Travel enthusiasts, if Meghalaya has been on your bucket list, then now’s the chance to visit the gorgeous state. Meghalaya has reopened its borders for vaccinated tourists from September 1, 2021. All tourist attractions in the Northeastern state will reopen again. The state will permit fully vaccinated tourists and partially vaccinated ones who produce a negative RT-PCR/TrueNat/CBNAAT report tested 72 hours before arrival at the entry point. Travellers must also share itineraries and hotel details with authorities. Local tourists who are vaccinated within the state can visit any location for tourism.
Travel Company Megh Rolls Out Meghalaya Tourism Packages
Meghalaya had earlier declared that you can go on a trip to Meghalaya at a slashed down rate. A travel company named Megh had rolled out its Vax Trip deal which was offering a ‘5 nights 6 days’ itinerary starting at just ₹19,495/person. And guess what, it included your flight fare too. You simply had to reach the Guwahati airport and the tour manager would be right there to pick you up.
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Explore The Mesmerising Meghalaya During Monsoon
Meghalaya, which literally means abode of the clouds is one of the incredible Seven Sisters in the northeastern part of India. It is comfortably tucked between Bangladesh in the South and the Brahmaputra valley in the North. Through the Vax Trip initiative, tourism company Megh is allowing vaccinated travellers to explore Meghalaya at a discounted rate. The deal aims to lay bare the lush greenery of Meghalaya that comes alive during the rainy months from July to September. On the first day of the trip, the tour manager will meet the tourists at the Guwahati airport and then drive through the scenic roads towards Cherrapunji. Rare And Stunning Mushroom Species Emitting Lights Discovered In Meghalaya
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The Package Will Cover Umiam Lake, Nohkalikai Waterfall, Arwah Lumshynna Cave And More
The package will cover meandering lakes, gushing waterfalls, mysterious caves, thick forests, the living root bridge and more. Tourists can get to explore the Umiam Lake, the Nohkalikai Waterfall, the Seven Sisters Waterfall, the Arwah Lumshynna Cave, the Mawlynnong village, the Mawphlang Forest, the living root bridges and other striking spots. The trip dates are available in July, August and September 2021. To know more about the trips, visit the meghvaxtrip website. For now, enjoy this virtual tour to Meghalaya’s living root bridges from the comfort of your couch: