Essential Travel Guides

Your essential Kaziranga National Park Safari Guide. Maximize your chances of seeing the one-horned rhino and other rare wildlife. The best time to visit is December-January, avoiding monsoon closures. Learn cost-saving tips for Jeep Safaris (starts at 1750 rupees per jeep) and understand the ethical logistics of elephant viewing. Plan your wildlife conservation journey with expert knowledge from Guwahati.

Plan your deep dive into Naga culture around the fixed Hornbill Festival Nagaland Dates (December 1st-10th). Named after a bird symbolizing bravery, this festival is a massive showcase of tribal unity and tradition at Kisama Heritage Village near Kohima. Learn essential tips for securing accommodation in advance, which is the biggest logistical hurdle despite low ticket prices (₹50–₹100).

Experience the authentic planter lifestyle by staying in iconic Assam Heritage Tea Bungalows! These beautifully preserved colonial residences, like Mancotta and Wild Mahseer, offer cultural immersion into the region's rich tea legacy. Enjoy guided walks, tea tasting, and antique luxury, often nestled near wildlife sanctuaries. Discover the unique charm of these historic estates.

Plan your Offbeat North East India Adventure beyond typical tourist paths. Our personalized trips offer authentic immersion. Trek the remote Dzukou Valley for deep cultural access or take a conservation-focused white-water rafting trip on the Jia Bhoroli river for wildlife discovery near Nameri National Park. We craft specialized journeys where high-value adventure leads to genuine cultural exchange and ecological insight.

Plan your 10 Day Kaziranga Tawang Itinerary. This bespoke circuit connects 3 pillars: Wildlife Conservation (rhino at Kaziranga National Park), deep Cultural Immersion (Majuli River Island's Neo-Vaishnavite traditions), and Himalayan Spirituality (Tawang Monastery). Starting in Guwahati, we manage all complex logistics, including the Inner Line Permit (ILP) for states like Arunachal Pradesh and Nagaland. Focus on authentic exchange and ecological discovery.

The North East is very safe & highly welcoming. Our personalized trips focus on cultural immersion through village homestays & food trails. We expertly handle complex permits, including the mandatory Inner Line Permit (ILP) for Arunachal Pradesh, Manipur, Mizoram, Sikkim, & Nagaland. Time your trip right: October-April is best for wildlife in Kaziranga, while winter offers peak festival immersion like Hornbill. We ensure your journey is perfectly tailored for conservation & c

Step into Guwahati, the vibrant gateway to Assam's rich heritage! Visit the sacred Kamakhya Temple and sail to the peaceful Umananda Temple on the Brahmaputra River. Get up close with one-horned rhinos at Pobitora Wildlife Sanctuary. Explore deep culture at the Srimanta Sankaradeva Kalakshetra and enjoy a memorable Brahmaputra sunset cruise. Your unforgettable Assam adventure starts here!

Discover Northeast India's 10 best destinations! Explore hidden gems like Kaziranga's rhinos, the ancient carvings of Unakoti, the mystical Mechuka Valley, and the tribal culture of Mon Village. Plan your unforgettable journey into this magnificent, least-explored corner of the planet.

Take the ferry to Majuli, the sacred heart of Assam. Explore Satra monasteries (Vaishnavite culture), cycle through traditional Mishing villages, and witness ancient crafts like mask-making and unique pottery. Indulge in light, flavorful Mishing cuisine, including Masor Tenga (sour fish curry) and local rice beer, Apong. A journey to this precious, shrinking land is a glimpse into a disappearing world.

Planning your Northeast India trip? Due to border sensitivities, several states require an official travel permit. Learn about the essential Inner Line Permit (ILP) needed by Indian citizens for Arunachal Pradesh, Nagaland, Mizoram, and Manipur. Foreign nationals need a Protected Area Permit (PAP) for the same regions. This simple guide helps you navigate the permit system to ensure a smooth, responsible, and legal journey!