Wildlife & Nature
Discover India's most extraordinary natural wonders, from the one-horned rhinos of Kaziranga to the floating islands of Loktak Lake and the pristine waters of the Umngot River.
VIHAANGA
Vihaanga Journeys was founded with a clear vision—to present India in its most authentic, comfortable, and meaningful way for global travelers.
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Overview
Discover the enchanting Seven Sister States of Northeast India, one of Asia's most fascinating and least-explored regions. This extraordinary journey takes you through misty mountains, lush rainforests, UNESCO-listed wildlife reserves, ancient Buddhist monasteries, vibrant tribal communities, crystal-clear rivers, and royal heritage. From the world's largest inhabited river island to the spectacular Himalayas of Arunachal Pradesh and the floating lakes of Manipur, experience a region where nature, culture, and tradition remain beautifully preserved. Perfect for travellers seeking authentic experiences beyond the usual tourist trail, this expedition offers an unforgettable exploration of India's hidden frontier.
Duration: 26 Nights / 27 Days
Routing: Guwahati → Shillong → Mawlynnong → Dawki → Cherrapunjee → Majuli → Nameri → Ziro Valley → Dirang → Tawang → Bomdila → Kaziranga → Mokokchung → Mon → Kohima → Imphal → Haflong → Silchar → Aizawl → Unakoti → Agartala
October to April is the ideal time to visit Northeast India, offering pleasant weather for wildlife safaris, tribal festivals, and clear Himalayan views.
Top Feature Highlights
- Explore all Seven Sister States of Northeast India.
- Visit Kaziranga National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
- Cruise across the Brahmaputra River to Majuli, the world's largest river island.
- Discover Mawlynnong, one of Asia's cleanest villages, and Living Root Bridges.
- Enjoy a boat ride on the crystal-clear Umngot River at Dawki.
- Visit Ziro Valley, home of the Apatani tribe and a UNESCO Tentative Site.
- Cross the breathtaking Sela Pass (4,170 metres) in the Eastern Himalayas.
- Explore Tawang Monastery, the largest Buddhist monastery in India.
- Experience the fascinating traditions of the Konyak Naga tribe in Mon.
- Enjoy wildlife safaris in Kaziranga and nature experiences in Nameri.
- Visit Loktak Lake, the world's only floating lake, and Keibul Lamjao.
- Discover the magnificent Unakoti Rock Carvings in Tripura.
- Experience authentic tribal cultures, traditional cuisine, and local handicrafts.
Tribal & Cultural Heritage
Immerse yourself in deeply preserved cultures, visiting the headhunting Konyak Naga tribe, the Apatanis of Ziro Valley, and the spiritual tranquility of the majestic Tawang Monastery.
Brief Day-wise Itinerary
Day 01: Arrive Guwahati
Welcome to Northeast India. Upon arrival at Guwahati Airport, meet your representative and transfer to your hotel. Later, visit the sacred Kamakhya Temple, one of India's most important Hindu pilgrimage sites, followed by Umananda Temple on Peacock Island. In the evening, enjoy a relaxing sunset cruise on the mighty Brahmaputra River. Overnight stay at Hotel – Guwahati
Day 02: Guwahati – Shillong (Approx. 100 km | 3 Hours)
Drive to Shillong, often referred to as the "Scotland of the East." En route, stop at scenic Umiam Lake. Visit the Don Bosco Museum, Ward's Lake, Cathedral of Mary Help of Christians, and enjoy the lively atmosphere of Police Bazaar. Overnight stay at Hotel – Shillong
Day 03: Shillong – Mawlynnong – Dawki – Shillong (Approx. 180 km | 7–8 Hours)
Visit Mawlynnong, renowned as Asia's Cleanest Village. Walk across the famous Living Root Bridge, climb the Sky View Point, and continue to Dawki for a boat ride on the crystal-clear Umngot River, where the transparent water creates an unforgettable experience. Overnight stay at Hotel – Shillong
Day 04: Shillong – Cherrapunjee (Approx. 55 km | 2 Hours)
Drive to Cherrapunjee (Sohra), famous for its dramatic landscapes and abundant rainfall. Explore Nohkalikai Falls, Seven Sisters Falls, Mawsmai Cave, Arwah Cave, and Eco Park, offering breathtaking views of the surrounding valleys. Overnight stay at Hotel – Cherrapunjee
Day 05: Cherrapunjee – Shillong (Approx. 55 km | 2 Hours)
Visit the stunning Wei Sawdong Falls, the picturesque Garden of Caves, and Mawkdok Dympep Valley Viewpoint before returning to Shillong. Overnight stay at Hotel – Shillong
Day 06: Shillong – Majuli (Approx. 330 km + Ferry | 8–9 Hours)
Drive through the lush plains of Assam to Jorhat and board a ferry across the Brahmaputra River to Majuli, the world's largest inhabited river island and the cultural heart of Assamese Vaishnavism. Overnight stay at Eco Resort – Majuli
Day 07: Majuli
Explore the island's celebrated Satras (Vaishnavite Monasteries), witness the traditional mask-making at Samaguri Satra, visit Mishing Tribal Villages, pottery workshops, and enjoy a peaceful sunset by the Brahmaputra River. Overnight stay at Eco Resort – Majuli
