Summer Treks in Meghalaya

Experience the breathtaking summer beauty of the Abode of Clouds on exhilarating summer treks in Meghalaya. You can start with the Living Root Bridge Trek, which takes you through lush vegetation and over old bridges made from the roots of rubber trees. Trekking through picturesque valleys and thick woodlands, the David Scott Trail offers a historical experience. You can enjoy panoramic views of imposing cliffs and undulating slopes on the magnificent Laitlum Canyon Trek.

Set out on the Umden Village Trek, a peaceful journey via scenic streams and silk-producing orchards. On the Mawlyngot Trek you can enjoy stunning scenery interspersed with charming villages and pure lakes, ideal for a summertime excursion.

Thrillophilia’s all-inclusive summer treks in Meghalaya guarantee a worry-free travel experience. You are accompanied by experienced mountaineering leaders, cooks, and support personnel. Moreover, safety is our top priority with oxygen tanks, stretchers, and first aid kits at your disposal. Thus, you can take it all in amidst these breathtaking mountains, where the beauty of nature is only around the corner.

So why delay? With Thrillophilia, explore the allure of this hill station in the summertime and make lifelong memories on the Meghalaya summer treks.

Summer Treks in Meghalaya

Here are the top 5 Summer Treks in Meghalaya:

1. Living Root Bridge Trek: One of the moderate grade summer treks in Meghalaya is the Living Roots Bridge Trek that is about 5 kilometres long and takes about a day to finish. The Tyrna village, which serves as the starting point for the double-decker bridge, is where your journey begins. You will descend 2400 feet via around 3500 stairs on this route. The walk's steepest and most difficult section is the descent toward Nongthymmai Village. During the last part of the journey, you will encounter steel suspension bridges, jackfruit and pineapple trees, and the double-decker root bridge.

2. David Scott Trail: The 16-kilometre David Scott Trek, which takes five to six hours to do, is one of the easy summer treks in Meghalaya. It starts in Mawphlang and ends at Lad Mawphlang, elevating you to 4892 feet. This trek, named after a British official, teaches you about the history, culture, and mythology of the Khasi people while passing through gorgeous rivers, waterfalls, and lush landscapes. The two most famous sights on this walk are the Umiam River and Simpanghang Falls.

3. Laitlum Canyon Trek: The 24-kilometre Laitlum Canyon journey takes one to two days to finish, depending on how often you stop. This trek climbs to a height of around 1496 metres in the East Khasi Hills, where you will encounter bamboo, orchids, and verdant slopes. One of the most beautiful gorges and winding staircases that descend into a verdant valley may be seen here. Upon reaching the Canyon Ridge on the last part of the trip, you will be able to see the bubbling Laitlum stream and the tiny village of Rasong.

4. Umden Village Trek: One of the Meghalaya summer treks, the Umden Village hike is 18 kilometres long and can be finished in a day. This stroll ascends to 340 metres while offering expansive vistas of verdant valleys and waterfalls. Here, you may see the creation of Eri Silk, or "nonviolent silk," and eat food cooked and served on plaintiff leaves by the local people. Before the walk ends, you can see a handloom made in Ryndia.

5. Mawlyngot Trek: The Mawlyngot Trek is one of the easy grade Meghalaya summer treks that is 6 kilometres long and takes about 2-3 hours to complete. On this walk you reach an elevation of 4800 feet on the east Khasi hills while witnessing plantations of Urlong tea. Here you can find several lush tea gardens and make your way through canopies, jungles and peaceful streams. At the end of the trek you can reach the closeby peak or explore the riverbed of Umsong.