Met upon arrival and transfer to the hotel.

Moring rafting in the Nameri river. Afternoon hike in the National Park.

Morning drive to Ziro. Enroute visit Nishi Tribal villages. Late evening arrive at Ziro. Walk in the old Market.

Full day to explore the various Apatani villages.

Enroute we will be crossing two rivers to reach this Island.

The worlds largest River Island is famous for its twenty-two 15th Century

Morning ferry across Brahmaputra. Afternoon game drive in the National Park.This national park, sprawling over 430 square kilometres in the eastern state of Assam, is one of the last bastions of the endangered great indian one-horned rhinoceros, whose population was believed to have dropped to just 12 in the 1950s but has since increased to around 1500. Kaziranga's stunningly beautiful landscape comprises savannah grassland, the green and fertile plains of the Brahmaputra River, as well as evergreen, moist deciduous and swamp forests, and is also a haven for over 300 species of birds, as well as wild elephants, Asiatic wild buffalos, tigers, leopards, sloth bears and many deer species.

Early morning elephant ride. Morning and evening game rides in the park.

Early morning elephant ride. Morning ad evening game rides in the park.

Morning drive to Sibsagar. Afternoon sightseeing of Sibsagar.

The Tai-speaking Ahoms came to the area from Yunnan, China, in the 13th century AD. Sibsagar was the capital of the Ahom kingdom in the 18th century, when it was called Rangpur; several temples remain from that period. The town is now a tea-processing town. The most remarkable landscape of the town is the 200 year old Sibsagar tank.

On its banks are three temples-- the Shivadol, the Vishnudol and the Devidol-- all three built by Queen Madambika, wife of Siva Singha, in the year 1734. The Shivadol is believed to be the highest Siva Temple in India, having a height of 104 feet and the perimeter 195 feet.

Mon drive to Mon. Afternoon visit of the Mon village. We are among the Konyak tribes of Nagaland. Considered the most fierce of the Nagas, they have been head hunters as late as 1950s.

Full day drive to visit various tribal villages of Konyak.

Morning drive to Dibrugarh. Afternoon at leisure.

Early morning take a leisurely stroll amidst the tea bushes. Later depart for rugged journey into Arunachal Pradesh to Miao (200 kms/5 hrs). En-route visit the Handicrafts Centre of the Tibetian Community near Miao. Meet forest officials and Wildlife staff at Miao. Drive onward to Namdapha National Park. From here trek to Firmbase (13kms/5hrs). One can see the Hoolock Gibbon (Only ape found in India) and magnificent Indian Great Pied Hornbill enroute. Evening enjoy the excellent view and bird life of Namdapha River. See the diverse fauna and flora available. Overnight you will be in the forest guest house.

Morning trek to Bulbulia (2kms/1h) and return to Hornbill. Afternoon explore the area around Hornbill camp to enjoy the floral and faunal diversity of Namdapha.

Trek to Haldibari and explore the area. Trek back to Deban (25 kms/7 hrs). Overnight you will be at Forest lodge in Deban.

Early morning return drive to Dibrugarh.

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