Upon arrival at Guwahati Airport, a warm and welcoming representative will be waiting to welcome you. They will ensure your comfort and convenience by helping you make a smooth transfer to your pre-booked accommodation. Guwahati, nestled on the banks of the mighty Brahmaputra River, welcomes you with its vibrant energy and rich cultural heritage. As the largest city in Assam, it offers a perfect blend of tradition and modernity. In the evening, we invite you to immerse yourself in the local markets, where you can explore a wide array of handicrafts, textiles, and souvenirs. And of course, don't miss the opportunity to savor the authentic flavors of Assamese cuisine, known for its aromatic spices and delectable dishes. Enjoy your overnight stay in Guwahati.

Post breakfast at hotel get ready to proceed to Cherrapunjee, also called Sohra by the locals. Along the way, we'll make a stop at Umiam Lake, a breathtaking reservoir nestled amidst rolling hills. Capture the mesmerizing views and let the serene ambiance fill your soul.

Continuing our journey, we arrive at Cherrapunjee, a place that holds the record for being the wettest spot on earth. Prepare to be awestruck by the mighty Nohkalikai Waterfall, cascading from a staggering height of approximately 1,100 feet. Its sheer beauty and power are bound to leave you spellbound.

Explore the mystical Mawsmai Cave, adorned with stunning limestone formations that have been shaped by nature's artistic touch over centuries. After an eventful day, check-in at your hotel in Cherrapunjee Overnight stay in Cherrapunjee.

Umiam Lake:

Umiam Lake, a mesmerizing man-made reservoir, is located at a distance of 15 kilometres north of Shillong which is the capital of the north-eastern Indian state of Meghalaya. The lake was formed after a dam was constructed to generate hydroelectric power. The scenic Umiam Lake is encircled by lush green East Khasi hills that form one of the best panoramic sights for nature-lovers in the country.

The sunrise at the lake is a treat to watch and shouldn't be missed. The Umiam Lake has a park adjoining it which is a hotspot for picnics and frequented by locals for a getaway from their busy schedule. The serene lake or the reservoir is surrounded by thick coniferous forests and expands over an area of about 222 square kilometres. Students and nature-lovers can admire the flora and fauna at Umiam Lake as they study the science behind the dam, children can spend some time in the park with their parents, visitors can take a long boat ride in the lake, and adventure lovers can enjoy boating and various water-sports. 

Morning Get ready on a trek to the Double Decker Living Root Bridge in the village of Nongriat. Fuel up with an early breakfast and set off through the dense tropical forests of Meghalaya. As you make your way, be amazed by the living root bridges, a marvel unique to this region. These living bridges are formed by the intricate interweaving of ancient rubber fig tree roots over many years.

Enjoy the mesmerizing beauty of your surroundings as you explore these incredible bridges. In the evening, return to Cherrapunjee and relax at your hotel. Overnight stay in Cherrapunjee.

Living Root Bridge:

Hidden deep in the lush, green forests of the wettest place in India: Cherrapunjee, Meghalaya; one can find the magnificent Jingkieng Nongriat Double Decker Living Root Bridge; more commonly known as the Umshiang Double Decker Living Root Bridge or simply just the Double Decker Root Bridge.  This area is famous for root bridges made of Indian Rubber Tree, but the Double Decker Bridge is the most famous of all due to its large size. It is 3 kilometers long and placed at a height of 2400 feet! A unique attraction and quite an innovative mix of nature and engineering. The Umshiang River flows beneath the bridge.

After a hearty breakfast, it's time to bid farewell to Cherrapunjee and embark on a scenic drive to Kaziranga National Park. This UNESCO World Heritage Site is renowned for its conservation efforts and is home to the majestic Indian one-horned rhinoceros. As you arrive at the park, check-in at a wildlife resort nestled in the lap of nature. Take some time to unwind and immerse yourself in the serene surroundings. You can spend the evening at your leisure.

Kaziranga National Park:

Home to the largest population of the one-horned rhino on earth, Kaziranga National Park is one of India’s national treasures in terms of flora and fauna. Located in the state of Assam in North-Eastern India, its total area is shared by the districts of Nagaon, Golaghat and Karbi Anglong placing it roughly at the centre of the state. Approximately around five hours by road from Guwahati, Kaziranga National Park stands tall as the epitome of successful wildlife conservation in India. In 1985, it was awarded the status of a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.

