalaya. The place was moderately crowded as April was not the season. Then we went to mawsmai cave which was fun exploring. The ticket rates were bit high. Mobile phones are allowed but for camera they charge extra. But this one shouldn't be missed. After Mawsmai cave we went for the double decker root bridge trek. We were a bit late as we started around after oon and the place gets dark early but we completed the trek. This was the best part of the Meghalaya trip. If you get time, you can still go ahead and there are view points you can visit. The whole treck uptill the root bridge is alomost 7k - 8k steps. With that we completed the day and returned back to our hotel.
Day 7 started off with visiting Elephant falls. This is actually one of the major attractions in Meghalaya. The place was moderately crowded as April was not the season. Then we went to mawsmai cave which was fun exploring. The ticket rates were bit high. Mobile phones are allowed but for camera they charge extra. But this one shouldn't be missed. After Mawsmai cave we went for the double decker root bridge trek. We were a bit late as we started around after oon and the place gets dark early but we completed the trek. This was the best part of the Meghalaya trip. If you get time, you can still go ahead and there are view points you can visit. The whole treck uptill the root bridge is alomost 7k - 8k steps. With that we completed the day and returned back to our hotel.
We started around 7:30-8am to Nathula pass. We hired a cab previous night with the help of hotel staff. The total cost was around 4k to 5k for the taxi. On the way we had the breakfast from stalls where they serve hot maggi and tea. The journey was scenic with snow covered on both sides. You could see a peek of Himalayas on the way. The first stop was the Baba mandir. The temperature was around 5-10 degrees at that time. We spent around an hour at the mandir, took offering and some photos and then left for Tsomgo lake. This was worth the wait as the place was straight out of a fairyland. We spend some time talking to locals, around the lake and there is a small leak which you can climb to get a panoramic view of the whole area. We left Tsomgo lake by noon after having lunch but the trip to Nathula pass was halted mid way due to landslides. So we left for our hotel after clicking few pictures. Rest of the day we spend around the city purchasing and planning for next days.
Today we planned to visit Dawki, seven sister water falls and Indo Bangladesh border. Seven sister waterfalls was a complete letdown as there was no water. The right time to visit Meghalaya will be around July when there is enough rain to fill the water bodies. So we went directly to Dawki which also ended up meh basically due to lack of watter and too much waste dumping. From Dawki we went to Indo Bangladesh border. Unlike Wagah there are no major events happening there. It's quiet and you can take pictures. After that we went to Mawlynnong, the cleanest village in India. The village is maintained well but you can see waste dumped in an around the place. There is a private view pont available at the place which you can visit for a small fee. With that we closed for the day and returned back to our hotel.
Today we planned to visit Dawki, seven sister water falls and Indo Bangladesh border. Seven sister waterfalls was a complete letdown as there was no water. The right time to visit Meghalaya will be around July when there is enough rain to fill the water bodies. So we went directly to Dawki which also ended up meh basically due to lack of watter and too much waste dumping. From Dawki we went to Indo Bangladesh border. Unlike Wagah there are no major events happening there. It's quiet and you can take pictures. After that we went to Mawlynnong, the cleanest village in India. The village is maintained well but you can see waste dumped in an around the place. There is a private view pont available at the place which you can visit for a small fee. With that we closed for the day and returned back to our hotel.
We started around 7:30-8am to Nathula pass. We hired a cab previous night with the help of hotel staff. The total cost was around 4k to 5k for the taxi. On the way we had the breakfast from stalls where they serve hot maggi and tea. The journey was scenic with snow covered on both sides. You could see a peek of Himalayas on the way. The first stop was the Baba mandir. The temperature was around 5-10 degrees at that time. We spent around an hour at the mandir, took offering and some photos and then left for Tsomgo lake. This was worth the wait as the place was straight out of a fairyland. We spend some time talking to locals, around the lake and there is a small leak which you can climb to get a panoramic view of the whole area. We left Tsomgo lake by noon after having lunch but the trip to Nathula pass was halted mid way due to landslides. So we left for our hotel after clicking few pictures. Rest of the day we spend around the city purchasing and planning for next days.
Today was our last day at Meghalaya. So we checked out from our hotel and started back to Guwahati. On the way back you have Kasi hills and umiam lake. Kasi hills is bit of a deviation, so we visited only umiam lake. It's a nice serene spot where you can sit and relax. They have a small cafeteria and huts. Boating facilities are available but we didn't opt for it. After spending about an hour there we returned back to Guwahati where we were planning to visit Kaziranga National park next day. But the Covid started rising and airports were closing. Our return flight got rescheduled and later got cancelled. So we had to cut short our trip and booked our return flight to Kerala next day.
Today was our last day at Meghalaya. So we checked out from our hotel and started back to Guwahati. On the way back you have Kasi hills and umiam lake. Kasi hills is bit of a deviation, so we visited only umiam lake. It's a nice serene spot where you can sit and relax. They have a small cafeteria and huts. Boating facilities are available but we didn't opt for it. After spending about an hour there we returned back to Guwahati where we were planning to visit Kaziranga National park next day. But the Covid started rising and airports were closing. Our return flight got rescheduled and later got cancelled. So we had to cut short our trip and booked our return flight to Kerala next day.
We started around 7:30-8am to Nathula pass. We hired a cab previous night with the help of hotel staff. The total cost was around 4k to 5k for the taxi. On the way we had the breakfast from stalls where they serve hot maggi and tea. The journey was scenic with snow covered on both sides. You could see a peek of Himalayas on the way. The first stop was the Baba mandir. The temperature was around 5-10 degrees at that time. We spent around an hour at the mandir, took offering and some photos and then left for Tsomgo lake. This was worth the wait as the place was straight out of a fairyland. We spend some time talking to locals, around the lake and there is a small leak which you can climb to get a panoramic view of the whole area. We left Tsomgo lake by noon after having lunch but the trip to Nathula pass was halted mid way due to landslides. So we left for our hotel after clicking few pictures. Rest of the day we spend around the city purchasing and planning for next days.
We started around 7:30-8am to Nathula pass. We hired a cab previous night with the help of hotel staff. The total cost was around 4k to 5k for the taxi. On the way we had the breakfast from stalls where they serve hot maggi and tea. The journey was scenic with snow covered on both sides. You could see a peek of Himalayas on the way. The first stop was the Baba mandir. The temperature was around 5-10 degrees at that time. We spent around an hour at the mandir, took offering and some photos and then left for Tsomgo lake. This was worth the wait as the place was straight out of a fairyland. We spend some time talking to locals, around the lake and there is a small leak which you can climb to get a panoramic view of the whole area. We left Tsomgo lake by noon after having lunch but the trip to Nathula pass was halted mid way due to landslides. So we left for our hotel after clicking few pictures. Rest of the day we spend around the city purchasing and planning for next days.
We started around 7:30-8am to Nathula pass. We hired a cab previous night with the help of hotel staff. The total cost was around 4k to 5k for the taxi. On the way we had the breakfast from stalls where they serve hot maggi and tea. The journey was scenic with snow covered on both sides. You could see a peek of Himalayas on the way. The first stop was the Baba mandir. The temperature was around 5-10 degrees at that time. We spent around an hour at the mandir, took offering and some photos and then left for Tsomgo lake. This was worth the wait as the place was straight out of a fairyland. We spend some time talking to locals, around the lake and there is a small leak which you can climb to get a panoramic view of the whole area. We left Tsomgo lake by noon after having lunch but the trip to Nathula pass was halted mid way due to landslides. So we left for our hotel after clicking few pictures. Rest of the day we spend around the city purchasing and planning for next days.
We started around 7:30-8am to Nathula pass. We hired a cab previous night with the help of hotel staff. The total cost was around 4k to 5k for the taxi. On the way we had the breakfast from stalls where they serve hot maggi and tea. The journey was scenic with snow covered on both sides. You could see a peek of Himalayas on the way. The first stop was the Baba mandir. The temperature was around 5-10 degrees at that time. We spent around an hour at the mandir, took offering and some photos and then left for Tsomgo lake. This was worth the wait as the place was straight out of a fairyland. We spend some time talking to locals, around the lake and there is a small leak which you can climb to get a panoramic view of the whole area. We left Tsomgo lake by noon after having lunch but the trip to Nathula pass was halted mid way due to landslides. So we left for our hotel after clicking few pictures. Rest of the day we spend around the city purchasing and planning for next days.
We started around 7:30-8am to Nathula pass. We hired a cab previous night with the help of hotel staff. The total cost was around 4k to 5k for the taxi. On the way we had the breakfast from stalls where they serve hot maggi and tea. The journey was scenic with snow covered on both sides. You could see a peek of Himalayas on the way. The first stop was the Baba mandir. The temperature was around 5-10 degrees at that time. We spent around an hour at the mandir, took offering and some photos and then left for Tsomgo lake. This was worth the wait as the place was straight out of a fairyland. We spend some time talking to locals, around the lake and there is a small leak which you can climb to get a panoramic view of the whole area. We left Tsomgo lake by noon after having lunch but the trip to Nathula pass was halted mid way due to landslides. So we left for our hotel after clicking few pictures. Rest of the day we spend around the city purchasing and planning for next days.
We started around 7:30-8am to Nathula pass. We hired a cab previous night with the help of hotel staff. The total cost was around 4k to 5k for the taxi. On the way we had the breakfast from stalls where they serve hot maggi and tea. The journey was scenic with snow covered on both sides. You could see a peek of Himalayas on the way. The first stop was the Baba mandir. The temperature was around 5-10 degrees at that time. We spent around an hour at the mandir, took offering and some photos and then left for Tsomgo lake. This was worth the wait as the place was straight out of a fairyland. We spend some time talking to locals, around the lake and there is a small leak which you can climb to get a panoramic view of the whole area. We left Tsomgo lake by noon after having lunch but the trip to Nathula pass was halted mid way due to landslides. So we left for our hotel after clicking few pictures. Rest of the day we spend around the city purchasing and planning for next days.
We started around 7:30-8am to Nathula pass. We hired a cab previous night with the help of hotel staff. The total cost was around 4k to 5k for the taxi. On the way we had the breakfast from stalls where they serve hot maggi and tea. The journey was scenic with snow covered on both sides. You could see a peek of Himalayas on the way. The first stop was the Baba mandir. The temperature was around 5-10 degrees at that time. We spent around an hour at the mandir, took offering and some photos and then left for Tsomgo lake. This was worth the wait as the place was straight out of a fairyland. We spend some time talking to locals, around the lake and there is a small leak which you can climb to get a panoramic view of the whole area. We left Tsomgo lake by noon after having lunch but the trip to Nathula pass was halted mid way due to landslides. So we left for our hotel after clicking few pictures. Rest of the day we spend around the city purchasing and planning for next days.
We started around 7:30-8am to Nathula pass. We hired a cab previous night with the help of hotel staff. The total cost was around 4k to 5k for the taxi. On the way we had the breakfast from stalls where they serve hot maggi and tea. The journey was scenic with snow covered on both sides. You could see a peek of Himalayas on the way. The first stop was the Baba mandir. The temperature was around 5-10 degrees at that time. We spent around an hour at the mandir, took offering and some photos and then left for Tsomgo lake. This was worth the wait as the place was straight out of a fairyland. We spend some time talking to locals, around the lake and there is a small leak which you can climb to get a panoramic view of the whole area. We left Tsomgo lake by noon after having lunch but the trip to Nathula pass was halted mid way due to landslides. So we left for our hotel after clicking few pictures. Rest of the day we spend around the city purchasing and planning for next days.
We started around 7:30-8am to Nathula pass. We hired a cab previous night with the help of hotel staff. The total cost was around 4k to 5k for the taxi. On the way we had the breakfast from stalls where they serve hot maggi and tea. The journey was scenic with snow covered on both sides. You could see a peek of Himalayas on the way. The first stop was the Baba mandir. The temperature was around 5-10 degrees at that time. We spent around an hour at the mandir, took offering and some photos and then left for Tsomgo lake. This was worth the wait as the place was straight out of a fairyland. We spend some time talking to locals, around the lake and there is a small leak which you can climb to get a panoramic view of the whole area. We left Tsomgo lake by noon after having lunch but the trip to Nathula pass was halted mid way due to landslides. So we left for our hotel after clicking few pictures. Rest of the day we spend around the city purchasing and planning for next days.
We started around 7:30-8am to Nathula pass. We hired a cab previous night with the help of hotel staff. The total cost was around 4k to 5k for the taxi. On the way we had the breakfast from stalls where they serve hot maggi and tea. The journey was scenic with snow covered on both sides. You could see a peek of Himalayas on the way. The first stop was the Baba mandir. The temperature was around 5-10 degrees at that time. We spent around an hour at the mandir, took offering and some photos and then left for Tsomgo lake. This was worth the wait as the place was straight out of a fairyland. We spend some time talking to locals, around the lake and there is a small leak which you can climb to get a panoramic view of the whole area. We left Tsomgo lake by noon after having lunch but the trip to Nathula pass was halted mid way due to landslides. So we left for our hotel after clicking few pictures. Rest of the day we spend around the city purchasing and planning for next days.
We started around 7:30-8am to Nathula pass. We hired a cab previous night with the help of hotel staff. The total cost was around 4k to 5k for the taxi. On the way we had the breakfast from stalls where they serve hot maggi and tea. The journey was scenic with snow covered on both sides. You could see a peek of Himalayas on the way. The first stop was the Baba mandir. The temperature was around 5-10 degrees at that time. We spent around an hour at the mandir, took offering and some photos and then left for Tsomgo lake. This was worth the wait as the place was straight out of a fairyland. We spend some time talking to locals, around the lake and there is a small leak which you can climb to get a panoramic view of the whole area. We left Tsomgo lake by noon after having lunch but the trip to Nathula pass was halted mid way due to landslides. So we left for our hotel after clicking few pictures. Rest of the day we spend around the city purchasing and planning for next days.
We started around 7:30-8am to Nathula pass. We hired a cab previous night with the help of hotel staff. The total cost was around 4k to 5k for the taxi. On the way we had the breakfast from stalls where they serve hot maggi and tea. The journey was scenic with snow covered on both sides. You could see a peek of Himalayas on the way. The first stop was the Baba mandir. The temperature was around 5-10 degrees at that time. We spent around an hour at the mandir, took offering and some photos and then left for Tsomgo lake. This was worth the wait as the place was straight out of a fairyland. We spend some time talking to locals, around the lake and there is a small leak which you can climb to get a panoramic view of the whole area. We left Tsomgo lake by noon after having lunch but the trip to Nathula pass was halted mid way due to landslides. So we left for our hotel after clicking few pictures. Rest of the day we spend around the city purchasing and planning for next days.
We started around 7:30-8am to Nathula pass. We hired a cab previous night with the help of hotel staff. The total cost was around 4k to 5k for the taxi. On the way we had the breakfast from stalls where they serve hot maggi and tea. The journey was scenic with snow covered on both sides. You could see a peek of Himalayas on the way. The first stop was the Baba mandir. The temperature was around 5-10 degrees at that time. We spent around an hour at the mandir, took offering and some photos and then left for Tsomgo lake. This was worth the wait as the place was straight out of a fairyland. We spend some time talking to locals, around the lake and there is a small leak which you can climb to get a panoramic view of the whole area. We left Tsomgo lake by noon after having lunch but the trip to Nathula pass was halted mid way due to landslides. So we left for our hotel after clicking few pictures. Rest of the day we spend around the city purchasing and planning for next days.
We started around 7:30-8am to Nathula pass. We hired a cab previous night with the help of hotel staff. The total cost was around 4k to 5k for the taxi. On the way we had the breakfast from stalls where they serve hot maggi and tea. The journey was scenic with snow covered on both sides. You could see a peek of Himalayas on the way. The first stop was the Baba mandir. The temperature was around 5-10 degrees at that time. We spent around an hour at the mandir, took offering and some photos and then left for Tsomgo lake. This was worth the wait as the place was straight out of a fairyland. We spend some time talking to locals, around the lake and there is a small leak which you can climb to get a panoramic view of the whole area. We left Tsomgo lake by noon after having lunch but the trip to Nathula pass was halted mid way due to landslides. So we left for our hotel after clicking few pictures. Rest of the day we spend around the city purchasing and planning for next days.
We started around 7:30-8am to Nathula pass. We hired a cab previous night with the help of hotel staff. The total cost was around 4k to 5k for the taxi. On the way we had the breakfast from stalls where they serve hot maggi and tea. The journey was scenic with snow covered on both sides. You could see a peek of Himalayas on the way. The first stop was the Baba mandir. The temperature was around 5-10 degrees at that time. We spent around an hour at the mandir, took offering and some photos and then left for Tsomgo lake. This was worth the wait as the place was straight out of a fairyland. We spend some time talking to locals, around the lake and there is a small leak which you can climb to get a panoramic view of the whole area. We left Tsomgo lake by noon after having lunch but the trip to Nathula pass was halted mid way due to landslides. So we left for our hotel after clicking few pictures. Rest of the day we spend around the city purchasing and planning for next days.
We started around 7:30-8am to Nathula pass. We hired a cab previous night with the help of hotel staff. The total cost was around 4k to 5k for the taxi. On the way we had the breakfast from stalls where they serve hot maggi and tea. The journey was scenic with snow covered on both sides. You could see a peek of Himalayas on the way. The first stop was the Baba mandir. The temperature was around 5-10 degrees at that time. We spent around an hour at the mandir, took offering and some photos and then left for Tsomgo lake. This was worth the wait as the place was straight out of a fairyland. We spend some time talking to locals, around the lake and there is a small leak which you can climb to get a panoramic view of the whole area. We left Tsomgo lake by noon after having lunch but the trip to Nathula pass was halted mid way due to landslides. So we left for our hotel after clicking few pictures. Rest of the day we spend around the city purchasing and planning for next days.
We started around 7:30-8am to Nathula pass. We hired a cab previous night with the help of hotel staff. The total cost was around 4k to 5k for the taxi. On the way we had the breakfast from stalls where they serve hot maggi and tea. The journey was scenic with snow covered on both sides. You could see a peek of Himalayas on the way. The first stop was the Baba mandir. The temperature was around 5-10 degrees at that time. We spent around an hour at the mandir, took offering and some photos and then left for Tsomgo lake. This was worth the wait as the place was straight out of a fairyland. We spend some time talking to locals, around the lake and there is a small leak which you can climb to get a panoramic view of the whole area. We left Tsomgo lake by noon after having lunch but the trip to Nathula pass was halted mid way due to landslides. So we left for our hotel after clicking few pictures. Rest of the day we spend around the city purchasing and planning for next days.
We started around 7:30-8am to Nathula pass. We hired a cab previous night with the help of hotel staff. The total cost was around 4k to 5k for the taxi. On the way we had the breakfast from stalls where they serve hot maggi and tea. The journey was scenic with snow covered on both sides. You could see a peek of Himalayas on the way. The first stop was the Baba mandir. The temperature was around 5-10 degrees at that time. We spent around an hour at the mandir, took offering and some photos and then left for Tsomgo lake. This was worth the wait as the place was straight out of a fairyland. We spend some time talking to locals, around the lake and there is a small leak which you can climb to get a panoramic view of the whole area. We left Tsomgo lake by noon after having lunch but the trip to Nathula pass was halted mid way due to landslides. So we left for our hotel after clicking few pictures. Rest of the day we spend around the city purchasing and planning for next days.
We started around 7:30-8am to Nathula pass. We hired a cab previous night with the help of hotel staff. The total cost was around 4k to 5k for the taxi. On the way we had the breakfast from stalls where they serve hot maggi and tea. The journey was scenic with snow covered on both sides. You could see a peek of Himalayas on the way. The first stop was the Baba mandir. The temperature was around 5-10 degrees at that time. We spent around an hour at the mandir, took offering and some photos and then left for Tsomgo lake. This was worth the wait as the place was straight out of a fairyland. We spend some time talking to locals, around the lake and there is a small leak which you can climb to get a panoramic view of the whole area. We left Tsomgo lake by noon after having lunch but the trip to Nathula pass was halted mid way due to landslides. So we left for our hotel after clicking few pictures. Rest of the day we spend around the city purchasing and planning for next days.
We started around 7:30-8am to Nathula pass. We hired a cab previous night with the help of hotel staff. The total cost was around 4k to 5k for the taxi. On the way we had the breakfast from stalls where they serve hot maggi and tea. The journey was scenic with snow covered on both sides. You could see a peek of Himalayas on the way. The first stop was the Baba mandir. The temperature was around 5-10 degrees at that time. We spent around an hour at the mandir, took offering and some photos and then left for Tsomgo lake. This was worth the wait as the place was straight out of a fairyland. We spend some time talking to locals, around the lake and there is a small leak which you can climb to get a panoramic view of the whole area. We left Tsomgo lake by noon after having lunch but the trip to Nathula pass was halted mid way due to landslides. So we left for our hotel after clicking few pictures. Rest of the day we spend around the city purchasing and planning for next days.
We started around 7:30-8am to Nathula pass. We hired a cab previous night with the help of hotel staff. The total cost was around 4k to 5k for the taxi. On the way we had the breakfast from stalls where they serve hot maggi and tea. The journey was scenic with snow covered on both sides. You could see a peek of Himalayas on the way. The first stop was the Baba mandir. The temperature was around 5-10 degrees at that time. We spent around an hour at the mandir, took offering and some photos and then left for Tsomgo lake. This was worth the wait as the place was straight out of a fairyland. We spend some time talking to locals, around the lake and there is a small leak which you can climb to get a panoramic view of the whole area. We left Tsomgo lake by noon after having lunch but the trip to Nathula pass was halted mid way due to landslides. So we left for our hotel after clicking few pictures. Rest of the day we spend around the city purchasing and planning for next days.
We started around 7:30-8am to Nathula pass. We hired a cab previous night with the help of hotel staff. The total cost was around 4k to 5k for the taxi. On the way we had the breakfast from stalls where they serve hot maggi and tea. The journey was scenic with snow covered on both sides. You could see a peek of Himalayas on the way. The first stop was the Baba mandir. The temperature was around 5-10 degrees at that time. We spent around an hour at the mandir, took offering and some photos and then left for Tsomgo lake. This was worth the wait as the place was straight out of a fairyland. We spend some time talking to locals, around the lake and there is a small leak which you can climb to get a panoramic view of the whole area. We left Tsomgo lake by noon after having lunch but the trip to Nathula pass was halted mid way due to landslides. So we left for our hotel after clicking few pictures. Rest of the day we spend around the city purchasing and planning for next days.
We started around 7:30-8am to Nathula pass. We hired a cab previous night with the help of hotel staff. The total cost was around 4k to 5k for the taxi. On the way we had the breakfast from stalls where they serve hot maggi and tea. The journey was scenic with snow covered on both sides. You could see a peek of Himalayas on the way. The first stop was the Baba mandir. The temperature was around 5-10 degrees at that time. We spent around an hour at the mandir, took offering and some photos and then left for Tsomgo lake. This was worth the wait as the place was straight out of a fairyland. We spend some time talking to locals, around the lake and there is a small leak which you can climb to get a panoramic view of the whole area. We left Tsomgo lake by noon after having lunch but the trip to Nathula pass was halted mid way due to landslides. So we left for our hotel after clicking few pictures. Rest of the day we spend around the city purchasing and planning for next days.
We started around 7:30-8am to Nathula pass. We hired a cab previous night with the help of hotel staff. The total cost was around 4k to 5k for the taxi. On the way we had the breakfast from stalls where they serve hot maggi and tea. The journey was scenic with snow covered on both sides. You could see a peek of Himalayas on the way. The first stop was the Baba mandir. The temperature was around 5-10 degrees at that time. We spent around an hour at the mandir, took offering and some photos and then left for Tsomgo lake. This was worth the wait as the place was straight out of a fairyland. We spend some time talking to locals, around the lake and there is a small leak which you can climb to get a panoramic view of the whole area. We left Tsomgo lake by noon after having lunch but the trip to Nathula pass was halted mid way due to landslides. So we left for our hotel after clicking few pictures. Rest of the day we spend around the city purchasing and planning for next days.
We started around 7:30-8am to Nathula pass. We hired a cab previous night with the help of hotel staff. The total cost was around 4k to 5k for the taxi. On the way we had the breakfast from stalls where they serve hot maggi and tea. The journey was scenic with snow covered on both sides. You could see a peek of Himalayas on the way. The first stop was the Baba mandir. The temperature was around 5-10 degrees at that time. We spent around an hour at the mandir, took offering and some photos and then left for Tsomgo lake. This was worth the wait as the place was straight out of a fairyland. We spend some time talking to locals, around the lake and there is a small leak which you can climb to get a panoramic view of the whole area. We left Tsomgo lake by noon after having lunch but the trip to Nathula pass was halted mid way due to landslides. So we left for our hotel after clicking few pictures. Rest of the day we spend around the city purchasing and planning for next days.
We started around 7:30-8am to Nathula pass. We hired a cab previous night with the help of hotel staff. The total cost was around 4k to 5k for the taxi. On the way we had the breakfast from stalls where they serve hot maggi and tea. The journey was scenic with snow covered on both sides. You could see a peek of Himalayas on the way. The first stop was the Baba mandir. The temperature was around 5-10 degrees at that time. We spent around an hour at the mandir, took offering and some photos and then left for Tsomgo lake. This was worth the wait as the place was straight out of a fairyland. We spend some time talking to locals, around the lake and there is a small leak which you can climb to get a panoramic view of the whole area. We left Tsomgo lake by noon after having lunch but the trip to Nathula pass was halted mid way due to landslides. So we left for our hotel after clicking few pictures. Rest of the day we spend around the city purchasing and planning for next days.
We started around 7:30-8am to Nathula pass. We hired a cab previous night with the help of hotel staff. The total cost was around 4k to 5k for the taxi. On the way we had the breakfast from stalls where they serve hot maggi and tea. The journey was scenic with snow covered on both sides. You could see a peek of Himalayas on the way. The first stop was the Baba mandir. The temperature was around 5-10 degrees at that time. We spent around an hour at the mandir, took offering and some photos and then left for Tsomgo lake. This was worth the wait as the place was straight out of a fairyland. We spend some time talking to locals, around the lake and there is a small leak which you can climb to get a panoramic view of the whole area. We left Tsomgo lake by noon after having lunch but the trip to Nathula pass was halted mid way due to landslides. So we left for our hotel after clicking few pictures. Rest of the day we spend around the city purchasing and planning for next days.
We started around 7:30-8am to Nathula pass. We hired a cab previous night with the help of hotel staff. The total cost was around 4k to 5k for the taxi. On the way we had the breakfast from stalls where they serve hot maggi and tea. The journey was scenic with snow covered on both sides. You could see a peek of Himalayas on the way. The first stop was the Baba mandir. The temperature was around 5-10 degrees at that time. We spent around an hour at the mandir, took offering and some photos and then left for Tsomgo lake. This was worth the wait as the place was straight out of a fairyland. We spend some time talking to locals, around the lake and there is a small leak which you can climb to get a panoramic view of the whole area. We left Tsomgo lake by noon after having lunch but the trip to Nathula pass was halted mid way due to landslides. So we left for our hotel after clicking few pictures. Rest of the day we spend around the city purchasing and planning for next days.
We started around 7:30-8am to Nathula pass. We hired a cab previous night with the help of hotel staff. The total cost was around 4k to 5k for the taxi. On the way we had the breakfast from stalls where they serve hot maggi and tea. The journey was scenic with snow covered on both sides. You could see a peek of Himalayas on the way. The first stop was the Baba mandir. The temperature was around 5-10 degrees at that time. We spent around an hour at the mandir, took offering and some photos and then left for Tsomgo lake. This was worth the wait as the place was straight out of a fairyland. We spend some time talking to locals, around the lake and there is a small leak which you can climb to get a panoramic view of the whole area. We left Tsomgo lake by noon after having lunch but the trip to Nathula pass was halted mid way due to landslides. So we left for our hotel after clicking few pictures. Rest of the day we spend around the city purchasing and planning for next days.
We started around 7:30-8am to Nathula pass. We hired a cab previous night with the help of hotel staff. The total cost was around 4k to 5k for the taxi. On the way we had the breakfast from stalls where they serve hot maggi and tea. The journey was scenic with snow covered on both sides. You could see a peek of Himalayas on the way. The first stop was the Baba mandir. The temperature was around 5-10 degrees at that time. We spent around an hour at the mandir, took offering and some photos and then left for Tsomgo lake. This was worth the wait as the place was straight out of a fairyland. We spend some time talking to locals, around the lake and there is a small leak which you can climb to get a panoramic view of the whole area. We left Tsomgo lake by noon after having lunch but the trip to Nathula pass was halted mid way due to landslides. So we left for our hotel after clicking few pictures. Rest of the day we spend around the city purchasing and planning for next days.
We started around 7:30-8am to Nathula pass. We hired a cab previous night with the help of hotel staff. The total cost was around 4k to 5k for the taxi. On the way we had the breakfast from stalls where they serve hot maggi and tea. The journey was scenic with snow covered on both sides. You could see a peek of Himalayas on the way. The first stop was the Baba mandir. The temperature was around 5-10 degrees at that time. We spent around an hour at the mandir, took offering and some photos and then left for Tsomgo lake. This was worth the wait as the place was straight out of a fairyland. We spend some time talking to locals, around the lake and there is a small leak which you can climb to get a panoramic view of the whole area. We left Tsomgo lake by noon after having lunch but the trip to Nathula pass was halted mid way due to landslides. So we left for our hotel after clicking few pictures. Rest of the day we spend around the city purchasing and planning for next days.
We started around 7:30-8am to Nathula pass. We hired a cab previous night with the help of hotel staff. The total cost was around 4k to 5k for the taxi. On the way we had the breakfast from stalls where they serve hot maggi and tea. The journey was scenic with snow covered on both sides. You could see a peek of Himalayas on the way. The first stop was the Baba mandir. The temperature was around 5-10 degrees at that time. We spent around an hour at the mandir, took offering and some photos and then left for Tsomgo lake. This was worth the wait as the place was straight out of a fairyland. We spend some time talking to locals, around the lake and there is a small leak which you can climb to get a panoramic view of the whole area. We left Tsomgo lake by noon after having lunch but the trip to Nathula pass was halted mid way due to landslides. So we left for our hotel after clicking few pictures. Rest of the day we spend around the city purchasing and planning for next days.
