Grand Northeast India Tour Package
Assam Tour + Meghalaya Tour + Arunachal Pradesh Tour + Nagaland Tour
A Grand Private Tour Through the Four States of India's Northeast Tours
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A Grand Private Tour Through the Four States of India's Northeast Tours
Discover the extraordinary diversity of Northeast India on our Grand Northeast India Tour Package, a private and tailor-made journey combining Assam, Meghalaya, Arunachal Pradesh and Nagaland.
From the wildlife-rich landscapes of Assam and its legendary tea country to the misty hills and waterfalls of Meghalaya, the Buddhist heritage and Himalayan landscapes of Arunachal Pradesh, and the vibrant tribal cultures of Nagaland, this journey brings together four remarkably different regions in one immersive Northeast India experience.
Designed for travellers who have the time to explore beyond the usual highlights, this Assam Meghalaya Arunachal Nagaland tour package combines wildlife, tea, culture, mountains, villages, photography, heritage and nature.
Travel privately, experience the region at your own pace and discover the many different faces of Northeast India.
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🛬➡️ ARRIVAL - JORHAT / GUWAHATI
KAZIRANGA NATIONAL PARK ➡️ JORHAT / ASSAM TEA COUNTRY ➡️ SIBSAGAR
NAGALAND—KOHIMA/KHONOMA ➡️ KAZIRANGA / ASSAM ➡️ BOMDILA
TAWANG ➡️ DIRANG ➡️ TEZPUR
SHILLONG ➡️ SOHRA / CHERRAPUNJI ➡️ DAWKI & MAWLYNNONG
Guwahati / Jorhat - Departure ➡️🛩️
Wildlife • Tea • Waterfalls • Living Root Bridges • Tribal Culture • Villages • Heritage Monasteries
If you want to experience "Tea & Wildlife → Ahom Heritage → Majuli → Naga Culture → Kaziranga → Tawang Himalayas → Meghalaya, this is the ultimate tour package of Grand Northeast India tour, covering Assam, Nagaland, Arunachal and Meghalaya tour in one circuit.
22 Days / 21 Nights | Four States | Private Tailor-Made Journey
DAY 1 — ARRIVAL AT JORHAT | WELCOME TO ASSAM
Arrive at Jorhat, the cultural and tea capital of Upper Assam. Meet your Assam Discovery representative and transfer to your hotel.
After check-in and some time to rest, keep the evening relaxed. Depending on your arrival time, there may be an opportunity for a short orientation of Jorhat or a leisurely walk around the local area.
Jorhat is an excellent starting point for this Northeast India journey because of its location at the heart of Assam's tea country and its proximity to Hollongapar Gibbon Wildlife Sanctuary, Sivasagar, Charaideo and Majuli.
Places we visit: Jorhat town • Local surroundings • Assam tea-country landscapes, subject to arrival time.
Overnight: Jorhat
Experience: Upper Assam • Tea Country • Local Life
DAY 2 — GIBBON WILDLIFE SANCTUARY & ASSAM TEA EXPERIENCE
Start early for an immersive wildlife experience at Hollongapar Gibbon Wildlife Sanctuary, one of Assam's important primate habitats. With an experienced local guide, explore the forest environment and look for the Hoolock Gibbon, India's only ape, along with other primates, birds and forest species.
The morning forest experience is particularly rewarding for nature lovers, birdwatchers and photographers, as the sanctuary's dense evergreen habitat provides a very different perspective of Assam from the open landscapes of Kaziranga.
After the wildlife experience, continue into Assam's famous tea country.
Visit a tea estate to discover the journey of Assam tea, from cultivation and plucking to processing and tasting. Depending on the season and estate operations, the experience may include a guided tea-garden walk and tea tasting. The day creates a fascinating contrast between Assam's wild forests and its internationally renowned tea landscapes.
Places we visit: Hollongapar Gibbon Wildlife Sanctuary • Tea estate • Tea garden • Tea-processing/tasting experience, subject to estate operations.
