Based in Meghalaya
Where travel meets destination
Lads on Tours
Lads on Tours is a travel collective based in Meghalaya that offers more than just trips — we create experiences. Whether you're exploring the misty hills of Sohra, chasing waterfalls in Jaintia, or diving into the vibrant culture of the Khasi and Garo people, our local guides ensure you see the real Meghalaya. From full travel planning and curated itineraries to offbeat trails and homestay bookings, we’ve got your back. Perfect for backpackers, friend groups, solo travelers, and anyone seeking an authentic Northeast adventure — Lads on Tours brings you closer to nature, culture, and community.
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Dawki Camp
Dawki, Meghalaya
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Umiam Lake Camp
Umiam, Meghalaya
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Guide You to Easy Path
With Lads on Tours, you'll never feel lost exploring Meghalaya. Whether you're off-grid in the hills or deep in a forest trail, our guides and offline support have you covered. Bring your friends and experience the wild — through misty valleys, hidden waterfalls, and all the way to the mountain tops.
Destination
48 min
Aguas Calientes
Start track
Wonorejo Pasuruan
Why Choose Us?
Local Expertise
Our guides are born and raised in Meghalaya, we know the hidden trails, secret spots, and real stories that no map can tell.
Customizable Trips
From adventure treks to laid-back getaways, we tailor each tour to match your pace, interests, and vibe.
Seamless Travel Experience
We handle everything, guides, transport, stays, permits, so you can focus on exploring and enjoying.
Offbeat & Authentic
Skip the tourist traps. We take you to offbeat locations, local homestays, and cultural experiences that make your trip truly unforgettable.
Founded By:
Banjop Iawphniaw
Banjop lawphniaw worked as a driver and then as a guide with Campfire Trails. He has paddled the Ganga and Alaknanda rivers in North India as well as the Kolodyne in Mizoram and has been central to explorations in Meghalaya. He was the first Khasi kayaker to learn to roll and regularly takes friends and family out paddling. When hired by kayakers to shuttle them, he would arrive hours earlier to catch some free river time, often without informing co-drivers.