We started around 7:30-8am to Nathula pass. We hired a cab previous night with the help of hotel staff. The total cost was around 4k to 5k for the taxi. On the way we had the breakfast from stalls where they serve hot maggi and tea. The journey was scenic with snow covered on both sides. You could see a peek of Himalayas on the way. The first stop was the Baba mandir. The temperature was around 5-10 degrees at that time. We spent around an hour at the mandir, took offering and some photos and then left for Tsomgo lake. This was worth the wait as the place was straight out of a fairyland. We spend some time talking to locals, around the lake and there is a small leak which you can climb to get a panoramic view of the whole area. We left Tsomgo lake by noon after having lunch but the trip to Nathula pass was halted mid way due to landslides. So we left for our hotel after clicking few pictures. Rest of the day we spend around the city purchasing and planning for next days.
We started around 7:30-8am to Nathula pass. We hired a cab previous night with the help of hotel staff. The total cost was around 4k to 5k for the taxi. On the way we had the breakfast from stalls where they serve hot maggi and tea. The journey was scenic with snow covered on both sides. You could see a peek of Himalayas on the way. The first stop was the Baba mandir. The temperature was around 5-10 degrees at that time. We spent around an hour at the mandir, took offering and some photos and then left for Tsomgo lake. This was worth the wait as the place was straight out of a fairyland. We spend some time talking to locals, around the lake and there is a small leak which you can climb to get a panoramic view of the whole area. We left Tsomgo lake by noon after having lunch but the trip to Nathula pass was halted mid way due to landslides. So we left for our hotel after clicking few pictures. Rest of the day we spend around the city purchasing and planning for next days.
On day 3 we left for North Sikkim, particularly aaiming at visiting Zero Point, which is near to china border. The ongoing tension around border was an issue but we decided to go. We left early morning after checking out from the hotel. We took the cab we took yesterday. The journey was long enough as we halted at
On day 3 we left for North Sikkim, particularly aaiming at visiting Zero Point, which is near to china border. The ongoing tension around border was an issue but we decided to go. We left early morning after checking out from the hotel. We took the cab we took yesterday. The journey was long enough as we halted at various waterfalls and view points on the way. We reached around 4:30-5 at our homestay. Once we checked in, we left out to explore the place. There are lots of Buddhist temples nearby and small water bodies where you can unwind and relax. Alcohol and wine is available and the hotel staff will be able to arrange it if requested.
On day 3 we left for North Sikkim, particularly aaiming at visiting Zero Point, which is near to china border. The ongoing tension around border was an issue but we decided to go. We left early morning after checking out from the hotel. We took the cab we took yesterday. The journey was long enough as we halted at various waterfalls and view points on the way. We reached around 4:30-5 at our homestay. Once we checked in, we left out to explore the place. There are lots of Buddhist temples nearby and small water bodies where you can unwind and relax. Alcohol and wine is available and the hotel staff will be able to arrange it if requested.
On day 3 we left for North Sikkim, particularly aaiming at visiting Zero Point, which is near to china border. The ongoing tension around border was an issue but we decided to go. We left early morning after checking out from the hotel. We took the cab we took yesterday. The journey was long enough as we halted at various waterfalls and view points on the way. We reached around 4:30-5 at our homestay. Once we checked in, we left out to explore the place. There are lots of Buddhist temples nearby and small water bodies where you can unwind and relax. Alcohol and wine is available and the hotel staff will be able to arrange it if requested.
On day 3 we left for North Sikkim, particularly aaiming at visiting Zero Point, which is near to china border. The ongoing tension around border was an issue but we decided to go. We left early morning after checking out from the hotel. We took the cab we took yesterday. The journey was long enough as we halted at various waterfalls and view points on the way. We reached around 4:30-5 at our homestay. Once we checked in, we left out to explore the place. There are lots of Buddhist temples nearby and small water bodies where you can unwind and relax. Alcohol and wine is available and the hotel staff will be able to arrange it if requested.
On day 3 we left for North Sikkim, particularly aaiming at visiting Zero Point, which is near to china border. The ongoing tension around border was an issue but we decided to go. We left early morning after checking out from the hotel. We took the cab we took yesterday. The journey was long enough as we halted at various waterfalls and view points on the way. We reached around 4:30-5 at our homestay. Once we checked in, we left out to explore the place. There are lots of Buddhist temples nearby and small water bodies where you can unwind and relax. Alcohol and wine is available and the hotel staff will be able to arrange it if requested.
On day 3 we left for North Sikkim, particularly aaiming at visiting Zero Point, which is near to china border. The ongoing tension around border was an issue but we decided to go. We left early morning after checking out from the hotel. We took the cab we took yesterday. The journey was long enough as we halted at various waterfalls and view points on the way. We reached around 4:30-5 at our homestay. Once we checked in, we left out to explore the place. There are lots of Buddhist temples nearby and small water bodies where you can unwind and relax. Alcohol and wine is available and the hotel staff will be able to arrange it if requested.
On day 3 we left for North Sikkim, particularly aaiming at visiting Zero Point, which is near to china border. The ongoing tension around border was an issue but we decided to go. We left early morning after checking out from the hotel. We took the cab we took yesterday. The journey was long enough as we halted at various waterfalls and view points on the way. We reached around 4:30-5 at our homestay. Once we checked in, we left out to explore the place. There are lots of Buddhist temples nearby and small water bodies where you can unwind and relax. Alcohol and wine is available and the hotel staff will be able to arrange it if requested.
On day 3 we left for North Sikkim, particularly aaiming at visiting Zero Point, which is near to china border. The ongoing tension around border was an issue but we decided to go. We left early morning after checking out from the hotel. We took the cab we took yesterday. The journey was long enough as we halted at various waterfalls and view points on the way. We reached around 4:30-5 at our homestay. Once we checked in, we left out to explore the place. There are lots of Buddhist temples nearby and small water bodies where you can unwind and relax. Alcohol and wine is available and the hotel staff will be able to arrange it if requested.
On day 3 we left for North Sikkim, particularly aaiming at visiting Zero Point, which is near to china border. The ongoing tension around border was an issue but we decided to go. We left early morning after checking out from the hotel. We took the cab we took yesterday. The journey was long enough as we halted at various waterfalls and view points on the way. We reached around 4:30-5 at our homestay. Once we checked in, we left out to explore the place. There are lots of Buddhist temples nearby and small water bodies where you can unwind and relax. Alcohol and wine is available and the hotel staff will be able to arrange it if requested.
On day 3 we left for North Sikkim, particularly aaiming at visiting Zero Point, which is near to china border. The ongoing tension around border was an issue but we decided to go. We left early morning after checking out from the hotel. We took the cab we took yesterday. The journey was long enough as we halted at various waterfalls and view points on the way. We reached around 4:30-5 at our homestay. Once we checked in, we left out to explore the place. There are lots of Buddhist temples nearby and small water bodies where you can unwind and relax. Alcohol and wine is available and the hotel staff will be able to arrange it if requested.
On day 3 we left for North Sikkim, particularly aaiming at visiting Zero Point, which is near to china border. The ongoing tension around border was an issue but we decided to go. We left early morning after checking out from the hotel. We took the cab we took yesterday. The journey was long enough as we halted at various waterfalls and view points on the way. We reached around 4:30-5 at our homestay. Once we checked in, we left out to explore the place. There are lots of Buddhist temples nearby and small water bodies where you can unwind and relax. Alcohol and wine is available and the hotel staff will be able to arrange it if requested.
On day 3 we left for North Sikkim, particularly aaiming at visiting Zero Point, which is near to china border. The ongoing tension around border was an issue but we decided to go. We left early morning after checking out from the hotel. We took the cab we took yesterday. The journey was long enough as we halted at various waterfalls and view points on the way. We reached around 4:30-5 at our homestay. Once we checked in, we left out to explore the place. There are lots of Buddhist temples nearby and small water bodies where you can unwind and relax. Alcohol and wine is available and the hotel staff will be able to arrange it if requested.
On day 3 we left for North Sikkim, particularly aaiming at visiting Zero Point, which is near to china border. The ongoing tension around border was an issue but we decided to go. We left early morning after checking out from the hotel. We took the cab we took yesterday. The journey was long enough as we halted at various waterfalls and view points on the way. We reached around 4:30-5 at our homestay. Once we checked in, we left out to explore the place. There are lots of Buddhist temples nearby and small water bodies where you can unwind and relax. Alcohol and wine is available and the hotel staff will be able to arrange it if requested.
On day 3 we left for North Sikkim, particularly aaiming at visiting Zero Point, which is near to china border. The ongoing tension around border was an issue but we decided to go. We left early morning after checking out from the hotel. We took the cab we took yesterday. The journey was long enough as we halted at various waterfalls and view points on the way. We reached around 4:30-5 at our homestay. Once we checked in, we left out to explore the place. There are lots of Buddhist temples nearby and small water bodies where you can unwind and relax. Alcohol and wine is available and the hotel staff will be able to arrange it if requested.
On day 3 we left for North Sikkim, particularly aaiming at visiting Zero Point, which is near to china border. The ongoing tension around border was an issue but we decided to go. We left early morning after checking out from the hotel. We took the cab we took yesterday. The journey was long enough as we halted at various waterfalls and view points on the way. We reached around 4:30-5 at our homestay. Once we checked in, we left out to explore the place. There are lots of Buddhist temples nearby and small water bodies where you can unwind and relax. Alcohol and wine is available and the hotel staff will be able to arrange it if requested.
On day 3 we left for North Sikkim, particularly aaiming at visiting Zero Point, which is near to china border. The ongoing tension around border was an issue but we decided to go. We left early morning after checking out from the hotel. We took the cab we took yesterday. The journey was long enough as we halted at various waterfalls and view points on the way. We reached around 4:30-5 at our homestay. Once we checked in, we left out to explore the place. There are lots of Buddhist temples nearby and small water bodies where you can unwind and relax. Alcohol and wine is available and the hotel staff will be able to arrange it if requested.
On day 3 we left for North Sikkim, particularly aaiming at visiting Zero Point, which is near to china border. The ongoing tension around border was an issue but we decided to go. We left early morning after checking out from the hotel. We took the cab we took yesterday. The journey was long enough as we halted at various waterfalls and view points on the way. We reached around 4:30-5 at our homestay. Once we checked in, we left out to explore the place. There are lots of Buddhist temples nearby and small water bodies where you can unwind and relax. Alcohol and wine is available and the hotel staff will be able to arrange it if requested.
On day 3 we left for North Sikkim, particularly aaiming at visiting Zero Point, which is near to china border. The ongoing tension around border was an issue but we decided to go. We left early morning after checking out from the hotel. We took the cab we took yesterday. The journey was long enough as we halted at various waterfalls and view points on the way. We reached around 4:30-5 at our homestay. Once we checked in, we left out to explore the place. There are lots of Buddhist temples nearby and small water bodies where you can unwind and relax. Alcohol and wine is available and the hotel staff will be able to arrange it if requested.
On day 3 we left for North Sikkim, particularly aaiming at visiting Zero Point, which is near to china border. The ongoing tension around border was an issue but we decided to go. We left early morning after checking out from the hotel. We took the cab we took yesterday. The journey was long enough as we halted at various waterfalls and view points on the way. We reached around 4:30-5 at our homestay. Once we checked in, we left out to explore the place. There are lots of Buddhist temples nearby and small water bodies where you can unwind and relax. Alcohol and wine is available and the hotel staff will be able to arrange it if requested.
On day 3 we left for North Sikkim, particularly aaiming at visiting Zero Point, which is near to china border. The ongoing tension around border was an issue but we decided to go. We left early morning after checking out from the hotel. We took the cab we took yesterday. The journey was long enough as we halted at various waterfalls and view points on the way. We reached around 4:30-5 at our homestay. Once we checked in, we left out to explore the place. There are lots of Buddhist temples nearby and small water bodies where you can unwind and relax. Alcohol and wine is available and the hotel staff will be able to arrange it if requested.
On day 3 we left for North Sikkim, particularly aaiming at visiting Zero Point, which is near to china border. The ongoing tension around border was an issue but we decided to go. We left early morning after checking out from the hotel. We took the cab we took yesterday. The journey was long enough as we halted at various waterfalls and view points on the way. We reached around 4:30-5 at our homestay. Once we checked in, we left out to explore the place. There are lots of Buddhist temples nearby and small water bodies where you can unwind and relax. Alcohol and wine is available and the hotel staff will be able to arrange it if requested.
On day 3 we left for North Sikkim, particularly aaiming at visiting Zero Point, which is near to china border. The ongoing tension around border was an issue but we decided to go. We left early morning after checking out from the hotel. We took the cab we took yesterday. The journey was long enough as we halted at various waterfalls and view points on the way. We reached around 4:30-5 at our homestay. Once we checked in, we left out to explore the place. There are lots of Buddhist temples nearby and small water bodies where you can unwind and relax. Alcohol and wine is available and the hotel staff will be able to arrange it if requested.
On day 3 we left for North Sikkim, particularly aaiming at visiting Zero Point, which is near to china border. The ongoing tension around border was an issue but we decided to go. We left early morning after checking out from the hotel. We took the cab we took yesterday. The journey was long enough as we halted at various waterfalls and view points on the way. We reached around 4:30-5 at our homestay. Once we checked in, we left out to explore the place. There are lots of Buddhist temples nearby and small water bodies where you can unwind and relax. Alcohol and wine is available and the hotel staff will be able to arrange it if requested.
On day 3 we left for North Sikkim, particularly aaiming at visiting Zero Point, which is near to china border. The ongoing tension around border was an issue but we decided to go. We left early morning after checking out from the hotel. We took the cab we took yesterday. The journey was long enough as we halted at various waterfalls and view points on the way. We reached around 4:30-5 at our homestay. Once we checked in, we left out to explore the place. There are lots of Buddhist temples nearby and small water bodies where you can unwind and relax. Alcohol and wine is available and the hotel staff will be able to arrange it if requested.
On day 3 we left for North Sikkim, particularly aaiming at visiting Zero Point, which is near to china border. The ongoing tension around border was an issue but we decided to go. We left early morning after checking out from the hotel. We took the cab we took yesterday. The journey was long enough as we halted at various waterfalls and view points on the way. We reached around 4:30-5 at our homestay. Once we checked in, we left out to explore the place. There are lots of Buddhist temples nearby and small water bodies where you can unwind and relax. Alcohol and wine is available and the hotel staff will be able to arrange it if requested.
On day 3 we left for North Sikkim, particularly aaiming at visiting Zero Point, which is near to china border. The ongoing tension around border was an issue but we decided to go. We left early morning after checking out from the hotel. We took the cab we took yesterday. The journey was long enough as we halted at various waterfalls and view points on the way. We reached around 4:30-5 at our homestay. Once we checked in, we left out to explore the place. There are lots of Buddhist temples nearby and small water bodies where you can unwind and relax. Alcohol and wine is available and the hotel staff will be able to arrange it if requested.
On day 3 we left for North Sikkim, particularly aaiming at visiting Zero Point, which is near to china border. The ongoing tension around border was an issue but we decided to go. We left early morning after checking out from the hotel. We took the cab we took yesterday. The journey was long enough as we halted at various waterfalls and view points on the way. We reached around 4:30-5 at our homestay. Once we checked in, we left out to explore the place. There are lots of Buddhist temples nearby and small water bodies where you can unwind and relax. Alcohol and wine is available and the hotel staff will be able to arrange it if requested.