Overnight: Jorhat
Experience: Hoolock Gibbon • Wildlife • Assam Tea • Tea Garden • Birding
DAY 3 — SIVASAGAR & CHARAIDEO MAIDAMS
Today the journey moves into one of Assam's most important historical landscapes — the former heartland of the Ahom Kingdom. Travel towards Sivasagar, the historic capital of the Ahom rulers, and explore its remarkable monuments.
Visit Sivadol, one of Assam's most prominent historic temples, followed by the architectural and cultural landmarks of Rang Ghar and Talatal Ghar.
The journey then continues towards Charaideo, the original royal centre of the Ahom dynasty. Here, explore the remarkable Charaideo Maidams, the burial mounds associated with Ahom royalty and nobles.
The combination of Sivasagar and Charaideo offers a deeper understanding of Assam's royal history, architecture and cultural evolution.
Places we visit: Sivadol • Rang Ghar • Talatal Ghar • Sivasagar historic tanks • Charaideo Maidams.
Overnight: Jorhat
DAY 4 — JORHAT → MAJULI | RIVER-ISLAND CULTURE
After breakfast, travel towards the ferry point for Majuli, one of Northeast India's most distinctive cultural landscapes. Cross the Brahmaputra by ferry and arrive on the island.
Majuli is renowned for its Vaishnavite Satras, traditional arts, mask-making, rural landscapes and indigenous communities, making it one of the most rewarding cultural destinations in Assam.
Visit selected Satras and, where possible, interact with local communities and artisans.
Depending on local schedules, experiences may include traditional mask-making, Mishing village life, handicrafts and local Assamese cuisine.
Places we visit: Brahmaputra ferry crossing • Selected Satras • Mask-making centre • Mishing village • Rural Majuli landscapes.
Overnight: Majuli
Experience: Majuli • Satras • Vaishnavite Culture • Mishing Community • Brahmaputra
DAY 5 — MAJULI EXPLORATION → JORHAT
Continue exploring Majuli after breakfast.
The day is intentionally flexible, allowing more time to experience the island rather than rushing between attractions.
Visit additional Satras or villages according to local conditions and your interests. The rural landscape provides excellent opportunities for photography and a closer understanding of traditional island life.
Later, return by ferry across the Brahmaputra and continue to Jorhat.
The return to Jorhat prepares the journey for the next geographical stage — travelling eastwards from Assam into the Naga Hills.
Places we visit: Additional Majuli Satras • Villages • Local handicraft areas • Brahmaputra ferry crossing.
Overnight: Jorhat
Experience: Island Life • Rural Assam • Satras • Indigenous Culture
DAY 6 — JORHAT → KOHIMA | INTO THE NAGA HILLS | Approx. 200 Kms/ 3-4 hours
After breakfast, depart Jorhat and travel eastwards towards Kohima, the capital of Nagaland.
The journey begins across Assam's plains before gradually entering the forested hills of Nagaland. The changing geography is itself an important part of the experience, as the broad Brahmaputra valley gives way to winding mountain roads and Naga hill landscapes. On arrival in Kohima, check into your accommodation and relax.
If time permits, enjoy a short evening exploration around Kohima.
Places we visit: Upper Assam countryside • Assam–Nagaland landscape transition • Naga Hills • Kohima surroundings.
Overnight: Kohima
Experience: Road Journey • Naga Hills • Mountain Landscapes
DAY 7 — KOHIMA HERITAGE, WORLD WAR II HISTORY & KISAMA
Begin the day at the Kohima War Cemetery, an important memorial associated with the Battle of Kohima during the Second World War.
The site provides an opportunity to understand the strategic importance of the region during the Burma Campaign and the wider history of Northeast India during the war.
Continue exploring Kohima before travelling to Kisama Heritage Village, a cultural centre showcasing traditional architectural styles and elements of the heritage of Nagaland's different Naga communities.
Places we visit: Kohima War Cemetery • Kohima town • Kisama Heritage Village • Traditional Naga structures and cultural displays.
