Overview
Experience the vibrant tribal heritage and majestic wildlife of the Northeast with our 7-day Nagaland and Assam exclusive tour. Beginning in Dimapur, travel to the historic hills of Kohima to explore World War II memorials and the ancient terraces of Khonoma village. Descend into Assam’s lush plains for an exhilarating rhinoceros safari in Kaziranga National Park. Continue your journey to uncover the architectural marvels of the Ahom dynasty in Sibsagar, before concluding amidst the sprawling colonial tea estates of Dibrugarh. Enjoy premium stays and expert-guided transfers for an unforgettable cultural and wildlife adventure.
Inclusions
- 24×7 customer service executive.
- 08 nights of accommodation in mentioned or similar hotel.
- Daily breakfast except on the day of arrival.
- All transfers and sightseeing by using above mentioned vehicle on point to point basis as per the itinerary. (Not on disposal)
- Inner Line permit (Nagaland)
- Driver’s Allowance, Fuel Charges, Toll Taxes, Parking Charges.
Itinerary
This meticulously planned 7-day overland expedition perfectly blends the fierce tribal history of Nagaland with the rich wildlife and tea heritage of Assam. Your journey begins upon arrival in Dimapur, immediately ascending into the Naga hills to explore Kohima and the sustainable Khonoma village. Bidding farewell to the mountains, you will descend into the verdant Brahmaputra plains for thrilling jungle safaris in Kaziranga National Park. Continuing east, the route unveils Assam's royal past through the medieval Ahom monuments of Sibsagar. The adventure culminates in Dibrugarh, the Tea City of India, ensuring a diverse and culturally enriching Northeastern holiday.
Day 1: Arrival in Dimapur & Drive to Kohimaclose
Ascend into the hills of Nagaland
Day 2: Kohima Sightseeing & Khonoma Villageclose
Discover tribal heritage and war history
Day 3: Kohima to Kaziranga National Parkclose
From Naga hills to the plains of Assam
Day 4: Kaziranga Jungle Safariclose
Thrilling encounters with the one-horned rhinoceros
Day 5: Kaziranga to Sibsagarclose
Journey to the heart of the ancient Ahom Kingdom
Day 6: Sibsagar to Dibrugarhclose
Travel to India's premier Tea City
Day 7: Departure from Dibrugarhclose
Bid farewell to the enchanting Northeast
Gallery
Discover the majestic beauty of Nagaland and Assam through our gallery. View the solemn, terraced graves of the Kohima War Cemetery and the traditional wooden architecture of Khonoma’s Angami tribal homes. Capture the thrilling moments of spotting a rare one-horned rhinoceros in the tall elephant grass of Kaziranga National Park. Marvel at the medieval terracotta architecture of the Rang Ghar and Kareng Ghar palaces in Sibsagar, and immerse yourself in the endless emerald sea of heritage tea gardens stretching across Dibrugarh.
Exclusions
- Any Airfare/Train fare
- Any Safari.
- Meals other than mentioned above.
- Entry to the monuments.
- Any optional sightseeing or Activity.
- Telephone bill, Laundry, personal expenses.
- Anything not mentioned in “Inclusion”
Important Notes
Important Notes Description:
- Indian nationals must carry a valid government-issued photo ID (Passport or Voter ID) and passport-size photos for Nagaland Inner Line Permits.
- Kaziranga National Park remains closed for safaris from May 1st to October 31st every year due to monsoon flooding.
- The drive from Kohima to Kaziranga takes approximately 6-7 hours; start early to ensure daytime arrival.
- Standard hotel check-in time is 14:00 and check-out time is strictly 12:00 noon.
Essential trip
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Pack comfortable layered clothing, including a light jacket for cooler evenings in Kohima. Sturdy walking shoes are essential for exploring the hilly paths of Khonoma and ancient monuments in Sibsagar. Bring sun protection, insect repellent for the Kaziranga safari, and any essential personal medications. The local currency is the Indian Rupee (INR); carrying adequate cash is recommended, especially for tribal village purchases and roadside stops. This tour involves long overland drives across state borders, requiring a moderate level of fitness and adaptability to varying road conditions.
