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NORTH EAST CORPORATE TOUR PACKAGE — 3N/4D

Rs.25999.00/Person

Centred around Shillong and Guwahati, this North East itinerary offers a fresh, less-explored offsite destination with waterfalls, living root bridges, and a distinct tribal culture that gives the trip genuine novelty compared to more familiar hill-station options.

Highlights

  • Trek to the Living Root Bridges near Cherrapunji — built by generations of local Khasi communities training rubber tree roots across rivers
  • Umiam Lake boating session
  • Shillong Peak for panoramic views over the city and surrounding hills
  • Kamakhya Temple, one of India's most significant Shakti Peeth sites
  • A genuinely under-explored destination offering novelty beyond the standard hill-station circuit
  • Farewell dinner in Shillong after the Cherrapunji day trip

Included and Excluded

  • 3 nights' accommodation (twin/triple sharing)
  • Conference hall booking in Shillong
  • All Meal Plan — daily breakfast, lunch, and dinner
  • Umiam Lake boating session
  • Guided Cherrapunji day trip with Living Root Bridge trek
  • Kamakhya Temple visit
  • All inter-city and sightseeing transfers
  • Dedicated tour manager
  • Airfare to and from Guwahati
  • GST as applicable
  • Trek guide fee for the Living Root Bridge (included in standard package; premium/extended treks cost extra)
  • Personal expenses & shopping
  • Travel insurance

Tour Plan

Arrival in Guwahati, Transfer to Shillong
The group arrives in Guwahati and is transferred by road to Shillong (about 3 hours), checking into the hotel. The evening opens with a welcome dinner.

Conference Session & Umiam Lake
The morning conference session is held at the hotel. In the afternoon, the group visits Umiam Lake for boating, followed by Shillong Peak for panoramic views over the city and surrounding hills.

Cherrapunji Day Trip
A full day trip to Cherrapunji, one of the wettest places on Earth, includes a trek to view the famous Living Root Bridges — a genuinely unique, hands-on experience built by generations of local Khasi communities. The group returns to Shillong for a farewell dinner.

Kamakhya Temple & Departure
The group transfers back to Guwahati, stopping at Kamakhya Temple, one of India's most significant Shakti Peeth sites, before departure.

Tour Faq

It's a moderate trek involving a significant number of steps — sometimes several thousand, depending on which specific bridge is visited — down into a valley and back up, which can be genuinely tiring, particularly on the return climb. We'd recommend it for teams with a reasonable baseline fitness level, and for groups that include less mobile employees, an alternative lighter itinerary around Cherrapunji's waterfalls and viewpoints can be arranged instead.
October through April is the recommended window, avoiding the heaviest of the monsoon season. Cherrapunji is genuinely one of the wettest places on Earth, and from June through September the rainfall can be intense enough to affect road conditions and outdoor visibility, so a corporate trip with a fixed itinerary is much better planned outside this window.
It works best for mid-sized groups, roughly 20-50 people. Very large groups (100+) may need to be split across multiple hotels in Shillong, since the region's tourism infrastructure, while growing, isn't yet at the scale of more established hill stations like Shimla or Manali.
The North East remains genuinely underexplored by most Indian corporate travellers compared to the well-worn Himachal-Uttarakhand-Rajasthan circuit, giving the trip a sense of novelty that's harder to replicate elsewhere. The living root bridges, built and maintained by local Khasi communities over generations by training rubber tree roots across rivers, are a genuinely uniqu
Flights connect to Guwahati, which serves as the main gateway, followed by a road journey of about 3 hours to reach Shillong. All further travel within the region — to Cherrapunji, Umiam Lake, and back to Guwahati — is done by road, which we arrange through private coaches or vehicles sized appropriately for the group.