On day 3 we left for North Sikkim, particularly aaiming at visiting Zero Point, which is near to china border. The ongoing tension around border was an issue but we decided to go. We left early morning after checking out from the hotel. We took the cab we took yesterday. The journey was long enough as we halted at various waterfalls and view points on the way. We reached around 4:30-5 at our homestay. Once we checked in, we left out to explore the place. There are lots of Buddhist temples nearby and small water bodies where you can unwind and relax. Alcohol and wine is available and the hotel staff will be able to arrange it if requested.
On day 3 we left for North Sikkim, particularly aaiming at visiting Zero Point, which is near to china border. The ongoing tension around border was an issue but we decided to go. We left early morning after checking out from the hotel. We took the cab we took yesterday. The journey was long enough as we halted at various waterfalls and view points on the way. We reached around 4:30-5 at our homestay. Once we checked in, we left out to explore the place. There are lots of Buddhist temples nearby and small water bodies where you can unwind and relax. Alcohol and wine is available and the hotel staff will be able to arrange it if requested.
On day 3 we left for North Sikkim, particularly aaiming at visiting Zero Point, which is near to china border. The ongoing tension around border was an issue but we decided to go. We left early morning after checking out from the hotel. We took the cab we took yesterday. The journey was long enough as we halted at various waterfalls and view points on the way. We reached around 4:30-5 at our homestay. Once we checked in, we left out to explore the place. There are lots of Buddhist temples nearby and small water bodies where you can unwind and relax. Alcohol and wine is available and the hotel staff will be able to arrange it if requested.
On day 3 we left for North Sikkim, particularly aaiming at visiting Zero Point, which is near to china border. The ongoing tension around border was an issue but we decided to go. We left early morning after checking out from the hotel. We took the cab we took yesterday. The journey was long enough as we halted at various waterfalls and view points on the way. We reached around 4:30-5 at our homestay. Once we checked in, we left out to explore the place. There are lots of Buddhist temples nearby and small water bodies where you can unwind and relax. Alcohol and wine is available and the hotel staff will be able to arrange it if requested.
On day 3 we left for North Sikkim, particularly aaiming at visiting Zero Point, which is near to china border. The ongoing tension around border was an issue but we decided to go. We left early morning after checking out from the hotel. We took the cab we took yesterday. The journey was long enough as we halted at various waterfalls and view points on the way. We reached around 4:30-5 at our homestay. Once we checked in, we left out to explore the place. There are lots of Buddhist temples nearby and small water bodies where you can unwind and relax. Alcohol and wine is available and the hotel staff will be able to arrange it if requested.
On day 3 we left for North Sikkim, particularly aaiming at visiting Zero Point, which is near to china border. The ongoing tension around border was an issue but we decided to go. We left early morning after checking out from the hotel. We took the cab we took yesterday. The journey was long enough as we halted at various waterfalls and view points on the way. We reached around 4:30-5 at our homestay. Once we checked in, we left out to explore the place. There are lots of Buddhist temples nearby and small water bodies where you can unwind and relax. Alcohol and wine is available and the hotel staff will be able to arrange it if requested.
Day 4 started as a letdown as Zero point was closed due to landslides, we left for Kaala patthar.
Day 4 started as a letdown as Zero point was closed due to landslides, so we left for Kaala patthar which was surprisingly good. The place has nothing new but the viewpoint and waterfalls were refreshing. You get refreshments on the way to the mountains from street vendors. Right after we left there by noon, there was an avalanche and the place was closed down for the rest of the day. After that we left for MG marg as tomorrow we planned for Meghalaya. That night at MG marg we experienced slight tremor. It was scary but everything
Day 4 started as a letdown as Zero point was closed due to landslides, so we left for Kaala patthar which was surprisingly good. The place has nothing new but the viewpoint and waterfalls were refreshing. You get refreshments on the way to the mountains from street vendors. Right after we left there by noon, there was an avalanche and the place was closed down for the rest of the day. After that we left for MG marg as tomorrow we planned for Meghalaya. That night at MG marg we experienced slight tremor. It was scary but everything settled down quickly.
If you have time, it will be best to visit Pelling but it requires more time to cover Sikkim.
Day 4 started as a letdown as Zero point was closed due to landslides, so we left for Kaala patthar which was surprisingly good. The place has nothing new but the viewpoint and waterfalls were refreshing. You get refreshments on the way to the mountains from street vendors. Right after we left there by noon, there was an avalanche and the place was closed down for the rest of the day. After that we left for MG marg as tomorrow we planned for Meghalaya. That night at MG marg we experienced slight tremor. It was scary but everything settled down quickly.
If you have time, it will be best to visit Pelling but it requires more time to cover Sikkim.
Day 4 started as a letdown as Zero point was closed due to landslides, so we left for Kaala patthar which was surprisingly good. The place has nothing new but the viewpoint and waterfalls were refreshing. You get refreshments on the way to the mountains from street vendors. Right after we left there by noon, there was an avalanche and the place was closed down for the rest of the day. After that we left for MG marg as tomorrow we planned for Meghalaya. That night at MG marg we experienced slight tremor. It was scary but everything settled down quickly.
If you have time, it will be best to visit Pelling but it requires more time to cover Sikkim.
Day 4 started as a letdown as Zero point was closed due to landslides, so we left for Kaala patthar which was surprisingly good. The place has nothing new but the viewpoint and waterfalls were refreshing. You get refreshments on the way to the mountains from street vendors. Right after we left there by noon, there was an avalanche and the place was closed down for the rest of the day. After that we left for MG marg as tomorrow we planned for Meghalaya. That night at MG marg we experienced slight tremor. It was scary but everything settled down quickly.
If you have time, it will be best to visit Pelling but it requires more time to cover Sikkim.
Day 4 started as a letdown as Zero point was closed due to landslides, so we left for Kaala patthar which was surprisingly good. The place has nothing new but the viewpoint and waterfalls were refreshing. You get refreshments on the way to the mountains from street vendors. Right after we left there by noon, there was an avalanche and the place was closed down for the rest of the day. After that we left for MG marg as tomorrow we planned for Meghalaya. That night at MG marg we experienced slight tremor. It was scary but everything settled down quickly.
If you have time, it will be best to visit Pelling but it requires more time to cover Sikkim.
Day 4 started as a letdown as Zero point was closed due to landslides, so we left for Kaala patthar which was surprisingly good. The place has nothing new but the viewpoint and waterfalls were refreshing. You get refreshments on the way to the mountains from street vendors. Right after we left there by noon, there was an avalanche and the place was closed down for the rest of the day. After that we left for MG marg as tomorrow we planned for Meghalaya. That night at MG marg we experienced slight tremor. It was scary but everything settled down quickly.
If you have time, it will be best to visit Pelling but it requires more time to cover Sikkim.
Day 4 started as a letdown as Zero point was closed due to landslides, so we left for Kaala patthar which was surprisingly good. The place has nothing new but the viewpoint and waterfalls were refreshing. You get refreshments on the way to the mountains from street vendors. Right after we left there by noon, there was an avalanche and the place was closed down for the rest of the day. After that we left for MG marg as tomorrow we planned for Meghalaya. That night at MG marg we experienced slight tremor. It was scary but everything settled down quickly.
If you have time, it will be best to visit Pelling but it requires more time to cover Sikkim.
Day 4 started as a letdown as Zero point was closed due to landslides, so we left for Kaala patthar which was surprisingly good. The place has nothing new but the viewpoint and waterfalls were refreshing. You get refreshments on the way to the mountains from street vendors. Right after we left there by noon, there was an avalanche and the place was closed down for the rest of the day. After that we left for MG marg as tomorrow we planned for Meghalaya. That night at MG marg we experienced slight tremor. It was scary but everything settled down quickly.
If you have time, it will be best to visit Pelling but it requires more time to cover Sikkim.
Day 4 started as a letdown as Zero point was closed due to landslides, so we left for Kaala patthar which was surprisingly good. The place has nothing new but the viewpoint and waterfalls were refreshing. You get refreshments on the way to the mountains from street vendors. Right after we left there by noon, there was an avalanche and the place was closed down for the rest of the day. After that we left for MG marg as tomorrow we planned for Meghalaya. That night at MG marg we experienced slight tremor. It was scary but everything settled down quickly.
If you have time, it will be best to visit Pelling but it requires more time to cover Sikkim.
Day 4 started as a letdown as Zero point was closed due to landslides, so we left for Kaala patthar which was surprisingly good. The place has nothing new but the viewpoint and waterfalls were refreshing. You get refreshments on the way to the mountains from street vendors. Right after we left there by noon, there was an avalanche and the place was closed down for the rest of the day. After that we left for MG marg as tomorrow we planned for Meghalaya. That night at MG marg we experienced slight tremor. It was scary but everything settled down quickly.
If you have time, it will be best to visit Pelling but it requires more time to cover Sikkim.
Day 4 started as a letdown as Zero point was closed due to landslides, so we left for Kaala patthar which was surprisingly good. The place has nothing new but the viewpoint and waterfalls were refreshing. You get refreshments on the way to the mountains from street vendors. Right after we left there by noon, there was an avalanche and the place was closed down for the rest of the day. After that we left for MG marg as tomorrow we planned for Meghalaya. That night at MG marg we experienced slight tremor. It was scary but everything settled down quickly.
If you have time, it will be best to visit Pelling but it requires more time to cover Sikkim.
Day 4 started as a letdown as Zero point was closed due to landslides, so we left for Kaala patthar which was surprisingly good. The place has nothing new but the viewpoint and waterfalls were refreshing. You get refreshments on the way to the mountains from street vendors. Right after we left there by noon, there was an avalanche and the place was closed down for the rest of the day. After that we left for MG marg as tomorrow we planned for Meghalaya. That night at MG marg we experienced slight tremor. It was scary but everything settled down quickly.
If you have time, it will be best to visit Pelling but it requires more time to cover Sikkim.
Day 4 started as a letdown as Zero point was closed due to landslides, so we left for Kaala patthar which was surprisingly good. The place has nothing new but the viewpoint and waterfalls were refreshing. You get refreshments on the way to the mountains from street vendors. Right after we left there by noon, there was an avalanche and the place was closed down for the rest of the day. After that we left for MG marg as tomorrow we planned for Meghalaya. That night at MG marg we experienced slight tremor. It was scary but everything settled down quickly.
If you have time, it will be best to visit Pelling but it requires more time to cover Sikkim.
Day 4 started as a letdown as Zero point was closed due to landslides, so we left for Kaala patthar which was surprisingly good. The place has nothing new but the viewpoint and waterfalls were refreshing. You get refreshments on the way to the mountains from street vendors. Right after we left there by noon, there was an avalanche and the place was closed down for the rest of the day. After that we left for MG marg as tomorrow we planned for Meghalaya. That night at MG marg we experienced slight tremor. It was scary but everything settled down quickly.
If you have time, it will be best to visit Pelling but it requires more time to cover Sikkim.
Day 4 started as a letdown as Zero point was closed due to landslides, so we left for Kaala patthar which was surprisingly good. The place has nothing new but the viewpoint and waterfalls were refreshing. You get refreshments on the way to the mountains from street vendors. Right after we left there by noon, there was an avalanche and the place was closed down for the rest of the day. After that we left for MG marg as tomorrow we planned for Meghalaya. That night at MG marg we experienced slight tremor. It was scary but everything settled down quickly.
If you have time, it will be best to visit Pelling but it requires more time to cover Sikkim.
Day 4 started as a letdown as Zero point was closed due to landslides, so we left for Kaala patthar which was surprisingly good. The place has nothing new but the viewpoint and waterfalls were refreshing. You get refreshments on the way to the mountains from street vendors. Right after we left there by noon, there was an avalanche and the place was closed down for the rest of the day. After that we left for MG marg as tomorrow we planned for Meghalaya. That night at MG marg we experienced slight tremor. It was scary but everything settled down quickly.
If you have time, it will be best to visit Pelling but it requires more time to cover Sikkim.
Day 4 started as a letdown as Zero point was closed due to landslides, so we left for Kaala patthar which was surprisingly good. The place has nothing new but the viewpoint and waterfalls were refreshing. You get refreshments on the way to the mountains from street vendors. Right after we left there by noon, there was an avalanche and the place was closed down for the rest of the day. After that we left for MG marg as tomorrow we planned for Meghalaya. That night at MG marg we experienced slight tremor. It was scary but everything settled down quickly.
If you have time, it will be best to visit Pelling but it requires more time to cover Sikkim.
Day 4 started as a letdown as Zero point was closed due to landslides, so we left for Kaala patthar which was surprisingly good. The place has nothing new but the viewpoint and waterfalls were refreshing. You get refreshments on the way to the mountains from street vendors. Right after we left there by noon, there was an avalanche and the place was closed down for the rest of the day. After that we left for MG marg as tomorrow we planned for Meghalaya. That night at MG marg we experienced slight tremor. It was scary but everything settled down quickly.
If you have time, it will be best to visit Pelling but it requires more time to cover Sikkim.
Day 4 started as a letdown as Zero point was closed due to landslides, so we left for Kaala patthar which was surprisingly good. The place has nothing new but the viewpoint and waterfalls were refreshing. You get refreshments on the way to the mountains from street vendors. Right after we left there by noon, there was an avalanche and the place was closed down for the rest of the day. After that we left for MG marg as tomorrow we planned for Meghalaya. That night at MG marg we experienced slight tremor. It was scary but everything settled down quickly.
If you have time, it will be best to visit Pelling but it requires more time to cover Sikkim.
Day 4 started as a letdown as Zero point was closed due to landslides, so we left for Kaala patthar which was surprisingly good. The place has nothing new but the viewpoint and waterfalls were refreshing. You get refreshments on the way to the mountains from street vendors. Right after we left there by noon, there was an avalanche and the place was closed down for the rest of the day. After that we left for MG marg as tomorrow we planned for Meghalaya. That night at MG marg we experienced slight tremor. It was scary but everything settled down quickly.
If you have time, it will be best to visit Pelling but it requires more time to cover Sikkim.
Day 4 started as a letdown as Zero point was closed due to landslides, so we left for Kaala patthar which was surprisingly good. The place has nothing new but the viewpoint and waterfalls were refreshing. You get refreshments on the way to the mountains from street vendors. Right after we left there by noon, there was an avalanche and the place was closed down for the rest of the day. After that we left for MG marg as tomorrow we planned for Meghalaya. That night at MG marg we experienced slight tremor. It was scary but everything settled down quickly.
If you have time, it will be best to visit Pelling but it requires more time to cover Sikkim.
Day 4 started as a letdown as Zero point was closed due to landslides, so we left for Kaala patthar which was surprisingly good. The place has nothing new but the viewpoint and waterfalls were refreshing. You get refreshments on the way to the mountains from street vendors. Right after we left there by noon, there was an avalanche and the place was closed down for the rest of the day. After that we left for MG marg as tomorrow we planned for Meghalaya. That night at MG marg we experienced slight tremor. It was scary but everything settled down quickly.
If you have time, it will be best to visit Pelling but it requires more time to cover Sikkim.
