Meghalaya – A Journey Through the Seven Sisters of Northeast India
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Easy trek
1 Destinations
Max Altitude 3300m
We also offer all of our tours as private tours – at your best time and with your desired program.
Away from the usual travel routes, discover the little-known Himalayan region south of Sikkim with us. A unique, fantastic panoramic view of the entire imposing Mt. Khangchendzonga mountain range awaits you. After an exciting city tour in the lively town of Kalimpong, you will visit one of the most important Tibetan Buddhist monasteries in the region, situated in the middle of a vast fir forest. Soon afterwards, you will immerse yourself in the rural world of the Himalayan peoples and mountain farmers. You will gain fascinating insights into the easy life in the countryside. Buddhism, Hinduism, shamanism and Christianity exist here side by side.
Surrender to the quiet, rural rhythm, go on optional hikes past fields and small farms, immerse yourself in the easy and original way of life of the Himalayan mountain farmers and enjoy cultural and culinary highlights. The lovingly and beautifully furnished bungalows and the privately run and dedicated lodge offer you an oasis of relaxation and tranquillity. Indulge in delicious, freshly prepared meals and feel that you are in good hands with the warm, local service.
Arrival from Bagdogra airport or according to travel module “Sikkim”, “Darjeeling”, “Bhutan”, “Northeast India”, “Delhi” or “Kolkata”
Discover rural Kalimpong and the world of Himalayan mountain farmers in this remote region. Overnight stay in a bungalow
Onward journey to Lava Monastery and Kalimpong town with a stroll through the town. Overnight stay in a private guesthouse
Transfer to Bagdogra Airport in West Bengal or continue with travel module “Sikkim”, “Darjeeling”, “North East India”, “Bhutan”, “Delhi” or “Kolkata”