The north-Eastern region is the most varied yet
least visited part of India. Befire Independence
this beautiful area of rolling forested hills and
lush green fields was known as Assam province, but
it has since been gradually broken up into seven
separate states – Arunachal Pradesh, Assam,
Manipur, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Nagaland and Tripura.
Nowadays, the state of Assam consists mostly of
the plains around the Brahmaputra and Barak Rivers,
while the other states (excluding Tripura) occupy
the hills. The north-East is the country’s
chief tribal area, with many different languages
and dialects; in Arunachal Pradesh along over 50
distinct languages are spoken. These Aadivasis or
tribal people have many similarities to the hill
tribes, who live across an arc that stretches from
the eastern end of the Himalaya through Mayanmar
(Burma) and Thailand into Laos. A really multicultural
state to visit…
Best Season:
April to September
Recommended Duration : 20 days
Places Covered: Guwahati - Hajo/ Sualkuchi - Guwahati -Shillong
- Nameri Eco Camp (NEC) - Dirang - Tawang - Ziro
- Kaziranga National Park (KNP) - Kohima - Tuophema
- Mokokchung - Dibrugarh
(However we can tailor-make or customise
a tour for any duration based on multiple destination
& interests.)
The north-Eastern region is the most varied yet
least visited part of India. Befire Independence
this beautiful area of rolling forested hills and
lush green fields was known as Assam province, but
it has since been gradually broken up into seven
separate states – Arunachal Pradesh, Assam,
Manipur, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Nagaland and Tripura.
Nowadays, the state of Assam consists mostly of
the plains around the Brahmaputra and Barak Rivers,
while the other states (excluding Tripura) occupy
the hills. The north-East is the country’s
chief tribal area, with many different languages
and dialects; in Arunachal Pradesh along over 50
distinct languages are spoken. These Aadivasis or
tribal people have many similarities to the hill
tribes, who live across an arc that stretches from
the eastern end of the Himalaya through Mayanmar
(Burma) and Thailand into Laos. A really multicultural
state to visit… 