Day 4 started as a letdown as Zero point was closed due to landslides, so we left for Kaala patthar which was surprisingly good. The place has nothing new but the viewpoint and waterfalls were refreshing. You get refreshments on the way to the mountains from street vendors. Right after we left there by noon, there was an avalanche and the place was closed down for the rest of the day. After that we left for MG marg as tomorrow we planned for Meghalaya. That night at MG marg we experienced slight tremor. It was scary but everything settled down quickly.
If you have time, it will be best to visit Pelling but it requires more time to cover Sikkim.
Day 4 started as a letdown as Zero point was closed due to landslides, so we left for Kaala patthar which was surprisingly good. The place has nothing new but the viewpoint and waterfalls were refreshing. You get refreshments on the way to the mountains from street vendors. Right after we left there by noon, there was an avalanche and the place was closed down for the rest of the day. After that we left for MG marg as tomorrow we planned for Meghalaya. That night at MG marg we experienced slight tremor. It was scary but everything settled down quickly.
If you have time, it will be best to visit Pelling but it requires more time to cover Sikkim.
Day 4 started as a letdown as Zero point was closed due to landslides, so we left for Kaala patthar which was surprisingly good. The place has nothing new but the viewpoint and waterfalls were refreshing. You get refreshments on the way to the mountains from street vendors. Right after we left there by noon, there was an avalanche and the place was closed down for the rest of the day. After that we left for MG marg as tomorrow we planned for Meghalaya. That night at MG marg we experienced slight tremor. It was scary but everything settled down quickly.
If you have time, it will be best to visit Pelling but it requires more time to cover Sikkim.
Day 4 started as a letdown as Zero point was closed due to landslides, so we left for Kaala patthar which was surprisingly good. The place has nothing new but the viewpoint and waterfalls were refreshing. You get refreshments on the way to the mountains from street vendors. Right after we left there by noon, there was an avalanche and the place was closed down for the rest of the day. After that we left for MG marg as tomorrow we planned for Meghalaya. That night at MG marg we experienced slight tremor. It was scary but everything settled down quickly.
If you have time, it will be best to visit Pelling but it requires more time to cover Sikkim.
Day 4 started as a letdown as Zero point was closed due to landslides, so we left for Kaala patthar which was surprisingly good. The place has nothing new but the viewpoint and waterfalls were refreshing. You get refreshments on the way to the mountains from street vendors. Right after we left there by noon, there was an avalanche and the place was closed down for the rest of the day. After that we left for MG marg as tomorrow we planned for Meghalaya. That night at MG marg we experienced slight tremor. It was scary but everything settled down quickly.
If you have time, it will be best to visit Pelling but it requires more time to cover Sikkim.
The whole of day 5 was travel from Sikkim to Guwahati. Meghalaya can be reached only through Guwahati. Regular trains are available but the station is bit far hence need a taxi to reach there. The arrogance of police officials are clearly visible once you leave Sikkim and reach Guwahati. Our train was at noon and we reached Guwahati at night. We took an ola and reached our hotel.
The whole of day 5 was travel from Sikkim to Guwahati. Meghalaya can be reached only through Guwahati. Regular trains are available but the station is bit far hence need a taxi to reach there. The arrogance of police officials are clearly visible once you leave Sikkim and reach Guwahati. Our train was at noon and we reached Guwahati at night. We took an ola and reached our hotel.
The whole of day 5 was travel from Sikkim to Guwahati. Meghalaya can be reached only through Guwahati. Regular trains are available but the station is bit far hence need a taxi to reach there. The arrogance of police officials are clearly visible once you leave Sikkim and reach Guwahati. Our train was at noon and we reached Guwahati at night. We took an ola and reached our hotel.
The whole of day 5 was travel from Sikkim to Guwahati. Meghalaya can be reached only through Guwahati. Regular trains are available but the station is bit far hence need a taxi to reach there. The arrogance of police officials are clearly visible once you leave Sikkim and reach Guwahati. Our train was at noon and we reached Guwahati at night. We took an ola and reached our hotel.
The whole of day 5 was travel from Sikkim to Guwahati. Meghalaya can be reached only through Guwahati. Regular trains are available but the station is bit far hence need a taxi to reach there. The arrogance of police officials are clearly visible once you leave Sikkim and reach Guwahati. Our train was at noon and we reached Guwahati at night. We took an ola and reached our hotel.
The whole of day 5 was travel from Sikkim to Guwahati. Meghalaya can be reached only through Guwahati. Regular trains are available but the station is bit far hence need a taxi to reach there. The arrogance of police officials are clearly visible once you leave Sikkim and reach Guwahati. Our train was at noon and we reached Guwahati at night. We took an ola and reached our hotel.
The whole of day 5 was travel from Sikkim to Guwahati. Meghalaya can be reached only through Guwahati. Regular trains are available but the station is bit far hence need a taxi to reach there. The arrogance of police officials are clearly visible once you leave Sikkim and reach Guwahati. Our train was at noon and we reached Guwahati at night. We took an ola and reached our hotel.
The whole of day 5 was travel from Sikkim to Guwahati. Meghalaya can be reached only through Guwahati. Regular trains are available but the station is bit far hence need a taxi to reach there. The arrogance of police officials are clearly visible once you leave Sikkim and reach Guwahati. Our train was at noon and we reached Guwahati at night. We took an ola and reached our hotel.
The whole of day 5 was travel from Sikkim to Guwahati. Meghalaya can be reached only through Guwahati. Regular trains are available but the station is bit far hence need a taxi to reach there. The arrogance of police officials are clearly visible once you leave Sikkim and reach Guwahati. Our train was at noon and we reached Guwahati at night. We took an ola and reached our hotel.
The whole of day 5 was travel from Sikkim to Guwahati. Meghalaya can be reached only through Guwahati. Regular trains are available but the station is bit far hence need a taxi to reach there. The arrogance of police officials are clearly visible once you leave Sikkim and reach Guwahati. Our train was at noon and we reached Guwahati at night. We took an ola and reached our hotel.
The whole of day 5 was travel from Sikkim to Guwahati. Meghalaya can be reached only through Guwahati. Regular trains are available but the station is bit far hence need a taxi to reach there. The arrogance of police officials are clearly visible once you leave Sikkim and reach Guwahati. Our train was at noon and we reached Guwahati at night. We took an ola and reached our hotel.
The whole of day 5 was travel from Sikkim to Guwahati. Meghalaya can be reached only through Guwahati. Regular trains are available but the station is bit far hence need a taxi to reach there. The arrogance of police officials are clearly visible once you leave Sikkim and reach Guwahati. Our train was at noon and we reached Guwahati at night. We took an ola and reached our hotel.
The whole of day 5 was travel from Sikkim to Guwahati. Meghalaya can be reached only through Guwahati. Regular trains are available but the station is bit far hence need a taxi to reach there. The arrogance of police officials are clearly visible once you leave Sikkim and reach Guwahati. Our train was at noon and we reached Guwahati at night. We took an ola and reached our hotel.
The whole of day 5 was travel from Sikkim to Guwahati. Meghalaya can be reached only through Guwahati. Regular trains are available but the station is bit far hence need a taxi to reach there. The arrogance of police officials are clearly visible once you leave Sikkim and reach Guwahati. Our train was at noon and we reached Guwahati at night. We took an ola and reached our hotel.
The whole of day 5 was travel from Sikkim to Guwahati. Meghalaya can be reached only through Guwahati. Regular trains are available but the station is bit far hence need a taxi to reach there. The arrogance of police officials are clearly visible once you leave Sikkim and reach Guwahati. Our train was at noon and we reached Guwahati at night. We took an ola and reached our hotel.
The whole of day 5 was travel from Sikkim to Guwahati. Meghalaya can be reached only through Guwahati. Regular trains are available but the station is bit far hence need a taxi to reach there. The arrogance of police officials are clearly visible once you leave Sikkim and reach Guwahati. Our train was at noon and we reached Guwahati at night. We took an ola and reached our hotel.
The whole of day 5 was travel from Sikkim to Guwahati. Meghalaya can be reached only through Guwahati. Regular trains are available but the station is bit far hence need a taxi to reach there. The arrogance of police officials are clearly visible once you leave Sikkim and reach Guwahati. Our train was at noon and we reached Guwahati at night. We took an ola and reached our hotel.
The whole of day 5 was travel from Sikkim to Guwahati. Meghalaya can be reached only through Guwahati. Regular trains are available but the station is bit far hence need a taxi to reach there. The arrogance of police officials are clearly visible once you leave Sikkim and reach Guwahati. Our train was at noon and we reached Guwahati at night. We took an ola and reached our hotel.
The whole of day 5 was travel from Sikkim to Guwahati. Meghalaya can be reached only through Guwahati. Regular trains are available but the station is bit far hence need a taxi to reach there. The arrogance of police officials are clearly visible once you leave Sikkim and reach Guwahati. Our train was at noon and we reached Guwahati at night. We took an ola and reached our hotel.
The whole of day 5 was travel from Sikkim to Guwahati. Meghalaya can be reached only through Guwahati. Regular trains are available but the station is bit far hence need a taxi to reach there. The arrogance of police officials are clearly visible once you leave Sikkim and reach Guwahati. Our train was at noon and we reached Guwahati at night. We took an ola and reached our hotel.
The whole of day 5 was travel from Sikkim to Guwahati. Meghalaya can be reached only through Guwahati. Regular trains are available but the station is bit far hence need a taxi to reach there. The arrogance of police officials are clearly visible once you leave Sikkim and reach Guwahati. Our train was at noon and we reached Guwahati at night. We took an ola and reached our hotel.
The whole of day 5 was travel from Sikkim to Guwahati. Meghalaya can be reached only through Guwahati. Regular trains are available but the station is bit far hence need a taxi to reach there. The arrogance of police officials are clearly visible once you leave Sikkim and reach Guwahati. Our train was at noon and we reached Guwahati at night. We took an ola and reached our hotel.
The whole of day 5 was travel from Sikkim to Guwahati. Meghalaya can be reached only through Guwahati. Regular trains are available but the station is bit far hence need a taxi to reach there. The arrogance of police officials are clearly visible once you leave Sikkim and reach Guwahati. Our train was at noon and we reached Guwahati at night. We took an ola and reached our hotel.
The whole of day 5 was travel from Sikkim to Guwahati. Meghalaya can be reached only through Guwahati. Regular trains are available but the station is bit far hence need a taxi to reach there. The arrogance of police officials are clearly visible once you leave Sikkim and reach Guwahati. Our train was at noon and we reached Guwahati at night. We took an ola and reached our hotel.
The whole of day 5 was travel from Sikkim to Guwahati. Meghalaya can be reached only through Guwahati. Regular trains are available but the station is bit far hence need a taxi to reach there. The arrogance of police officials are clearly visible once you leave Sikkim and reach Guwahati. Our train was at noon and we reached Guwahati at night. We took an ola and reached our hotel.
The whole of day 5 was travel from Sikkim to Guwahati. Meghalaya can be reached only through Guwahati. Regular trains are available but the station is bit far hence need a taxi to reach there. The arrogance of police officials are clearly visible once you leave Sikkim and reach Guwahati. Our train was at noon and we reached Guwahati at night. We took an ola and reached our hotel.
The whole of day 5 was travel from Sikkim to Guwahati. Meghalaya can be reached only through Guwahati. Regular trains are available but the station is bit far hence need a taxi to reach there. The arrogance of police officials are clearly visible once you leave Sikkim and reach Guwahati. Our train was at noon and we reached Guwahati at night. We took an ola and reached our hotel.
On day 6 we checked out of the hotel and left for Meghalaya. We have to apply for pass via Meghalaya tourism app and should carry I'd proofs and RTPCR certificate ( currently vaccination certificate). Even then we had to undergo a rapid antigen test at the border before we were allowed to set foot in Meghalaya. Generally the journey from Guwahati to Shillong takes only 3 hrs but due to Covid the whole journey took more than half a day. So the rest of the day we spent roaming around the town and markets.
On day 6 we checked out of the hotel and left for Meghalaya. We have to apply for pass via Meghalaya tourism app and should carry I'd proofs and RTPCR certificate ( currently vaccination certificate). Even then we had to undergo a rapid antigen test at the border before we were allowed to set foot in Meghalaya. Generally the journey from Guwahati to Shillong takes only 3 hrs but due to Covid the whole journey took more than half a day. So the rest of the day we spent roaming around the town and markets.
On day 6 we checked out of the hotel and left for Meghalaya. We have to apply for pass via Meghalaya tourism app and should carry I'd proofs and RTPCR certificate ( currently vaccination certificate). Even then we had to undergo a rapid antigen test at the border before we were allowed to set foot in Meghalaya. Generally the journey from Guwahati to Shillong takes only 3 hrs but due to Covid the whole journey took more than half a day. So the rest of the day we spent roaming around the town and markets.
On day 6 we checked out of the hotel and left for Meghalaya. We have to apply for pass via Meghalaya tourism app and should carry I'd proofs and RTPCR certificate ( currently vaccination certificate). Even then we had to undergo a rapid antigen test at the border before we were allowed to set foot in Meghalaya. Generally the journey from Guwahati to Shillong takes only 3 hrs but due to Covid the whole journey took more than half a day. So the rest of the day we spent roaming around the town and markets.
On day 6 we checked out of the hotel and left for Meghalaya. We have to apply for pass via Meghalaya tourism app and should carry I'd proofs and RTPCR certificate ( currently vaccination certificate). Even then we had to undergo a rapid antigen test at the border before we were allowed to set foot in Meghalaya. Generally the journey from Guwahati to Shillong takes only 3 hrs but due to Covid the whole journey took more than half a day. So the rest of the day we spent roaming around the town and markets.
On day 6 we checked out of the hotel and left for Meghalaya. We have to apply for pass via Meghalaya tourism app and should carry I'd proofs and RTPCR certificate ( currently vaccination certificate). Even then we had to undergo a rapid antigen test at the border before we were allowed to set foot in Meghalaya. Generally the journey from Guwahati to Shillong takes only 3 hrs but due to Covid the whole journey took more than half a day. So the rest of the day we spent roaming around the town and markets.
On day 6 we checked out of the hotel and left for Meghalaya. We have to apply for pass via Meghalaya tourism app and should carry I'd proofs and RTPCR certificate ( currently vaccination certificate). Even then we had to undergo a rapid antigen test at the border before we were allowed to set foot in Meghalaya. Generally the journey from Guwahati to Shillong takes only 3 hrs but due to Covid the whole journey took more than half a day. So the rest of the day we spent roaming around the town and markets.
On day 6 we checked out of the hotel and left for Meghalaya. We have to apply for pass via Meghalaya tourism app and should carry I'd proofs and RTPCR certificate ( currently vaccination certificate). Even then we had to undergo a rapid antigen test at the border before we were allowed to set foot in Meghalaya. Generally the journey from Guwahati to Shillong takes only 3 hrs but due to Covid the whole journey took more than half a day. So the rest of the day we spent roaming around the town and markets.
On day 6 we checked out of the hotel and left for Meghalaya. We have to apply for pass via Meghalaya tourism app and should carry I'd proofs and RTPCR certificate ( currently vaccination certificate). Even then we had to undergo a rapid antigen test at the border before we were allowed to set foot in Meghalaya. Generally the journey from Guwahati to Shillong takes only 3 hrs but due to Covid the whole journey took more than half a day. So the rest of the day we spent roaming around the town and markets.
