assam and nagaland tour Package

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Assam and Nagaland are two of the seven sister states in Northeast India.

Assam

Assam, the gateway to the enchanting North East India is blessed with vast alluvial plains rich in forest and rolling tracts of paddy and tea and oil from the depths of the earth. The mighty river Brahmaputra or son of lord Brahma wends its way from the higher riches of the Tibetan plateau through Arunachal Pradesh to the plains of Assam. The rich bio-diversity supports an immense range of rare and endangered species. Cocooned between dramatic Himalayan foothills in the north and the plateau and the hilly terrain in the south, Assam is one of the largest producers of tea in the world. The tea estates established by the British, produces over half of India’s tea. Assam is the home of diverse tribes such as Mishing, Deori, Kachari, Tai-Phakai, Singpho, Rabha, Tiwa, Lalung etc.

Nagaland

Wide valleys, rippling streams, majestic mountains, deep gorges, and a rich variety of flora and fauna make Nagaland unique. Nagaland’s turbulent history, song and dance, native crafts, costumes, jewellery and myths and legends are an intrinsic part of its traditions. The colorful people are talented musicians, singers and dancers. Nagaland, which is pre-dominantly a tribal state, is inhabited by 16 groups of the Tibeto-Burman tribe. Though they were animist by tradition, the influence of English missionaries led most of them to embrace Christianity. The life style of the modern Naga is still influenced by ancient tenets and this makes Naga society a well knit and cohesive unit. A very interesting traditional institution is the Morung, a men’s exclusive dormitory that is the focal point of the village. The Nagas have a wonderful tradition of weaving. Hand woven Naga shawls find a market in India and abroad. Each tribe has distinguishing patterns and motifs and certain ceremonies are indicated in the weaving of these beautiful shawls.

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Kaziranga National Park

A world heritage site is one of the most famous national parks in the world. It has more than half of the world’s population of one-horned rhinoceros. Located on the banks of the mighty river Brahmaputra in central Assam it also boasts one of the highest densities of tiger population.

Elephants, wild buffaloes, hog deer, swamp deer, sambar , are also some of the animals that are found here. Kaziranga also has a large population of birds. One can find huge flocks of pelicans, rose-ringed parakeets apart from crested serpent eagles, gray-headed fishing eagles, red jungle fowl, Bengal florican, bar-headed geese, whistling teals and swamp partridges. The commonly found storks are black-necked, adjutant and open-billed. Egrets and herons of almost all types can be spotted sitting on the peripheries of water bodies fed by the Brahmaputra. Type your paragraph here.

Tour duration : 5 Nights 6 Days

Places covered : Guwahati - Kaziranga - Kohima

Tour Itinerary :

Day 01 : Arrive Ghty

Day 02 : Ghty - Kaziranga

Day 03 : Kaziranga

Day 04 : Kaziranga - Kohima

Day 05 : Kohima - Kisama - Khonoma - Kohima

Day 06 : Kohima - Dimapur depart

Tour package highlights :

Visit Kohima & Tuophema tourist village in Nagaland

Visit the Kaziranga National Park

Tour package cost : Starting from Rs 11,125/- per person

Tour cost includes AC vehicle, fuel charges, driver charges, road toll, parking fee.

Tour cost is based on minimum 4 people travelling together.

Tour cost does not include entrance fees, cruise fee, GST, tips for driver, meal charges.

Tour cost is subject to change with change in fuel prices, car hiring prices etc.

Guide services and lunch can be added for extra charge.

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