Day 08: Majuli – Nameri National Park (Approx. 220 km + Ferry | 6–7 Hours)
Return to the mainland by ferry and continue to Nameri National Park, known for its rich birdlife, forests, and the Jia Bhoroli River. Enjoy a nature walk or optional river rafting. Overnight stay at Jungle Resort – Nameri
Day 09: Nameri – Ziro Valley (Approx. 280 km | 8–9 Hours)
Drive through the Eastern Himalayas to the beautiful Ziro Valley, a UNESCO Tentative Site renowned for its Apatani tribal culture, lush rice terraces, and tranquil pine forests. Overnight stay at Hotel – Ziro
Day 10: Ziro Valley
Explore the traditional Apatani Villages, learn about their unique sustainable farming practices, visit local handicraft centres, and enjoy scenic walks through rice fields and pine forests. Overnight stay at Hotel – Ziro
Day 11: Ziro – Dirang (Approx. 300 km | 8–9 Hours)
Drive to Dirang, stopping to enjoy the changing Himalayan landscapes. Visit Dirang Dzong, Hot Water Springs, and a traditional Monpa Village. Overnight stay at Hotel – Dirang
Day 12: Dirang – Tawang (Approx. 140 km | 6 Hours)
Cross the breathtaking Sela Pass (4,170 m), admire Sela Lake, visit Jaswant Garh War Memorial, and the beautiful Nuranang Waterfall before reaching Tawang. Overnight stay at Hotel – Tawang
Day 13: Tawang
Visit the magnificent Tawang Monastery, Urgelling Monastery, the Giant Buddha Statue, Tawang War Memorial, and explore the colourful local market. Overnight stay at Hotel – Tawang
Day 14: Tawang – Bomdila (Approx. 180 km | 7 Hours)
Drive through spectacular Himalayan scenery to Bomdila, visiting Bomdila Monastery and enjoying panoramic mountain views. Overnight stay at Hotel – Bomdila
Day 15: Bomdila – Kaziranga National Park (Approx. 250 km | 6 Hours)
Drive to Kaziranga National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. In the evening, visit the Kaziranga Orchid & Biodiversity Park to experience Assamese culture and traditional performances. Overnight stay at Jungle Resort – Kaziranga
Day 16: Kaziranga – Mokokchung (Approx. 210 km | 6 Hours)
Enjoy an early morning jeep safari in Kaziranga before driving into Nagaland to Mokokchung, the cultural centre of the Ao Naga community. Overnight stay at Hotel – Mokokchung
Day 17: Mokokchung – Mon (Approx. 170 km | 6 Hours)
Travel through the scenic hills of Nagaland to Mon, home of the Konyak Naga tribe, renowned for its rich traditions, wood carvings, and colourful village life. Overnight stay at Hotel – Mon
Day 18: Mon – Kohima (Approx. 260 km | 8 Hours)
Visit a traditional Konyak Tribal Village before continuing to Kohima, the capital of Nagaland. Overnight stay at Hotel – Kohima
Day 19: Kohima – Imphal (Approx. 150 km | 4–5 Hours)
Visit the Kohima War Cemetery, Kisama Heritage Village, and Khonoma Green Village before driving to Imphal. If time permits, explore the famous Ima Keithel, the world's largest all-women's market. Overnight stay at Hotel – Imphal
Day 20: Imphal
Visit Loktak Lake, the world's only floating lake, enjoy a boat ride through its floating islands (Phumdis), explore Keibul Lamjao National Park, the world's only floating national park, and visit Kangla Fort. Overnight stay at Hotel – Imphal
Day 21: Imphal – Haflong (Approx. 300 km | 8–9 Hours)
Drive through scenic mountain roads to Haflong, Assam's only hill station, surrounded by forests, lakes, and tribal villages. Overnight stay at Hotel – Haflong
Day 22: Haflong – Silchar (Approx. 100 km | 3 Hours)
Visit Haflong Lake and enjoy the beautiful landscapes before continuing to Silchar, the gateway to southern Assam. Overnight stay at Hotel – Silchar
Day 23: Silchar – Aizawl (Approx. 180 km | 5–6 Hours)
Drive to Aizawl, the picturesque capital of Mizoram. Visit Durtlang Hills Viewpoint for spectacular panoramic views and explore the lively local markets. Overnight stay at Hotel – Aizawl
Day 24: Aizawl
Explore Solomon's Temple, the Mizoram State Museum, Bara Bazar, KV Paradise, and discover the warm hospitality and vibrant culture of the Mizo people. Overnight stay at Hotel – Aizawl
Day 25: Aizawl – Unakoti (Approx. 320 km | 8–9 Hours)
Drive via Silchar to Unakoti, one of Northeast India's most remarkable archaeological treasures, famous for its colossal 8th–9th century rock-cut sculptures carved into forested hillsides. Overnight stay at Hotel – Unakoti
Day 26: Unakoti – Agartala (Approx. 180 km | 4–5 Hours)
Visit the impressive Unakoti Archaeological Site before driving to Agartala. Explore the elegant Ujjayanta Palace, Heritage Park, and browse local handicraft markets. Overnight stay at Hotel – Agartala
Day 27: Departure from Agartala
Depending on your flight schedule, visit the sacred Tripura Sundari Temple (Matabari) or take a boat ride to the enchanting Neermahal Water Palace before transferring to Agartala Airport for your onward journey.
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