On day 6 we checked out of the hotel and left for Meghalaya. We have to apply for pass via Meghalaya tourism app and should carry I'd proofs and RTPCR certificate ( currently vaccination certificate). Even then we had to undergo a rapid antigen test at the border before we were allowed to set foot in Meghalaya. Generally the journey from Guwahati to Shillong takes only 3 hrs but due to Covid the whole journey took more than half a day. So the rest of the day we spent roaming around the town and markets.
On day 6 we checked out of the hotel and left for Meghalaya. We have to apply for pass via Meghalaya tourism app and should carry I'd proofs and RTPCR certificate ( currently vaccination certificate). Even then we had to undergo a rapid antigen test at the border before we were allowed to set foot in Meghalaya. Generally the journey from Guwahati to Shillong takes only 3 hrs but due to Covid the whole journey took more than half a day. So the rest of the day we spent roaming around the town and markets.
On day 6 we checked out of the hotel and left for Meghalaya. We have to apply for pass via Meghalaya tourism app and should carry I'd proofs and RTPCR certificate ( currently vaccination certificate). Even then we had to undergo a rapid antigen test at the border before we were allowed to set foot in Meghalaya. Generally the journey from Guwahati to Shillong takes only 3 hrs but due to Covid the whole journey took more than half a day. So the rest of the day we spent roaming around the town and markets.
On day 6 we checked out of the hotel and left for Meghalaya. We have to apply for pass via Meghalaya tourism app and should carry I'd proofs and RTPCR certificate ( currently vaccination certificate). Even then we had to undergo a rapid antigen test at the border before we were allowed to set foot in Meghalaya. Generally the journey from Guwahati to Shillong takes only 3 hrs but due to Covid the whole journey took more than half a day. So the rest of the day we spent roaming around the town and markets.
On day 6 we checked out of the hotel and left for Meghalaya. We have to apply for pass via Meghalaya tourism app and should carry I'd proofs and RTPCR certificate ( currently vaccination certificate). Even then we had to undergo a rapid antigen test at the border before we were allowed to set foot in Meghalaya. Generally the journey from Guwahati to Shillong takes only 3 hrs but due to Covid the whole journey took more than half a day. So the rest of the day we spent roaming around the town and markets.
On day 6 we checked out of the hotel and left for Meghalaya. We have to apply for pass via Meghalaya tourism app and should carry I'd proofs and RTPCR certificate ( currently vaccination certificate). Even then we had to undergo a rapid antigen test at the border before we were allowed to set foot in Meghalaya. Generally the journey from Guwahati to Shillong takes only 3 hrs but due to Covid the whole journey took more than half a day. So the rest of the day we spent roaming around the town and markets.
On day 6 we checked out of the hotel and left for Meghalaya. We have to apply for pass via Meghalaya tourism app and should carry I'd proofs and RTPCR certificate ( currently vaccination certificate). Even then we had to undergo a rapid antigen test at the border before we were allowed to set foot in Meghalaya. Generally the journey from Guwahati to Shillong takes only 3 hrs but due to Covid the whole journey took more than half a day. So the rest of the day we spent roaming around the town and markets.
On day 6 we checked out of the hotel and left for Meghalaya. We have to apply for pass via Meghalaya tourism app and should carry I'd proofs and RTPCR certificate ( currently vaccination certificate). Even then we had to undergo a rapid antigen test at the border before we were allowed to set foot in Meghalaya. Generally the journey from Guwahati to Shillong takes only 3 hrs but due to Covid the whole journey took more than half a day. So the rest of the day we spent roaming around the town and markets.
On day 6 we checked out of the hotel and left for Meghalaya. We have to apply for pass via Meghalaya tourism app and should carry I'd proofs and RTPCR certificate ( currently vaccination certificate). Even then we had to undergo a rapid antigen test at the border before we were allowed to set foot in Meghalaya. Generally the journey from Guwahati to Shillong takes only 3 hrs but due to Covid the whole journey took more than half a day. So the rest of the day we spent roaming around the town and markets.
On day 6 we checked out of the hotel and left for Meghalaya. We have to apply for pass via Meghalaya tourism app and should carry I'd proofs and RTPCR certificate ( currently vaccination certificate). Even then we had to undergo a rapid antigen test at the border before we were allowed to set foot in Meghalaya. Generally the journey from Guwahati to Shillong takes only 3 hrs but due to Covid the whole journey took more than half a day. So the rest of the day we spent roaming around the town and markets.
On day 6 we checked out of the hotel and left for Meghalaya. We have to apply for pass via Meghalaya tourism app and should carry I'd proofs and RTPCR certificate ( currently vaccination certificate). Even then we had to undergo a rapid antigen test at the border before we were allowed to set foot in Meghalaya. Generally the journey from Guwahati to Shillong takes only 3 hrs but due to Covid the whole journey took more than half a day. So the rest of the day we spent roaming around the town and markets.
On day 6 we checked out of the hotel and left for Meghalaya. We have to apply for pass via Meghalaya tourism app and should carry I'd proofs and RTPCR certificate ( currently vaccination certificate). Even then we had to undergo a rapid antigen test at the border before we were allowed to set foot in Meghalaya. Generally the journey from Guwahati to Shillong takes only 3 hrs but due to Covid the whole journey took more than half a day. So the rest of the day we spent roaming around the town and markets.
On day 6 we checked out of the hotel and left for Meghalaya. We have to apply for pass via Meghalaya tourism app and should carry I'd proofs and RTPCR certificate ( currently vaccination certificate). Even then we had to undergo a rapid antigen test at the border before we were allowed to set foot in Meghalaya. Generally the journey from Guwahati to Shillong takes only 3 hrs but due to Covid the whole journey took more than half a day. So the rest of the day we spent roaming around the town and markets.
On day 6 we checked out of the hotel and left for Meghalaya. We have to apply for pass via Meghalaya tourism app and should carry I'd proofs and RTPCR certificate ( currently vaccination certificate). Even then we had to undergo a rapid antigen test at the border before we were allowed to set foot in Meghalaya. Generally the journey from Guwahati to Shillong takes only 3 hrs but due to Covid the whole journey took more than half a day. So the rest of the day we spent roaming around the town and markets.
On day 6 we checked out of the hotel and left for Meghalaya. We have to apply for pass via Meghalaya tourism app and should carry I'd proofs and RTPCR certificate ( currently vaccination certificate). Even then we had to undergo a rapid antigen test at the border before we were allowed to set foot in Meghalaya. Generally the journey from Guwahati to Shillong takes only 3 hrs but due to Covid the whole journey took more than half a day. So the rest of the day we spent roaming around the town and markets.
On day 6 we checked out of the hotel and left for Meghalaya. We have to apply for pass via Meghalaya tourism app and should carry I'd proofs and RTPCR certificate ( currently vaccination certificate). Even then we had to undergo a rapid antigen test at the border before we were allowed to set foot in Meghalaya. Generally the journey from Guwahati to Shillong takes only 3 hrs but due to Covid the whole journey took more than half a day. So the rest of the day we spent roaming around the town and markets.
On day 6 we checked out of the hotel and left for Meghalaya. We have to apply for pass via Meghalaya tourism app and should carry I'd proofs and RTPCR certificate ( currently vaccination certificate). Even then we had to undergo a rapid antigen test at the border before we were allowed to set foot in Meghalaya. Generally the journey from Guwahati to Shillong takes only 3 hrs but due to Covid the whole journey took more than half a day. So the rest of the day we spent roaming around the town and markets.
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Day 7 started off with visiting Elephant falls. This is actually one of the major attractions in Meghalaya. The place was moderately crowded as April was not the season. Then we went to mawsmai cave which was fun exploring. The ticket rates were bit high. Mobile phones are allowed but for camera they charge extra. But this one shouldn't be missed.
Day 7 started off with visiting Elephant falls. This is actually one of the major attractions in Meghalaya. The place was moderately crowded as April was not the season. Then we went to mawsmai cave which was fun exploring. The ticket rates were bit high. Mobile phones are allowed but for camera they charge extra. But this one shouldn't be missed.
Day 7 started off with visiting Elephant falls. This is actually one of the major attractions in Meghalaya. The place was moderately crowded as April was not the season. Then we went to mawsmai cave which was fun exploring. The ticket rates were bit high. Mobile phones are allowed but for camera they charge extra. But this one shouldn't be missed. After Mawsmai cave we went for the double decker root bridge trek. We were a bit late as we started around after oon and the place gets dark early but we completed the trek. This was the best part of the Meghalaya trip. If you get time, you can still go ahead and there are view points you can visit. The whole treck uptill the root bridge is alomost 7k - 8k steps. With that we completed the day and returned back to our hotel.
Day 7 started off with visiting Elephant falls. This is actually one of the major attractions in Meghalaya. The place was moderately crowded as April was not the season. Then we went to mawsmai cave which was fun exploring. The ticket rates were bit high. Mobile phones are allowed but for camera they charge extra. But this one shouldn't be missed. After Mawsmai cave we went for the double decker root bridge trek. We were a bit late as we started around after oon and the place gets dark early but we completed the trek. This was the best part of the Meghalaya trip. If you get time, you can still go ahead and there are view points you can visit. The whole treck uptill the root bridge is alomost 7k - 8k steps. With that we completed the day and returned back to our hotel.
Day 7 started off with visiting Elephant falls. This is actually one of the major attractions in Meghalaya. The place was moderately crowded as April was not the season. Then we went to mawsmai cave which was fun exploring. The ticket rates were bit high. Mobile phones are allowed but for camera they charge extra. But this one shouldn't be missed. After Mawsmai cave we went for the double decker root bridge trek. We were a bit late as we started around after oon and the place gets dark early but we completed the trek. This was the best part of the Meghalaya trip. If you get time, you can still go ahead and there are view points you can visit. The whole treck uptill the root bridge is alomost 7k - 8k steps. With that we completed the day and returned back to our hotel.
Day 7 started off with visiting Elephant falls. This is actually one of the major attractions in Meghalaya. The place was moderately crowded as April was not the season. Then we went to mawsmai cave which was fun exploring. The ticket rates were bit high. Mobile phones are allowed but for camera they charge extra. But this one shouldn't be missed. After Mawsmai cave we went for the double decker root bridge trek. We were a bit late as we started around after oon and the place gets dark early but we completed the trek. This was the best part of the Meghalaya trip. If you get time, you can still go ahead and there are view points you can visit. The whole treck uptill the root bridge is alomost 7k - 8k steps. With that we completed the day and returned back to our hotel.
Day 7 started off with visiting Elephant falls. This is actually one of the major attractions in Meghalaya. The place was moderately crowded as April was not the season. Then we went to mawsmai cave which was fun exploring. The ticket rates were bit high. Mobile phones are allowed but for camera they charge extra. But this one shouldn't be missed. After Mawsmai cave we went for the double decker root bridge trek. We were a bit late as we started around after oon and the place gets dark early but we completed the trek. This was the best part of the Meghalaya trip. If you get time, you can still go ahead and there are view points you can visit. The whole treck uptill the root bridge is alomost 7k - 8k steps. With that we completed the day and returned back to our hotel.
Day 7 started off with visiting Elephant falls. This is actually one of the major attractions in Meghalaya. The place was moderately crowded as April was not the season. Then we went to mawsmai cave which was fun exploring. The ticket rates were bit high. Mobile phones are allowed but for camera they charge extra. But this one shouldn't be missed. After Mawsmai cave we went for the double decker root bridge trek. We were a bit late as we started around after oon and the place gets dark early but we completed the trek. This was the best part of the Meghalaya trip. If you get time, you can still go ahead and there are view points you can visit. The whole treck uptill the root bridge is alomost 7k - 8k steps. With that we completed the day and returned back to our hotel.
Day 7 started off with visiting Elephant falls. This is actually one of the major attractions in Meghalaya. The place was moderately crowded as April was not the season. Then we went to mawsmai cave which was fun exploring. The ticket rates were bit high. Mobile phones are allowed but for camera they charge extra. But this one shouldn't be missed. After Mawsmai cave we went for the double decker root bridge trek. We were a bit late as we started around after oon and the place gets dark early but we completed the trek. This was the best part of the Meghalaya trip. If you get time, you can still go ahead and there are view points you can visit. The whole treck uptill the root bridge is alomost 7k - 8k steps. With that we completed the day and returned back to our hotel.
Day 7 started off with visiting Elephant falls. This is actually one of the major attractions in Meghalaya. The place was moderately crowded as April was not the season. Then we went to mawsmai cave which was fun exploring. The ticket rates were bit high. Mobile phones are allowed but for camera they charge extra. But this one shouldn't be missed. After Mawsmai cave we went for the double decker root bridge trek. We were a bit late as we started around after oon and the place gets dark early but we completed the trek. This was the best part of the Meghalaya trip. If you get time, you can still go ahead and there are view points you can visit. The whole treck uptill the root bridge is alomost 7k - 8k steps. With that we completed the day and returned back to our hotel.
Day 7 started off with visiting Elephant falls. This is actually one of the major attractions in Meghalaya. The place was moderately crowded as April was not the season. Then we went to mawsmai cave which was fun exploring. The ticket rates were bit high. Mobile phones are allowed but for camera they charge extra. But this one shouldn't be missed. After Mawsmai cave we went for the double decker root bridge trek. We were a bit late as we started around after oon and the place gets dark early but we completed the trek. This was the best part of the Meghalaya trip. If you get time, you can still go ahead and there are view points you can visit. The whole treck uptill the root bridge is alomost 7k - 8k steps. With that we completed the day and returned back to our hotel.
Day 7 started off with visiting Elephant falls. This is actually one of the major attractions in Meghalaya. The place was moderately crowded as April was not the season. Then we went to mawsmai cave which was fun exploring. The ticket rates were bit high. Mobile phones are allowed but for camera they charge extra. But this one shouldn't be missed. After Mawsmai cave we went for the double decker root bridge trek. We were a bit late as we started around after oon and the place gets dark early but we completed the trek. This was the best part of the Meghalaya trip. If you get time, you can still go ahead and there are view points you can visit. The whole treck uptill the root bridge is alomost 7k - 8k steps. With that we completed the day and returned back to our hotel.
Day 7 started off with visiting Elephant falls. This is actually one of the major attractions in Meghalaya. The place was moderately crowded as April was not the season. Then we went to mawsmai cave which was fun exploring. The ticket rates were bit high. Mobile phones are allowed but for camera they charge extra. But this one shouldn't be missed. After Mawsmai cave we went for the double decker root bridge trek. We were a bit late as we started around after oon and the place gets dark early but we completed the trek. This was the best part of the Meghalaya trip. If you get time, you can still go ahead and there are view points you can visit. The whole treck uptill the root bridge is alomost 7k - 8k steps. With that we completed the day and returned back to our hotel.
Day 7 started off with visiting Elephant falls. This is actually one of the major attractions in Meghalaya. The place was moderately crowded as April was not the season. Then we went to mawsmai cave which was fun exploring. The ticket rates were bit high. Mobile phones are allowed but for camera they charge extra. But this one shouldn't be missed. After Mawsmai cave we went for the double decker root bridge trek. We were a bit late as we started around after oon and the place gets dark early but we completed the trek. This was the best part of the Meghalaya trip. If you get time, you can still go ahead and there are view points you can visit. The whole treck uptill the root bridge is alomost 7k - 8k steps. With that we completed the day and returned back to our hotel.