Lying on the floodplains of the mighty river Brahmaputra, rich vegetation covers almost the entirety of Kaziranga National Park. Receiving massive amounts of rainfall each year, at times even crossing dangerous levels, this national park is characterised by tall elephant grass, marshlands and tall tropical broadleaf forests. Here, a wide variety of fauna thrives including the one-horned rhino, Asiatic elephants, wild water buffalo, leopards and Royal Bengal Tigers. Kaziranga National Park is also listed officially as a Tiger reserve and is home to one of the world’s largest population of tigers. 

Start your day with an exhilarating morning jeep safari in the central range of Kaziranga National Park. Accompanied by a knowledgeable guide, go into the diverse landscapes that encompass marshlands, tall elephant grass, and dense forests. Be on the lookout for the majestic Indian one horned rhinoceros, a symbol of pride for this region. Kaziranga also hosts a remarkable array of wildlife, including elephants, tigers, wild buffaloes, and a vibrant variety of bird species. Your safari will be filled with thrilling encounters and incredible opportunities to capture stunning photographs.

In the afternoon, get ready for another exciting jeep safari, this time in the western range of Kaziranga National Park. The western range offers its own unique landscapes and wildlife encounters, adding to the diversity of your Kaziranga experience.

Notable birds found in these ranges are - such as Falcate Teal, White-eyed Pochard, Grey headed Fishing Eagle, Crested Serpent Eagle, Pallas’s fish eagle, Greater/ Lesser adjutant stork, black necked stork, Woolly necked stork , Bar headed Geese , Whistling teals , Swamp francolin and Spot billed pelican , Chestnut headed/ blue bearded bee eater, Cooper smith Barbets , Lineated barbet, Darter , Hornbill , Stork bill Kingfisher , Parakeets ,Indian roller , Brown fish Owlet , Asian barred owlet , Green billed Malkoha , common stonechat , Golden fronted & green leafbird , crimson sunbird , slender billed vulture etc. Bengal Florican can also be seen in the central range. Evening at leisure. Night stay at Kaziranga National park.

After a delicious breakfast, bid farewell to Kaziranga and drive to Nimatighat, jorhat, From nimatighat board on a ferry to the world's largest river island situated in the mighty Brahmaputra River. Majuli is a haven of peace and tranquillity, known for its unique cultural heritage and pristine natural beauty.

Upon arrival, visit the Satras, traditional Vaishnavite monasteries that serve as centers for dance, music, and spiritual practices. Immerse yourself in the mesmerizing performances and witness the preservation of ancient art forms by the monks. Meet skilled artisans who create colourful masks in the traditional Bhaona - a traditional dance form.

In the evening, treat yourself to a breathtaking sunset over the, as the golden hues paint the sky. The serenity of Majuli will leave an indelible mark on your heart. Overnight stay in Majuli.

Brahmaputra River:

Majuli is purely a region of fluvial geomorphology. It rises from the Brahmaputra basin and in course of time turned into a flat-level alluvial plain. The geomorphology of this region is directly related with its physiographie characteristics. The island is bounded by the river Subanisri and her tributaries Ranganadi, Dikrong, Dubla, Chici and Tuni etc. on the North West, the kherkatia Suli (a spill channel of the river Brahmaputra) in the northeast and the main Brahmaputra River on the South and the South west. These tributaries usually bring flashy floods with heavy load of fine silt and clayey sediments. They has also very steep slopes, shallow braided shifting channels and had course of sandy beds.

Another significant feature of this system is the formation of the islets locally called the Chaporis around the Majuli Island. This is resultant of the braiding of the river. 22 Nos Chor- Chapar present in the waters surrounding the island. At present, 18 have been included as stable/permanent under Majuli Circle. The banks of the island as well as the North and the South banks of the river Brahmaputra have the wetland a characteristic feature of the hydrology of the system. These are locally known as the Beefs. They are the abodes of rich flora and fauna unique to this region, unique for the breeding ground.

Spend the day exploring the cultural and natural wonders of Majuli. Explore local villages and interact with the Mishing tribe, known for their exceptional handloom weaving skills. Witness the intricate craftsmanship as they create unique textiles and learn about their traditional techniques passed down through generations.

