About the house
Tiggi's iing began as a family home in Nongrim Hills — the kind of Shillong house that was always full of relatives, neighbours, and one more plate at the table. Opening it to guests changed less than you might think: the kitchen still cooks the way it always has, and the garden still gets the same fussing.
There are six guest rooms, numbered one to six, each a little different from the next. The house is run by Renu, who looks after the kitchen and the welcome, with Firoz — who many of our guests know by name from their reviews — looking after the days.
It is a home first and a guest house second. We hope you'll feel that within the first hour.
Around the house
A small Shillong landmark — paddleboats, flowering trees, and a tea kiosk.
Shillong's commercial heart — bookshops, restaurants, the old Café Shillong.
Three-tiered waterfall in the Khasi hills, busy on weekends.
Among the wettest places on earth, living root bridges nearby.
Asia's cleanest village, and a sky-walk through the canopy.
Long lake on the road back to Guwahati — sunsets and kayaks.
Getting here
Shillong sits about 1,500 metres above sea level. The drive in is part of the trip.
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By air
Guwahati (GAU) is the closest functional airport — 3 hours by car. We can arrange a private pickup.
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By car
About 3 hours from Guwahati, 3.5 hours from Kaziranga. The road climbs steadily, the views earn the drive.
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By train
Guwahati railway station is the closest. From there, shared taxis run all day; we'll send you the right contact.
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