Day 7 started off with visiting Elephant falls. This is actually one of the major attractions in Meghalaya. The place was moderately crowded as April was not the season. Then we went to mawsmai cave which was fun exploring. The ticket rates were bit high. Mobile phones are allowed but for camera they charge extra. But this one shouldn't be missed. After Mawsmai cave we went for the double decker root bridge trek. We were a bit late as we started around after oon and the place gets dark early but we completed the trek. This was the best part of the Meghalaya trip. If you get time, you can still go ahead and there are view points you can visit. The whole treck uptill the root bridge is alomost 7k - 8k steps. With that we completed the day and returned back to our hotel.
Day 7 started off with visiting Elephant falls. This is actually one of the major attractions in Meghalaya. The place was moderately crowded as April was not the season. Then we went to mawsmai cave which was fun exploring. The ticket rates were bit high. Mobile phones are allowed but for camera they charge extra. But this one shouldn't be missed. After Mawsmai cave we went for the double decker root bridge trek. We were a bit late as we started around after oon and the place gets dark early but we completed the trek. This was the best part of the Meghalaya trip. If you get time, you can still go ahead and there are view points you can visit. The whole treck uptill the root bridge is alomost 7k - 8k steps. With that we completed the day and returned back to our hotel.
Day 7 started off with visiting Elephant falls. This is actually one of the major attractions in Meghalaya. The place was moderately crowded as April was not the season. Then we went to mawsmai cave which was fun exploring. The ticket rates were bit high. Mobile phones are allowed but for camera they charge extra. But this one shouldn't be missed. After Mawsmai cave we went for the double decker root bridge trek. We were a bit late as we started around after oon and the place gets dark early but we completed the trek. This was the best part of the Meghalaya trip. If you get time, you can still go ahead and there are view points you can visit. The whole treck uptill the root bridge is alomost 7k - 8k steps. With that we completed the day and returned back to our hotel.
Day 7 started off with visiting Elephant falls. This is actually one of the major attractions in Meghalaya. The place was moderately crowded as April was not the season. Then we went to mawsmai cave which was fun exploring. The ticket rates were bit high. Mobile phones are allowed but for camera they charge extra. But this one shouldn't be missed. After Mawsmai cave we went for the double decker root bridge trek. We were a bit late as we started around after oon and the place gets dark early but we completed the trek. This was the best part of the Meghalaya trip. If you get time, you can still go ahead and there are view points you can visit. The whole treck uptill the root bridge is alomost 7k - 8k steps. With that we completed the day and returned back to our hotel.
Day 7 started off with visiting Elephant falls. This is actually one of the major attractions in Meghalaya. The place was moderately crowded as April was not the season. Then we went to mawsmai cave which was fun exploring. The ticket rates were bit high. Mobile phones are allowed but for camera they charge extra. But this one shouldn't be missed. After Mawsmai cave we went for the double decker root bridge trek. We were a bit late as we started around after oon and the place gets dark early but we completed the trek. This was the best part of the Meghalaya trip. If you get time, you can still go ahead and there are view points you can visit. The whole treck uptill the root bridge is alomost 7k - 8k steps. With that we completed the day and returned back to our hotel.
Day 7 started off with visiting Elephant falls. This is actually one of the major attractions in Meghalaya. The place was moderately crowded as April was not the season. Then we went to mawsmai cave which was fun exploring. The ticket rates were bit high. Mobile phones are allowed but for camera they charge extra. But this one shouldn't be missed. After Mawsmai cave we went for the double decker root bridge trek. We were a bit late as we started around after oon and the place gets dark early but we completed the trek. This was the best part of the Meghalaya trip. If you get time, you can still go ahead and there are view points you can visit. The whole treck uptill the root bridge is alomost 7k - 8k steps. With that we completed the day and returned back to our hotel.
Day 7 started off with visiting Elephant falls. This is actually one of the major attractions in Meghalaya. The place was moderately crowded as April was not the season. Then we went to mawsmai cave which was fun exploring. The ticket rates were bit high. Mobile phones are allowed but for camera they charge extra. But this one shouldn't be missed. After Mawsmai cave we went for the double decker root bridge trek. We were a bit late as we started around after oon and the place gets dark early but we completed the trek. This was the best part of the Meghalaya trip. If you get time, you can still go ahead and there are view points you can visit. The whole treck uptill the root bridge is alomost 7k - 8k steps. With that we completed the day and returned back to our hotel.
Day 7 started off with visiting Elephant falls. This is actually one of the major attractions in Meghalaya. The place was moderately crowded as April was not the season. Then we went to mawsmai cave which was fun exploring. The ticket rates were bit high. Mobile phones are allowed but for camera they charge extra. But this one shouldn't be missed. After Mawsmai cave we went for the double decker root bridge trek. We were a bit late as we started around after oon and the place gets dark early but we completed the trek. This was the best part of the Meghalaya trip. If you get time, you can still go ahead and there are view points you can visit. The whole treck uptill the root bridge is alomost 7k - 8k steps. With that we completed the day and returned back to our hotel.
Day 7 started off with visiting Elephant falls. This is actually one of the major attractions in Meghalaya. The place was moderately crowded as April was not the season. Then we went to mawsmai cave which was fun exploring. The ticket rates were bit high. Mobile phones are allowed but for camera they charge extra. But this one shouldn't be missed. After Mawsmai cave we went for the double decker root bridge trek. We were a bit late as we started around after oon and the place gets dark early but we completed the trek. This was the best part of the Meghalaya trip. If you get time, you can still go ahead and there are view points you can visit. The whole treck uptill the root bridge is alomost 7k - 8k steps. With that we completed the day and returned back to our hotel.
Day 7 started off with visiting Elephant falls. This is actually one of the major attractions in Meghalaya. The place was moderately crowded as April was not the season. Then we went to mawsmai cave which was fun exploring. The ticket rates were bit high. Mobile phones are allowed but for camera they charge extra. But this one shouldn't be missed. After Mawsmai cave we went for the double decker root bridge trek. We were a bit late as we started around after oon and the place gets dark early but we completed the trek. This was the best part of the Meghalaya trip. If you get time, you can still go ahead and there are view points you can visit. The whole treck uptill the root bridge is alomost 7k - 8k steps. With that we completed the day and returned back to our hotel.
Today we planned to visit Dawki, seven sister water falls and Indo Bangladesh border. Seven sister waterfalls was a complete letdown as there was no water. The right time to visit Meghalaya will be around July when there is enough rain to fill the water bodies. So we went directly to Dawki which also ended up meh basically due to lack of watter and too much waste dumping. From Dawki we went to Indo Bangladesh border. Unlike Wagah there are no major events happening there. It's quiet and you can take pictures. After that we went to Mawlynnong
Today we planned to visit Dawki, seven sister water falls and Indo Bangladesh border. Seven sister waterfalls was a complete letdown as there was no water. The right time to visit Meghalaya will be around July when there is enough rain to fill the water bodies. So we went directly to Dawki which also ended up meh basically due to lack of watter and too much waste dumping. From Dawki we went to Indo Bangladesh border. Unlike Wagah there are no major events happening there. It's quiet and you can take pictures. After that we went to Mawlynnong, the cleanest village in India. The village is maintained well but you can see waste dumped in an around the place. There is a private view pont available at the place which you can visit for a small fee. With that we closed for the day and returned back to our hotel.
Today we planned to visit Dawki, seven sister water falls and Indo Bangladesh border. Seven sister waterfalls was a complete letdown as there was no water. The right time to visit Meghalaya will be around July when there is enough rain to fill the water bodies. So we went directly to Dawki which also ended up meh basically due to lack of watter and too much waste dumping. From Dawki we went to Indo Bangladesh border. Unlike Wagah there are no major events happening there. It's quiet and you can take pictures. After that we went to Mawlynnong, the cleanest village in India. The village is maintained well but you can see waste dumped in an around the place. There is a private view pont available at the place which you can visit for a small fee. With that we closed for the day and returned back to our hotel.
Today we planned to visit Dawki, seven sister water falls and Indo Bangladesh border. Seven sister waterfalls was a complete letdown as there was no water. The right time to visit Meghalaya will be around July when there is enough rain to fill the water bodies. So we went directly to Dawki which also ended up meh basically due to lack of watter and too much waste dumping. From Dawki we went to Indo Bangladesh border. Unlike Wagah there are no major events happening there. It's quiet and you can take pictures. After that we went to Mawlynnong, the cleanest village in India. The village is maintained well but you can see waste dumped in an around the place. There is a private view pont available at the place which you can visit for a small fee. With that we closed for the day and returned back to our hotel.
Today we planned to visit Dawki, seven sister water falls and Indo Bangladesh border. Seven sister waterfalls was a complete letdown as there was no water. The right time to visit Meghalaya will be around July when there is enough rain to fill the water bodies. So we went directly to Dawki which also ended up meh basically due to lack of watter and too much waste dumping. From Dawki we went to Indo Bangladesh border. Unlike Wagah there are no major events happening there. It's quiet and you can take pictures. After that we went to Mawlynnong, the cleanest village in India. The village is maintained well but you can see waste dumped in an around the place. There is a private view pont available at the place which you can visit for a small fee. With that we closed for the day and returned back to our hotel.
Today we planned to visit Dawki, seven sister water falls and Indo Bangladesh border. Seven sister waterfalls was a complete letdown as there was no water. The right time to visit Meghalaya will be around July when there is enough rain to fill the water bodies. So we went directly to Dawki which also ended up meh basically due to lack of watter and too much waste dumping. From Dawki we went to Indo Bangladesh border. Unlike Wagah there are no major events happening there. It's quiet and you can take pictures. After that we went to Mawlynnong, the cleanest village in India. The village is maintained well but you can see waste dumped in an around the place. There is a private view pont available at the place which you can visit for a small fee. With that we closed for the day and returned back to our hotel.
Today we planned to visit Dawki, seven sister water falls and Indo Bangladesh border. Seven sister waterfalls was a complete letdown as there was no water. The right time to visit Meghalaya will be around July when there is enough rain to fill the water bodies. So we went directly to Dawki which also ended up meh basically due to lack of watter and too much waste dumping. From Dawki we went to Indo Bangladesh border. Unlike Wagah there are no major events happening there. It's quiet and you can take pictures. After that we went to Mawlynnong, the cleanest village in India. The village is maintained well but you can see waste dumped in an around the place. There is a private view pont available at the place which you can visit for a small fee. With that we closed for the day and returned back to our hotel.
Today we planned to visit Dawki, seven sister water falls and Indo Bangladesh border. Seven sister waterfalls was a complete letdown as there was no water. The right time to visit Meghalaya will be around July when there is enough rain to fill the water bodies. So we went directly to Dawki which also ended up meh basically due to lack of watter and too much waste dumping. From Dawki we went to Indo Bangladesh border. Unlike Wagah there are no major events happening there. It's quiet and you can take pictures. After that we went to Mawlynnong, the cleanest village in India. The village is maintained well but you can see waste dumped in an around the place. There is a private view pont available at the place which you can visit for a small fee. With that we closed for the day and returned back to our hotel.
Today we planned to visit Dawki, seven sister water falls and Indo Bangladesh border. Seven sister waterfalls was a complete letdown as there was no water. The right time to visit Meghalaya will be around July when there is enough rain to fill the water bodies. So we went directly to Dawki which also ended up meh basically due to lack of watter and too much waste dumping. From Dawki we went to Indo Bangladesh border. Unlike Wagah there are no major events happening there. It's quiet and you can take pictures. After that we went to Mawlynnong, the cleanest village in India. The village is maintained well but you can see waste dumped in an around the place. There is a private view pont available at the place which you can visit for a small fee. With that we closed for the day and returned back to our hotel.
Today we planned to visit Dawki, seven sister water falls and Indo Bangladesh border. Seven sister waterfalls was a complete letdown as there was no water. The right time to visit Meghalaya will be around July when there is enough rain to fill the water bodies. So we went directly to Dawki which also ended up meh basically due to lack of watter and too much waste dumping. From Dawki we went to Indo Bangladesh border. Unlike Wagah there are no major events happening there. It's quiet and you can take pictures. After that we went to Mawlynnong, the cleanest village in India. The village is maintained well but you can see waste dumped in an around the place. There is a private view pont available at the place which you can visit for a small fee. With that we closed for the day and returned back to our hotel.
Today we planned to visit Dawki, seven sister water falls and Indo Bangladesh border. Seven sister waterfalls was a complete letdown as there was no water. The right time to visit Meghalaya will be around July when there is enough rain to fill the water bodies. So we went directly to Dawki which also ended up meh basically due to lack of watter and too much waste dumping. From Dawki we went to Indo Bangladesh border. Unlike Wagah there are no major events happening there. It's quiet and you can take pictures. After that we went to Mawlynnong, the cleanest village in India. The village is maintained well but you can see waste dumped in an around the place. There is a private view pont available at the place which you can visit for a small fee. With that we closed for the day and returned back to our hotel.
Today we planned to visit Dawki, seven sister water falls and Indo Bangladesh border. Seven sister waterfalls was a complete letdown as there was no water. The right time to visit Meghalaya will be around July when there is enough rain to fill the water bodies. So we went directly to Dawki which also ended up meh basically due to lack of watter and too much waste dumping. From Dawki we went to Indo Bangladesh border. Unlike Wagah there are no major events happening there. It's quiet and you can take pictures. After that we went to Mawlynnong, the cleanest village in India. The village is maintained well but you can see waste dumped in an around the place. There is a private view pont available at the place which you can visit for a small fee. With that we closed for the day and returned back to our hotel.
Today we planned to visit Dawki, seven sister water falls and Indo Bangladesh border. Seven sister waterfalls was a complete letdown as there was no water. The right time to visit Meghalaya will be around July when there is enough rain to fill the water bodies. So we went directly to Dawki which also ended up meh basically due to lack of watter and too much waste dumping. From Dawki we went to Indo Bangladesh border. Unlike Wagah there are no major events happening there. It's quiet and you can take pictures. After that we went to Mawlynnong, the cleanest village in India. The village is maintained well but you can see waste dumped in an around the place. There is a private view pont available at the place which you can visit for a small fee. With that we closed for the day and returned back to our hotel.
Today we planned to visit Dawki, seven sister water falls and Indo Bangladesh border. Seven sister waterfalls was a complete letdown as there was no water. The right time to visit Meghalaya will be around July when there is enough rain to fill the water bodies. So we went directly to Dawki which also ended up meh basically due to lack of watter and too much waste dumping. From Dawki we went to Indo Bangladesh border. Unlike Wagah there are no major events happening there. It's quiet and you can take pictures. After that we went to Mawlynnong, the cleanest village in India. The village is maintained well but you can see waste dumped in an around the place. There is a private view pont available at the place which you can visit for a small fee. With that we closed for the day and returned back to our hotel.
Today we planned to visit Dawki, seven sister water falls and Indo Bangladesh border. Seven sister waterfalls was a complete letdown as there was no water. The right time to visit Meghalaya will be around July when there is enough rain to fill the water bodies. So we went directly to Dawki which also ended up meh basically due to lack of watter and too much waste dumping. From Dawki we went to Indo Bangladesh border. Unlike Wagah there are no major events happening there. It's quiet and you can take pictures. After that we went to Mawlynnong, the cleanest village in India. The village is maintained well but you can see waste dumped in an around the place. There is a private view pont available at the place which you can visit for a small fee. With that we closed for the day and returned back to our hotel.