Overnight: Kohima
Experience: World War II History • Naga Heritage • Traditional Architecture • Culture
DAY 8 — DZÜKO VALLEY | NAGA MOUNTAIN WILDERNESS
Today is dedicated to one of Nagaland's most spectacular natural landscapes — Dzüko Valley. Start early and travel towards the trekking point before beginning the hike through forest and mountain terrain.
As the trail rises, the landscape opens towards the sweeping valleys and ridges for which Dzüko is famous. Seasonal vegetation and flowers, rolling green slopes and dramatic mountain formations create exceptional opportunities for landscape photography.
This is the most physically demanding day of the Nagaland section and is best suited to travellers comfortable with a full day of mountain walking.
Places we visit: Dzüko Valley • Trekking trail • Mountain ridges • Valley viewpoints and seasonal landscapes.
Overnight: Kohima
Experience: Trekking • Mountain Wilderness • Photography • Naga Hills
DAY 9 — KHONOMA → KAZIRANGA
After breakfast, leave Kohima for Khonoma, an historic Angami Naga village surrounded by dramatic mountain landscapes. Explore the village's traditional architecture, agricultural terraces, community spaces and cultural heritage.
Khonoma provides a more intimate experience of Naga village life, complementing the larger cultural presentation experienced at Kisama.
After the village experience, continue towards Assam.
The road gradually descends from the Naga Hills and returns to the plains before continuing towards Kaziranga National Park.
Places we visit: Khonoma Village • Traditional Angami architecture • Terraced landscapes • Naga village trails • Assam countryside en route to Kaziranga.
Overnight: Kaziranga
Experience: Angami Naga Culture • Village Heritage • Mountain Landscapes • Assam
DAY 10 — KAZIRANGA NATIONAL PARK & ORCHID AND BIODIVERSITY PARK
Begin the morning with a jeep safari in Kaziranga National Park. Kaziranga's grasslands, wetlands and forests provide habitat for the greater one-horned rhinoceros, elephants, wild water buffalo, deer, wild boar, gaur and a remarkable variety of birds.
Later visit the Kaziranga Orchid and Biodiversity Park, where travellers can discover the extraordinary botanical diversity of Northeast India, including orchids and other regional plants.
Places we visit: Kaziranga National Park • Jeep safari range • Kaziranga Orchid and Biodiversity Park.
Overnight: Kaziranga
Experience: Wildlife Safari • Rhinoceros • Birding • Orchids • Biodiversity
DAY 11 — KAZIRANGA → BOMDILA | ENTER ARUNACHAL PRADESH | Approx. 250 km | Full-day scenic journey
After breakfast, leave Kaziranga and begin the journey towards Arunachal Pradesh.
Travel through Assam towards Bhalukpong, the gateway to Arunachal Pradesh. After completing the required entry formalities, the road begins climbing into the Himalayan foothills.
Depending on opening hours and operational conditions, visit the Tippi Orchid Research Centre, an interesting introduction to the botanical richness of Arunachal Pradesh.
Continue uphill through increasingly mountainous landscapes towards Bomdila.
Places we visit: Bhalukpong • Tippi Orchid Research Centre, subject to operation • Himalayan foothill landscapes • Bomdila.
Overnight: Bomdila
Experience: Arunachal Pradesh • Himalayan Foothills • Orchids • Mountain Journey
DAY 12 — BOMDILA → TAWANG | GREAT HIMALAYAN ROAD JOURNEY | Approx. 175–185 km | 6–8 hours, subject to road conditions
After breakfast, begin the spectacular journey from Bomdila towards Tawang. The road climbs deeper into the Eastern Himalayas, passing through changing vegetation zones, mountain valleys and high-altitude landscapes.
Along the way, the journey includes spectacular Himalayan viewpoints and mountain passes, with stops adjusted according to weather, road conditions and local regulations.
Continue towards Tawang, one of Arunachal Pradesh's most remarkable Himalayan destinations.
Places we visit: Bomdila • Himalayan viewpoints • Sela Pass region • High-altitude mountain landscapes • Tawang.
