Day 01: Flight to Guwahati, meet and greet and Bramhaputra River Cruise

We fly to Guwahati from Delhi or Kolkatta. Upon arrival at the airport, our local guide will meet and greet us and will transfer us to our hotel. We check in hotel and we take the rest of the day at ease. We can wander about the city by ourselves. In the evening, we take river cruise to watch the sun going down and dramatically changing the color of the water red. That’s why the locals call it “Luit” which means the “Color of the blood”.Overnight hotel in Guwahati.

Day 02: A picturesque drive to Tezpur (180km/113mile, 3 hours)

After breakfast, we leave hotel for Tezpur. Tezpur, situated on the north bank of river Brahmaputra in Assam, is a town of magnificent scenic beauty and outstanding archaeological ruins. Flourishing green valley surrounded by hills of Arunachal Pradesh, with snow covered peaks of Himalaya as the northern backdrop, lavish tea gardens and magnificent archeological ruins have all contributed to make Tezpur Assam a tourist's delight. We check in hotel and after some rest, we embark on the tour of local attractions that includes the hillock of Agnigarh overlooking the Bramhaputra River, archaeological remains of Bamuni Hill, famous for beautiful carvings, in Cole Park, and the ancient temple of Mahabhairab. Time permitting, we can also visit the tea estates set up by the British where we can learn about the tea-making process. The Monabarie tea estate was once said to be largest tea estate in the area. Overnight Hotel in Tezpur.

Day 03: To Bomdila (160km, 5-6 hrs)

After breakfast, we leave hotel for Bomdila. In less than an hour, we arrive Bhalukpung (6okm/38mile) the gateway town to Arunachal Pradesh, on the foothills of the Eastern Himalayas. We complete entry formalities and continue our journey to Bomdila, enjoying the natural beauty of the region. Driving for 20 minutes through curly roads overlooking the dancing 'Bhoroli' river we arrive at Tipi, where lies the Orchidarium, a glass house having 7500 orchids. After Tipi, the road climbs sharply to get to Bomdila (100km, 63mile, 4 hr).

The town is amidst the lush apple orchards that expands in the vast area. The town is small but it spreads on the contour  of a broad ridge that straddles a mountain and offers a great views of snow capped Himalayan peaks, picturesque Kemeng Valley and the vast orchard fields. Upon arrival, we check in hotel and take rest for the day or take leisurely stroll in the town.

Day 04: To Tawang through Buddhist Monasteries, Tribal village and Sela pass.

Early morning, we will visit the upper and the lower 'Gompa', a Buddhist Monastery at Bomdilla. After a leisurely breakfast, we depart for Tawang (180km/113 mile, 6 hrs), the blessed land of Monpa's. We drive through centuries old Dirang Basti a 'Dirang Monpa' tribal village, still retaining its old stone made houses and its colorful inhabitants with warmth in their hearts, Dirang town overlooking the fast flowing Dirang River, Sela pass (13703ft) and Jaswant-Garh Chino-Indian war memorial. We check in the hotel and take rest for rest of the day. At night, it’s interesting to see the illuminating Tawang Monastery.

Day 05: At Tawang visiting its monastery, nunneries and enjoying tribal culture.

After breakfast, we visit the famous 350 years old Galden Namgyal Lhatse, popularly known as Tawang Monastery , founded by Merak Lama Lodre Gyamtso in the year 1680-81 as per the instruction of the Great  5th Dalai Lama. This monastery is an important source of  the doctrine of Gelupa Sect of the Mahayana Buddhism and it has connection with Drepung Monastery of Lhasa. This is also probably the largest Buddhist monastery in India.  As the lore goes, Tawang monastery is built on the site where the great Buddhist master-Padma Lingpa gave inducted  as Kagyad and Tamdin tantras. The main assembly hall wall has various Buddhist murals paintings. The monastery sits atop a ridge, about 10,000 feet above the sea level and so it makes a perfect vantage point  for panoramic views of the Tawang River Valley with snow capped mountains towering over and the pine forest.

Next, we visit the  Ani Gompa nunnery near the town. Until recently, it was a tradition  that at least one girl per family must join the nunnery but now the rules are relaxed and its optional.  In the afternoon, we visit the  460 years old Urgyelling Monastery -the birthplace of 6th Dalai Lama. The monastery was built by Lama Urgen Sangpo Bhumthang.

In the evening, we will attend a folk dance cultural program performed by Monpa tribe people and monks. It's an opportunity to learn about the folklore music and culture of the local tribes.

Day 06: Monpa Village Village Excursion

Following breakfast, we will set out to explore the Monpa tribe villages. Monpa tribes have made the high isolated valleys of Arunachal Pradesh their home and practice Gelugpa sect of Tibetan Buddhism. We will have opportunity to closely look how Monpa tribes live tending the livestock,  cultivating the mountainous fields and  following centuries old  traditions and customs. Overnight hotel in Tawang.

Day 07: Scenic drive to Drirang through waterfalls and via Sela Pass.

We leave hotel early morning and head to Jang to enjoy the views of the waterfalls. We continue driving and cross 4,150m high Sela Pass, which was once battle ground between Indian and Chinese armies. There are opportunities for photography at every turn and twist of the mind-boggling road. Overnight hotel at Drirang.

Day 08: Drirang Sightseeing and hikes

We explore the beautiful Sangti valley and trek through the 'Dirang Monpa' Tribal village, where rare Black Necked Cranes come for wintering. Overnight at Dirang.

Day 09: To Nameri National Park and jungle safari rides

Early in the morning, we leave Dirang for Nameri National Park(209km/130mile), the last habitat of White winged Wood Duck along with many other rich wildlife including Tiger, Black bear, elephant, Leopard, Clouded Leopard, Indian Bison, Pangolin, Indian wild dog, deer, Civet Cat, Capped Langur, Jackals etc. We spend whole day on jungle safari rides, exploring the wildlife of the park. We have accommodation in safari style Eco Camp with thatched huts, adjacent to the park, an opportunity to live in the nature.

Day 10: To Kaziranga National Park.

After a leisurely breakfast at Eco camp, we drive to Kaziranga National park(158km), a title of a remarkable success story of conservation of the One Horned Rhinoceros and a UNESCO recognized world heritage site. The park is also rich in various wildlives. Overnight at Kaziranga Tourist lodge.

Day 11: At Kazirang National Park, Jungle Safari Rides

Early morning, we explore central area of Kaziranga National park on an elephant back. After lunch, again we take jeep safari to the central area of the park in quest of the more wildlife. We spend the rest of the day at leisure. Overnight at tourist Lodge.

Day 12: At Kazirang National Park, Jungle Safari Rides, Tea Estate and Tribal Village Tour

We embark again on safari ride and explore the eastern range of the park with packed lunch. We will also visit the neighboring tribal village and take a tour of a Tea Estate. We have some time in the afternoon to explore the mother nature on our own. Overnight at tourist Lodge.

Day 13: Return back to Guwahati

Early morning, we leave Kaziranga for Guwahati(220km/138miles), the gateway to the places of interest and beauty with varied offerings of its own. After lunch, we have a free day or we can visit the Government emporium to buy souvenirs of North East India. In the evening, we have still chance to take the boat cruise on Bramhaputra River, if we miss it the first day upon arrival

Day 14: Flight Guwahati/Delhi/Kolkatta.

Transfer to the airport for flight to Delhi or Kolkatta or Bagdogra.