Today we planned to visit Dawki, seven sister water falls and Indo Bangladesh border. Seven sister waterfalls was a complete letdown as there was no water. The right time to visit Meghalaya will be around July when there is enough rain to fill the water bodies. So we went directly to Dawki which also ended up meh basically due to lack of watter and too much waste dumping. From Dawki we went to Indo Bangladesh border. Unlike Wagah there are no major events happening there. It's quiet and you can take pictures. After that we went to Mawlynnong, the cleanest village in India. The village is maintained well but you can see waste dumped in an around the place. There is a private view pont available at the place which you can visit for a small fee. With that we closed for the day and returned back to our hotel.
Today we planned to visit Dawki, seven sister water falls and Indo Bangladesh border. Seven sister waterfalls was a complete letdown as there was no water. The right time to visit Meghalaya will be around July when there is enough rain to fill the water bodies. So we went directly to Dawki which also ended up meh basically due to lack of watter and too much waste dumping. From Dawki we went to Indo Bangladesh border. Unlike Wagah there are no major events happening there. It's quiet and you can take pictures. After that we went to Mawlynnong, the cleanest village in India. The village is maintained well but you can see waste dumped in an around the place. There is a private view pont available at the place which you can visit for a small fee. With that we closed for the day and returned back to our hotel.
Today we planned to visit Dawki, seven sister water falls and Indo Bangladesh border. Seven sister waterfalls was a complete letdown as there was no water. The right time to visit Meghalaya will be around July when there is enough rain to fill the water bodies. So we went directly to Dawki which also ended up meh basically due to lack of watter and too much waste dumping. From Dawki we went to Indo Bangladesh border. Unlike Wagah there are no major events happening there. It's quiet and you can take pictures. After that we went to Mawlynnong, the cleanest village in India. The village is maintained well but you can see waste dumped in an around the place. There is a private view pont available at the place which you can visit for a small fee. With that we closed for the day and returned back to our hotel.
Today we planned to visit Dawki, seven sister water falls and Indo Bangladesh border. Seven sister waterfalls was a complete letdown as there was no water. The right time to visit Meghalaya will be around July when there is enough rain to fill the water bodies. So we went directly to Dawki which also ended up meh basically due to lack of watter and too much waste dumping. From Dawki we went to Indo Bangladesh border. Unlike Wagah there are no major events happening there. It's quiet and you can take pictures. After that we went to Mawlynnong, the cleanest village in India. The village is maintained well but you can see waste dumped in an around the place. There is a private view pont available at the place which you can visit for a small fee. With that we closed for the day and returned back to our hotel.
Today we planned to visit Dawki, seven sister water falls and Indo Bangladesh border. Seven sister waterfalls was a complete letdown as there was no water. The right time to visit Meghalaya will be around July when there is enough rain to fill the water bodies. So we went directly to Dawki which also ended up meh basically due to lack of watter and too much waste dumping. From Dawki we went to Indo Bangladesh border. Unlike Wagah there are no major events happening there. It's quiet and you can take pictures. After that we went to Mawlynnong, the cleanest village in India. The village is maintained well but you can see waste dumped in an around the place. There is a private view pont available at the place which you can visit for a small fee. With that we closed for the day and returned back to our hotel.
Today we planned to visit Dawki, seven sister water falls and Indo Bangladesh border. Seven sister waterfalls was a complete letdown as there was no water. The right time to visit Meghalaya will be around July when there is enough rain to fill the water bodies. So we went directly to Dawki which also ended up meh basically due to lack of watter and too much waste dumping. From Dawki we went to Indo Bangladesh border. Unlike Wagah there are no major events happening there. It's quiet and you can take pictures. After that we went to Mawlynnong, the cleanest village in India. The village is maintained well but you can see waste dumped in an around the place. There is a private view pont available at the place which you can visit for a small fee. With that we closed for the day and returned back to our hotel.
Today we planned to visit Dawki, seven sister water falls and Indo Bangladesh border. Seven sister waterfalls was a complete letdown as there was no water. The right time to visit Meghalaya will be around July when there is enough rain to fill the water bodies. So we went directly to Dawki which also ended up meh basically due to lack of watter and too much waste dumping. From Dawki we went to Indo Bangladesh border. Unlike Wagah there are no major events happening there. It's quiet and you can take pictures. After that we went to Mawlynnong, the cleanest village in India. The village is maintained well but you can see waste dumped in an around the place. There is a private view pont available at the place which you can visit for a small fee. With that we closed for the day and returned back to our hotel.
Today we planned to visit Dawki, seven sister water falls and Indo Bangladesh border. Seven sister waterfalls was a complete letdown as there was no water. The right time to visit Meghalaya will be around July when there is enough rain to fill the water bodies. So we went directly to Dawki which also ended up meh basically due to lack of watter and too much waste dumping. From Dawki we went to Indo Bangladesh border. Unlike Wagah there are no major events happening there. It's quiet and you can take pictures. After that we went to Mawlynnong, the cleanest village in India. The village is maintained well but you can see waste dumped in an around the place. There is a private view pont available at the place which you can visit for a small fee. With that we closed for the day and returned back to our hotel.
Today was our last day at Meghalaya. So we checked out from our hotel and started back to Guwahati. On the way back you have Kasi hills and umiam lake. Kasi hills is bit of a deviation, so we visited only umiam lake. It's a nice serene spot where you can sit and relax. They have a small cafeteria and huts. Boating facilities are available but we didn't opt for it. After spending about an hour there we returned back to Guwahati where we were planning to visit Kaziranga National park next day. But the Covid started rising and airports were closing. Our return flight got rescheduled and later got cancelled. So we had to cut short our trip and booked our return flight to Kerala next day.
Today was our last day at Meghalaya. So we checked out from our hotel and started back to Guwahati. On the way back you have Kasi hills and umiam lake. Kasi hills is bit of a deviation, so we visited only umiam lake. It's a nice serene spot where you can sit and relax. They have a small cafeteria and huts. Boating facilities are available but we didn't opt for it. After spending about an hour there we returned back to Guwahati where we were planning to visit Kaziranga National park next day. But the Covid started rising and airports were closing. Our return flight got rescheduled and later got cancelled. So we had to cut short our trip and booked our return flight to Kerala next day.
Today was our last day at Meghalaya. So we checked out from our hotel and started back to Guwahati. On the way back you have Kasi hills and umiam lake. Kasi hills is bit of a deviation, so we visited only umiam lake. It's a nice serene spot where you can sit and relax. They have a small cafeteria and huts. Boating facilities are available but we didn't opt for it. After spending about an hour there we returned back to Guwahati where we were planning to visit Kaziranga National park next day. But the Covid started rising and airports were closing. Our return flight got rescheduled and later got cancelled. So we had to cut short our trip and booked our return flight to Kerala next day.
Today was our last day at Meghalaya. So we checked out from our hotel and started back to Guwahati. On the way back you have Kasi hills and umiam lake. Kasi hills is bit of a deviation, so we visited only umiam lake. It's a nice serene spot where you can sit and relax. They have a small cafeteria and huts. Boating facilities are available but we didn't opt for it. After spending about an hour there we returned back to Guwahati where we were planning to visit Kaziranga National park next day. But the Covid started rising and airports were closing. Our return flight got rescheduled and later got cancelled. So we had to cut short our trip and booked our return flight to Kerala next day.
Today was our last day at Meghalaya. So we checked out from our hotel and started back to Guwahati. On the way back you have Kasi hills and umiam lake. Kasi hills is bit of a deviation, so we visited only umiam lake. It's a nice serene spot where you can sit and relax. They have a small cafeteria and huts. Boating facilities are available but we didn't opt for it. After spending about an hour there we returned back to Guwahati where we were planning to visit Kaziranga National park next day. But the Covid started rising and airports were closing. Our return flight got rescheduled and later got cancelled. So we had to cut short our trip and booked our return flight to Kerala next day.
Today was our last day at Meghalaya. So we checked out from our hotel and started back to Guwahati. On the way back you have Kasi hills and umiam lake. Kasi hills is bit of a deviation, so we visited only umiam lake. It's a nice serene spot where you can sit and relax. They have a small cafeteria and huts. Boating facilities are available but we didn't opt for it. After spending about an hour there we returned back to Guwahati where we were planning to visit Kaziranga National park next day. But the Covid started rising and airports were closing. Our return flight got rescheduled and later got cancelled. So we had to cut short our trip and booked our return flight to Kerala next day.
Today was our last day at Meghalaya. So we checked out from our hotel and started back to Guwahati. On the way back you have Kasi hills and umiam lake. Kasi hills is bit of a deviation, so we visited only umiam lake. It's a nice serene spot where you can sit and relax. They have a small cafeteria and huts. Boating facilities are available but we didn't opt for it. After spending about an hour there we returned back to Guwahati where we were planning to visit Kaziranga National park next day. But the Covid started rising and airports were closing. Our return flight got rescheduled and later got cancelled. So we had to cut short our trip and booked our return flight to Kerala next day.
Today was our last day at Meghalaya. So we checked out from our hotel and started back to Guwahati. On the way back you have Kasi hills and umiam lake. Kasi hills is bit of a deviation, so we visited only umiam lake. It's a nice serene spot where you can sit and relax. They have a small cafeteria and huts. Boating facilities are available but we didn't opt for it. After spending about an hour there we returned back to Guwahati where we were planning to visit Kaziranga National park next day. But the Covid started rising and airports were closing. Our return flight got rescheduled and later got cancelled. So we had to cut short our trip and booked our return flight to Kerala next day.
Today was our last day at Meghalaya. So we checked out from our hotel and started back to Guwahati. On the way back you have Kasi hills and umiam lake. Kasi hills is bit of a deviation, so we visited only umiam lake. It's a nice serene spot where you can sit and relax. They have a small cafeteria and huts. Boating facilities are available but we didn't opt for it. After spending about an hour there we returned back to Guwahati where we were planning to visit Kaziranga National park next day. But the Covid started rising and airports were closing. Our return flight got rescheduled and later got cancelled. So we had to cut short our trip and booked our return flight to Kerala next day.
Today was our last day at Meghalaya. So we checked out from our hotel and started back to Guwahati. On the way back you have Kasi hills and umiam lake. Kasi hills is bit of a deviation, so we visited only umiam lake. It's a nice serene spot where you can sit and relax. They have a small cafeteria and huts. Boating facilities are available but we didn't opt for it. After spending about an hour there we returned back to Guwahati where we were planning to visit Kaziranga National park next day. But the Covid started rising and airports were closing. Our return flight got rescheduled and later got cancelled. So we had to cut short our trip and booked our return flight to Kerala next day.
Today was our last day at Meghalaya. So we checked out from our hotel and started back to Guwahati. On the way back you have Kasi hills and umiam lake. Kasi hills is bit of a deviation, so we visited only umiam lake. It's a nice serene spot where you can sit and relax. They have a small cafeteria and huts. Boating facilities are available but we didn't opt for it. After spending about an hour there we returned back to Guwahati where we were planning to visit Kaziranga National park next day. But the Covid started rising and airports were closing. Our return flight got rescheduled and later got cancelled. So we had to cut short our trip and booked our return flight to Kerala next day.
Today was our last day at Meghalaya. So we checked out from our hotel and started back to Guwahati. On the way back you have Kasi hills and umiam lake. Kasi hills is bit of a deviation, so we visited only umiam lake. It's a nice serene spot where you can sit and relax. They have a small cafeteria and huts. Boating facilities are available but we didn't opt for it. After spending about an hour there we returned back to Guwahati where we were planning to visit Kaziranga National park next day. But the Covid started rising and airports were closing. Our return flight got rescheduled and later got cancelled. So we had to cut short our trip and booked our return flight to Kerala next day.
Today was our last day at Meghalaya. So we checked out from our hotel and started back to Guwahati. On the way back you have Kasi hills and umiam lake. Kasi hills is bit of a deviation, so we visited only umiam lake. It's a nice serene spot where you can sit and relax. They have a small cafeteria and huts. Boating facilities are available but we didn't opt for it. After spending about an hour there we returned back to Guwahati where we were planning to visit Kaziranga National park next day. But the Covid started rising and airports were closing. Our return flight got rescheduled and later got cancelled. So we had to cut short our trip and booked our return flight to Kerala next day.
Today was our last day at Meghalaya. So we checked out from our hotel and started back to Guwahati. On the way back you have Kasi hills and umiam lake. Kasi hills is bit of a deviation, so we visited only umiam lake. It's a nice serene spot where you can sit and relax. They have a small cafeteria and huts. Boating facilities are available but we didn't opt for it. After spending about an hour there we returned back to Guwahati where we were planning to visit Kaziranga National park next day. But the Covid started rising and airports were closing. Our return flight got rescheduled and later got cancelled. So we had to cut short our trip and booked our return flight to Kerala next day.
Today was our last day at Meghalaya. So we checked out from our hotel and started back to Guwahati. On the way back you have Kasi hills and umiam lake. Kasi hills is bit of a deviation, so we visited only umiam lake. It's a nice serene spot where you can sit and relax. They have a small cafeteria and huts. Boating facilities are available but we didn't opt for it. After spending about an hour there we returned back to Guwahati where we were planning to visit Kaziranga National park next day. But the Covid started rising and airports were closing. Our return flight got rescheduled and later got cancelled. So we had to cut short our trip and booked our return flight to Kerala next day.
Today was our last day at Meghalaya. So we checked out from our hotel and started back to Guwahati. On the way back you have Kasi hills and umiam lake. Kasi hills is bit of a deviation, so we visited only umiam lake. It's a nice serene spot where you can sit and relax. They have a small cafeteria and huts. Boating facilities are available but we didn't opt for it. After spending about an hour there we returned back to Guwahati where we were planning to visit Kaziranga National park next day. But the Covid started rising and airports were closing. Our return flight got rescheduled and later got cancelled. So we had to cut short our trip and booked our return flight to Kerala next day.
Today was our last day at Meghalaya. So we checked out from our hotel and started back to Guwahati. On the way back you have Kasi hills and umiam lake. Kasi hills is bit of a deviation, so we visited only umiam lake. It's a nice serene spot where you can sit and relax. They have a small cafeteria and huts. Boating facilities are available but we didn't opt for it. After spending about an hour there we returned back to Guwahati where we were planning to visit Kaziranga National park next day. But the Covid started rising and airports were closing. Our return flight got rescheduled and later got cancelled. So we had to cut short our trip and booked our return flight to Kerala next day.
Today was our last day at Meghalaya. So we checked out from our hotel and started back to Guwahati. On the way back you have Kasi hills and umiam lake. Kasi hills is bit of a deviation, so we visited only umiam lake. It's a nice serene spot where you can sit and relax. They have a small cafeteria and huts. Boating facilities are available but we didn't opt for it. After spending about an hour there we returned back to Guwahati where we were planning to visit Kaziranga National park next day. But the Covid started rising and airports were closing. Our return flight got rescheduled and later got cancelled. So we had to cut short our trip and booked our return flight to Kerala next day.
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