Taste the traditional Assamese meal, savoring the flavors of the region's culinary delights. Also explore the pottery villages - You can also try your hand at pottery making under the guidance of skilled craftsmen. Experience the joy of working with clay, shaping it into your own unique creation. This hands-on experience will provide a deeper connection to the art form and a sense of fulfillment in creating something with your own hands.

Afternoon Drive to ferry ghat (PORT) for ferry back to mainland jorhat, Once you arrive in Jorhat, you'll be transported to a world of luxury and tranquility as you check-in to a charming tea planter's bungalow. These colonial-era bungalows are nestled amidst sprawling tea estates, offering a unique experience of the region's rich tea heritage.

Enjoy the peaceful surroundings and soak up the atmosphere of the tea gardens. Take a leisurely walk through the well-tended tea bushes, savoring the delightful aroma of freshly plucked tea leaves. Discover the intricate tea production process as you visit a tea estate, where you'll have the opportunity to observe the art of tea processing, from leaf to cup. In the evening, relax on the veranda of the bungalow, sipping a steaming cup of Assam tea as the sun sets over the tea gardens. Delight in the peaceful atmosphere and let the soothing sounds of nature rejuvenate your senses.

After a delightful breakfast, bid farewell to Jorhat and embark on a scenic drive to Kohima, the capital city of Nagaland. As you make your way to this historic city, soak in the mesmerizing landscapes and the charm of rural life in Northeast India.

Upon arrival in Kohima, visit the Kohima War Cemetery, a poignant memorial dedicated to the soldiers who lost their lives during World War II. Take a moment to pay your respects and reflect on the history and sacrifice of the brave souls.

In the evening, explore the vibrant local markets, where you can immerse yourself in the rich Naga culture and sample traditional Naga cuisine. Indulge in the flavors of authentic delicacies while engaging with the friendly locals, who are eager to share stories and traditions. Overnight stay in Kohima.

Today witness the famous Hornbill Festival, a grand cultural extravaganza celebrated in Nagaland. The festival showcases the rich traditions, music, dance performances, and indigenous sports of the Naga tribes. Experience the kaleidoscope of colors as you witness traditional costumes, intricate handicrafts, and mesmerizing art forms on display.

While exploring the festival grounds, you will come across charming Morungs, which are beautifully built communal houses displaying detailed architectural designs. Step inside these Morungs and be transported into the fascinating world of Naga traditions and customs. Interact with the friendly Naga people, who warmly embrace visitors, and gain valuable insights into their way of life.

After breakfast, embark on a guided tour to nearby Naga villages, where you'll have the opportunity to witness the daily life and customs of the indigenous tribes. Immerse yourself in the warm hospitality of the locals, as they share stories, rituals, and folklore that have been passed down through generations.

Experience the vibrant culture and craftsmanship of the Naga tribes, as you witness traditional arts, crafts, and handloom weaving techniques. Engage with artisans and gain insights into their exquisite craftsmanship. Return to the Hornbill Festival ground in the afternoon to further explore the cultural showcases, exhibitions, and performances. Let the spirit of the festival fill your heart as you create unforgettable memories. Overnight stay in Kohima.

After a hearty breakfast, embark on a day trip to Khonoma Village, a renowned village known for its rich history and sustainable community initiatives. As you arrive in Khonoma, you'll be greeted by breathtaking vistas of terraced fields, rolling hills, and lush greenery.

Explore the picturesque village and learn about its unique conservation practices, including community-based ecotourism and organic farming. Interact with the locals and gain insights into their traditional way of life, deeply rooted in harmony with nature. Witness the intricate craftsmanship of the Angami Naga tribe, known for their vibrant textiles and handicrafts.

Take a leisurely stroll through the village, appreciating the traditional architecture and the warm hospitality of the villagers. As you immerse yourself in the serene ambiance, let the tranquility of Khonoma captivate your senses.

Afternoon drive back to dimapur and overnight stay.

After a final breakfast in Dimapur, it's time to bid farewell to the enchanting lands of Nagaland. Check out from your hotel and embark on a scenic drive to Guwahati, you will spend the night at Guwahati.

After the breakfast drive t Guwahati Airport for onward destination. As you reflect on your journey, cherish the memories of the diverse landscapes, vibrant cultures, and warm hospitality that you experienced during your time in Assam and Nagaland. Carry the essence of this captivating region with you as you continue your own journey, enriched by the beauty and wonders of Northeast India.

Safe travels and until we meet again!