Tour overview

Northeast India, connected to the mainland by a narrow corridor, comprises seven sister states that offer an extraordinary cultural mosaic unlike anywhere else in the country. This frontier region shares more borders with Bhutan, Myanmar, Bangladesh, and China than with mainland India, resulting in unique ethnic diversity with over 200 tribal groups. This specialized package introduces travelers to pristine landscapes of misty hills, emerald valleys, and terraced fields while providing authentic interactions with tribal communities. Experience their distinctive architecture, vibrant costumes, traditional music, ancient agricultural practices, and rich culinary heritage in a part of India few travelers ever explore.

Included

  • Cabfare
  • Local Transportation
  • Accommodation
  • Tour Guide

Not Included

  • Entrance Fees
  • Guide Gratuity
  • Lunch
  • Dinner

Day 1: Arrival in Guwahati – Transfer to Kaziranga

Arrive in Guwahati, Assam’s gateway city. Begin your journey with a scenic drive to Kaziranga National Park (5 hours), a UNESCO World Heritage Site. En route, stop for traditional Assamese lunch. Evening cultural program by local Bihu dance troupe. Overnight in a nature lodge.

Day 2: Kaziranga – Jungle Safari & Tribal Village Visit

Early morning jeep safari in the Central Range to spot one-horned rhinos, elephants, and migratory birds. After breakfast, visit nearby Mising tribal village to learn about their bamboo stilt houses, weaving techniques, and lifestyle. Optional elephant ride in the evening. Overnight at Kaziranga.

Day 3: Kaziranga to Kohima (Nagaland)

Drive to Kohima (6 hours), capital of Nagaland and home to the Angami tribe. Visit the World War II Cemetery and Kohima Cathedral. Evening walk in local bazaars known for tribal handcrafts and Naga spices. Overnight stay in a traditional-themed guesthouse or eco-lodge.

Day 4: Kohima – Explore Tribal Heritage

Full day excursion to Kisama Heritage Village, venue of the famed Hornbill Festival. Explore traditional Naga morungs (tribal huts) representing different tribes. Afternoon visit to a nearby Angami village like Khonoma—India’s first Green Village. Engage with locals and enjoy a home-cooked tribal lunch.

Day 5: Kohima to Mon – The Land of the Konyaks

Early morning departure to Mon (7–8 hours), home of the tattooed Konyak warriors. Drive through remote hilly landscapes, reaching Mon by evening. Settle into a rustic homestay with a tribal host family. Short interaction and dinner around a bonfire.

Day 6: Mon – Discovering Konyak Culture

Visit Longwa village, famously straddling the India–Myanmar border. Interact with the chief and learn about Konyak customs, gun-making, and woodcarving. See traditional log drum houses and the famous facial tattoos. Afternoon exploration of more Konyak settlements nearby. Evening cultural performance if available.

Day 7: Mon to Dibrugarh – Departure

Depart Mon and drive to Dibrugarh (6–7 hours), Assam’s tea city, passing through lush green valleys and tribal hamlets. Optionally stop at a tea estate for a short tour. Drop at Dibrugarh airport or station for onward travel.

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