Overnight: Tawang
Experience: Eastern Himalayas • Mountain Passes • High-Altitude Scenery
DAY 13 — TAWANG → BUMLA EXCURSION | High-Altitude Himalayan Experience
Today is devoted to an excursion towards Bum La, one of the high-altitude destinations associated with the Tawang region. The journey takes you into an increasingly stark Himalayan landscape, where high-altitude terrain, mountain ridges and remote valleys dominate the scenery.
The excursion is particularly rewarding for landscape photographers and travellers interested in the remote Himalayan environment.
All visits to Bum La are subject to official permission, weather, road conditions and local regulations.
Places we visit: Bum La • High-altitude Himalayan viewpoints • Madhuri Lake • Remote mountain landscapes • Selected viewpoints en route.
Overnight: Tawang
Experience: Bum La • Himalayan Photography • High-Altitude Landscapes
DAY 14 — TAWANG LOCAL SIGHTSEEING
Today explore the cultural and historical heart of Tawang. Begin with Tawang Monastery, one of the most important centres of Tibetan Buddhist culture in the region and a defining landmark of the town.
Continue to the Tawang War Memorial, commemorating the Indian soldiers associated with the 1962 conflict.
Later visit the historic Chakzam Bridge, associated with traditional iron-chain bridge construction, subject to accessibility and local conditions.
Places we visit: Tawang Monastery • Tawang War Memorial • Chakzam Bridge • Tawang town and Monpa cultural surroundings.
Overnight: Tawang
Experience: Buddhist Heritage • Monpa Culture • Himalayan History • Architecture
DAY 15 — TAWANG → DIRANG | Approx. 135–150 km | 4–6 hours
After breakfast, begin the descent from Tawang towards Dirang. The road gradually leaves the high-altitude environment and enters lower Himalayan valleys, with changing vegetation, forests, villages and dramatic mountain scenery.
Depending on road conditions and available time, selected viewpoints and local attractions can be explored along the way.
Arrive in Dirang, a beautiful Himalayan valley known for its mountain scenery and traditional communities.
Places we visit: Himalayan mountain roads • Selected viewpoints • Mountain villages • Dirang Valley.
Overnight: Dirang
Experience: Himalayan Valleys • Mountain Villages • Scenic Drive
DAY 16 — DIRANG → TEZPUR | Approx. 200–220 km | 5–6 hours
After breakfast, continue the descent from the Himalayan foothills towards Assam.
Arrive in Tezpur, a historic town situated on the northern bank of the Brahmaputra.
Depending on arrival time, explore selected local attractions or enjoy the riverside surroundings.
Tezpur provides a natural geographical transition between Arunachal Pradesh and the next stage of the journey into Meghalaya.
Places we visit: Dirang Valley • Himalayan foothills • Assam plains • Tezpur local area.
Overnight: Tezpur
Experience: Himalayan Foothills • Assam Plains • Heritage Town
DAY 17 — TEZPUR → SHILLONG | Approx. 280 km | 5-6 hours
After breakfast, leave Tezpur and travel towards Shillong. The route crosses the Assam plains before entering Meghalaya and climbing towards the Khasi Hills.
The change in scenery is dramatic once again — from Assam's broad river valley to forested hills and winding mountain roads.
Depending on arrival time, selected local sightseeing can be arranged.
Places we visit: Assam countryside • Meghalaya approach • Khasi Hills • Shillong local
Overnight: Shillong
Experience: Assam–Meghalaya Journey • Khasi Hills • Shillong
DAY 18 — SHILLONG → CHERRAPUNJEE / SOHRA → SHILLONG
Today explore Sohra (Cherrapunjee), one of Meghalaya's most iconic destinations.
Travel through the Khasi Hills towards the Sohra plateau and explore the dramatic landscapes of the region. Depending on seasonal conditions, visit Nohkalikai Falls, Seven Sisters Falls, Mawsmai Cave, scenic viewpoints and selected Khasi villages.
The combination of limestone formations, deep valleys, waterfalls and mist-covered hills gives Sohra its distinctive character.
