Eastern Himalayas Tour Package

After breakfast, set off for Kaziranga National Park. On the way, stop by Sualkuchi, known as Assam’s “Silk Village,” where skilled artisans weave beautiful Muga, Eri, and pat silk on traditional bamboo looms. Next, visit Hajo, a fascinating place where Hinduism, Islam, and Buddhism intersect, featuring ancient temples and exquisite bell-metal crafts.
Visit the UNESCO-listed Kaziranga National Park, famous for its population of the Great Indian One-Horned Rhinoceros, and also shelters Asiatic wild buffalo, elephants, tigers, swamp deer, and more than 400 species of birds, making it a paradise for wildlife enthusiasts and birdwatchers alike. Upon arrival, check into your hotel near Kaziranga National Park and unwind after a day filled with rich culture, heritage, and nature.
Overnight in Kaziranga.

Start your day with an exciting elephant-back safari as you traverse the enchanting misty wilderness. After enjoying a hearty breakfast and lunch, hop on a jeep for safaris through various zones of the park, where you might catch glimpses of tigers, Asiatic elephants, water buffalo, deer, and an impressive array of over 400 bird species. As the sun sets, immerse yourself in a traditional cultural performance and take a stroll through the Kaziranga Orchid and Biodiversity Park.
Overnight in Kaziranga.
Note: The Park is open from November to April (every year).

Post breakfast, visit the local tribal village of Dimapur and the Kaziranga Orchid Park cum Biodiversity Conservation Centre. The Orchid Park at Kaziranga has transformed into a vibrant botanical haven, showcasing over 500 varieties of orchids along with a diverse range of other exotic flora. You can also enjoy the local cuisines and the dance performances, Borgeet and Xatriya.
Continue your drive for another five hours to reach Kohima in Nagaland and check into the hotel. The rest of the day is at your leisure.
Overnight stay in Kohima.

Dedicate your day to exploring Kohima, the capital city of Nagaland. Begin with a visit to the iconic Kohima War Cemetery, maintained by the Commonwealth War Graves Commission – a solemn tribute to the brave Allied soldiers who lost their lives during World War II. Next, head to the Nagaland State Museum to delve into the region’s tribal traditions, followed by a wander through the lively local markets.
Continue to the State Emporium, where you can shop for handmade tribal crafts, traditional Naga textiles, and ready-to-wear garments made from authentic Naga weaves. A stroll through Kohima’s bustling local markets gives insight into the daily life and livelihoods of the Naga people, a wide array of locally made goods, fresh produce, and delicious street food.
Later, make your way to Khonoma Village, located about 20 km from Kohima—an eco-tourism gem renowned for its Jhum cultivation practices and pioneering conservation efforts. After a culturally immersive and enriching day, return to your hotel for a restful evening.
Overnight stay in Kohima.

After breakfast, it's time to head back to Assam. You’ll drive to Jorhat, often referred to as the Cultural Capital of Assam, a journey of approximately 5 to 6 hours through scenic landscapes dotted with lush tea gardens. Spend your evening relaxing and soaking in the local atmosphere.
Overnight in Jorhat.

After breakfast, drive to Neematighat and board a ferry to Majuli, the world’s largest inhabited river island, nestled between the Subansiri and Brahmaputra Rivers.

Explore Majuli’s famous Vaishnavite monasteries (Satras) , where you can interact with monks, learn about the evolution of Vaishnavism in Assam, and witness the traditional Sattriya dance performance.
Note: Footwear may need to be removed before entering the Satras.
En route, explore traditional Mishing tribal villages, famed for their distinctive bamboo stilt houses and fertile agricultural lands nourished by the mighty Brahmaputra River. Discover the unique heritage of the Mishing tribe, believed to be of Tibeto-Burman origin, and immerse yourself in their vibrant culture and way of life.
Return to Jorhat for an overnight stay at the hotel.

Start your day with breakfast before heading to the Gibbon Wildlife Sanctuary, just 22 km from Jorhat. This sanctuary is renowned for its Hoolock gibbons, the only ape species found in India, and is home to over 40 different mammal species.
Next, make your way to Sivasagar, the historic heart of the Ahom dynasty, which ruled Assam for nearly 600 years. Here, you can explore ancient Ahom palaces, temples, and monuments that tell the story of the region’s rich history.
Finally, arrive in Dibrugarh, often referred to as the Gateway to the Hidden Lands of Northeast India. Surrounded by sprawling tea gardens, Dibrugarh offers a peaceful retreat with its charming tea estates, colonial-style bungalows perched on bamboo stilts, and breath-taking landscapes.
Settle in for an overnight stay in Dibrugarh.

