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Meghalaya: Shillong, Cherrapunji and Dawki

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Meghalaya: stays must register every guest

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Hotels, homestays and landlords register guests through the state tourism app, which is linked to the police. Reported June 2025; carry identity proof for check-in.

Document · applies to All visitors staying overnight · set by Government of Meghalaya

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What changed, and when

  1. June 2025Guest registration through the state tourism app made compulsory for all accommodation; reported 19 June 2025. outlooktraveller.com

History

  1. 28 Sept 2026First entered from outlooktraveller.com

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Rules for motorcycles, on this route

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Meghalaya: no Inner Line Permit at present

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A hotel company's site says Indian citizens need only a valid identity card and foreign citizens register with the Foreigners Registration Office. No official page stating this was found.

No government order found · from welcomemeghalaya.com · read 28 September 2026 · no rider has confirmed it

Meghalaya: compulsory visitor registration planned, not in force

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Announced in July 2026 by the Tourism Minister: visitors would register and have identity checked on entry, first at Umling. No start date or legal basis was given.

No government order found · from assamtribune.com · dated 12 July 2026 · read 28 September 2026 · no rider has confirmed it

Meghalaya: renting out private motorcycles is prohibited

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A Transport Department notice of 13 June 2025 bars renting private two-wheelers and cars, citing the Motor Vehicles Act. No rent-a-motorcycle scheme is notified in the state.

From theshillongtimes.com · dated 16 June 2025 · read 28 September 2026 · no rider has confirmed it

Dawki road: shut from 10 pm to 5 am

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The night closure between Laitlyngkot and Lyngkyrdem stayed in force when the stretch reopened on 10 August 2026. Emergency vehicles may pass with clearance.

From theshillongtimes.com · dated 10 August 2026 · read 28 September 2026 · no rider has confirmed it

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