Accommodations are carefully selected based on your specific itinerary and package. For instance, our premium “Tour as a Royal” package features upgraded stays at three- to five-star properties, subject to availability. Regardless of the package chosen, every guest receives our highest standard of care, hospitality, and uncompromised safety. Our knowledgeable local guides are always on hand to assist you, and we guarantee an exceptional experience for all travelers.
We partner with an extensive network of hotels and homestays to ensure your accommodations are seamlessly aligned with your tour route. The following are samples of our average stays-










For Solo Travellers and DIY toursists.
🌧️ The Monsoon & Cloud-Chasing Guide (May to September)
Shillong and neighboring Sohra (Cherrapunji) see some of the heaviest rainfall on earth. Here is how to handle the wet season:
The Hill Pharmacy: Bring insect repellent for forest treks, motion sickness pills for the winding roads, and basic painkillers.
Invest in Grip: High-traction, anti-slip footwear is mandatory. The mossy stone steps leading down to waterfalls get incredibly slick.
Armour Your Electronics: Pack a heavy-duty waterproof dry bag. Sudden, torrential downpours can ruin cameras and smartphones in seconds.
Choose Synthetic Fabrics: Pack lightweight clothes that dry fast. The high humidity means denim and heavy cotton will stay damp for days.
❄️ The Winter & Festival Guide (October to April)
Winter is crisp, sunny, and beautiful, but temperatures drop sharply once the sun goes down.
- Book Your Stay Early: Winter is peak tourist season in Meghalaya (hosting major events like the Cherry Blossom Festival). Secure your hotels months in advance.
- Prepare for Chilly Nights: Pack high-quality thermals, a heavy jacket, gloves, and warm socks. While days are pleasant, Shillong nights get very cold.
- Expect the Unexpected: Keep a compact umbrella or a light windbreaker in your daypack. Even in the dry season, sudden high-altitude showers can catch you off guard.
- Comfortable Walking Shoes: Bring sturdy sneakers or boots for exploring the local cafes, police bazaar, and scenic viewpoints.
Highway Safety Check: Monitor morning weather reports before heading out. Heavy downpours often trigger thick fog and landslide warnings on the Guwahati-Shillong highway.