After enjoying breakfast, take a short drive to Jokai Reserve Forest, a beautiful spot near Dibrugarh. This picturesque forest is teeming with a variety of low-altitude tropical plants and wildlife. Next, dive into the world of Assam tea by visiting local tea factories.
Here, you can witness the fascinating journey of tea, from the moment the leaves are plucked to the intricate processing that follows. Don’t miss out on a delightful tea tasting session, where you can savour aromatic blends like CTC and Orthodox tea, both celebrated for their robust flavours.
Be sure to visit the Mukul Tea Estate, home to a thriving organic tea garden and a serene wetland that attracts a rich diversity of bird species – an ideal spot for nature lovers and birdwatchers alike. You’ll even get the chance to try your hand at plucking tea leaves and preparing your very own roasted green tea.
After a day filled with refreshing aromas and experiences, head back to your hotel. Just a quick tip: the best time to visit tea factories is between March and November when the gardens are in full bloom. Please note that Mondays are typically factory holidays, so visits to tea estates may be subject to change depending on operational schedules.

Start your day off right with a hearty breakfast, then head over to Namphake Village. This charming Tai-Phake (Thai) village is renowned for its beautiful Buddhist monastery and traditional bamboo stilt houses. Take some time to chat with the locals and immerse yourself in their rich customs and Buddhist culture, which have thrived in Assam for centuries.
After that, make your way to Digboi, the first oil town in South Asia, where you can visit the world’s second-oldest oil refinery. Visit the historic Digboi Oil Museum, which chronicles the legacy of Asia’s first oil refinery, and explore the World War II Allied Forces Cemetery, meticulously maintained by the Commonwealth War Graves Commission.
Next, continue your journey to the Wathai Heritage Bungalow, tucked away in the tranquil Limbuguri Tea Estate. Surrounded by lush tea plantations and stunning landscapes, this bungalow offers a unique heritage stay experience.
Overnight stay at Limbuguri Tea Estate.

Start your day with a trip to Dibru-Saikhowa National Park, famous for its untouched wilderness, lush deciduous forests, and vibrant evergreen wetlands. This incredible biodiversity hotspot is a treasure trove of various plants and animals, making it a fantastic destination for eco-tourism.
Next, make your way to Barekuri Village, where you might catch a glimpse of the endangered Hoolock Gibbon, the only ape species native to India.
Then, head over to Maguri Beel, a picturesque wetland situated close to the park. Here, you can enjoy boat rides while trying to spot the rare Ganges river dolphins and an array of migratory birds.
After a day filled with nature's wonders, unwind at the Wathai Heritage Bungalow for a cosy overnight stay.

After enjoying a hearty breakfast, set off for Wakro, a picturesque spot about three hours away from Tinsukia. On your way, make a stop at Emphang Village, where the Khampti tribe, descendants of the Shan people from Myanmar, reside.
Take time to interact with the warm local community, who proudly preserve their unique Lik-Tai script and language – a vital part of the region’s rich Tai-Ahom cultural heritage. Be sure to explore the traditional stilt houses, beautifully crafted with bamboo walls, wooden floors, and thatched roofs.Next, visit the Golden Pagoda in Chowkham, a peaceful Theravada Buddhist monastery, and take a moment to admire the revered Sleeping Buddha at a nearby Buddhist Vihar.
As you continue your journey to Wakro, you'll enter the vibrant world of the Mishmi tribe, known for their colourful clothing, unique hairstyles, and rich traditions of nature worship. Discover the Reh Festival, which takes place in the first week of February, and immerse yourself in the joyful lifestyle of the Mishmi community.
Return to Tinsukia for an overnight stay.

Embark on a full-day adventure to Roing, a stunning tribal village nestled at the foothills of the Himalayas, home to the Idu Mishmi tribe. Take in the breath-taking views of snow-capped peaks, rushing rivers, and unique stilt houses. On your way back, cross the impressive Dhola-Sadiya Bridge, the longest river bridge in India.
Overnight in Tinsukia.

After breakfast, it’s time to head to Dibrugarh Airport (about a 45-minute drive) for your return flight. Your tour concludes with unforgettable memories of Northeast India’s vibrant cultural heritage, warm hospitality, and breath-taking natural landscapes.
Tour Ends with wonderful memories !