Places we visit: Nohkalikai Falls • Seven Sisters Falls • Mawsmai Cave • Sohra viewpoints • Khasi villages.
Overnight: Shillong
Experience: Waterfalls • Caves • Khasi Landscapes • Sohra
DAY 19 — SHILLONG → DAWKI → MAWLYNNONG → SHILLONG
After breakfast, travel towards Dawki through the scenic Khasi Hills.
Dawki is famous for the Umngot River, whose remarkably clear waters can appear almost transparent under favourable seasonal and weather conditions.
Spend time around the river and, when available and appropriate, enjoy a boating experience.
Continue towards Mawlynnong, experiencing the village landscape and surrounding countryside before returning towards Shillong.
Places we visit: Dawki • Umngot River • India–Bangladesh border area • Mawlynnong • Khasi villages and countryside.
Overnight: Shillong
Experience: Dawki • Umngot River • Mawlynnong Village • Khasi Hills
DAY 20 — SHILLONG LOCAL EXPLORATION
Today is deliberately kept at a more relaxed pace after several days of travel. Explore Shillong according to your interests, with opportunities to experience the city's local culture, markets and hill-station atmosphere.
Possible visits include Shillong Peak, Ward's Lake, local markets, handicraft areas and selected cultural landmarks.
There is also time for photography, shopping and sampling local cuisine.
Places we visit: Shillong Peak • Ward's Lake • Local markets • Khasi handicraft areas • Selected Shillong landmarks.
Overnight: Shillong
Experience: Khasi Culture • Local Life • Handicrafts • Leisure
DAY 21 — SHILLONG → GUWAHATI | Approx. 100 km | 3–4 hours
After breakfast, leave Shillong and descend from the Khasi Hills towards Guwahati.
The journey provides a final opportunity to enjoy Meghalaya's mountain scenery before returning to Assam's plains.
Depending on arrival time, explore the Brahmaputra riverfront or enjoy a relaxed evening in the city.
Places we visit: Khasi Hills • Scenic Meghalaya–Assam route • Brahmaputra riverfront, subject to timing.
Overnight: Guwahati
Experience: Meghalaya–Assam Journey • Brahmaputra • Guwahati
DAY 22 — GUWAHATI LOCAL SIGHTSEEING & DEPARTURE
After breakfast, enjoy your final morning in Guwahati.
Depending on your departure schedule, visit Kamakhya Temple, one of Assam's most important cultural and religious landmarks. If time and operating conditions permit, additional experiences may include Umananda Island/Temple, the Brahmaputra riverfront or local markets and handicraft areas.
Later transfer to Lokpriya Gopinath Bordoloi International Airport for your onward journey.
Northeast India is not one single travel experience.
Each state has its own landscapes, communities, traditions and identity.
Assam introduces you to wildlife, tea and the Brahmaputra Valley.
Meghalaya brings waterfalls, caves, forests and Khasi living-root bridges.
Arunachal Pradesh takes you into the Eastern Himalayas, with Buddhist heritage, mountain valleys and Tawang.
Nagaland introduces you to distinctive Naga cultures, mountain villages and living traditions.
Combining all four creates an opportunity to experience the remarkable geographical and cultural diversity of Northeast India within one private journey.
State
Signature Experiences
Assam
Kaziranga, wildlife, tea gardens, Brahmaputra landscapes, Assamese culture
Meghalaya
Shillong, Sohra, waterfalls, caves, living-root bridges, Dawki
Arunachal Pradesh
Bomdila, Dirang, Tawang, monasteries, Himalayan landscapes
Nagaland
Kohima, Khonoma, Naga culture, villages, Hornbill traditions
Journey Style
Private • Tailor-Made • Experiential
Ideal For
Wildlife • Culture • Photography • Nature • Tea • Mountains
Duration
Approximately 16–21+ days, depending on interests
Our signature Grand Northeast India journey is 22 days / 21 nights and can be shortened or customised according to your available time.
Assam • Nagaland • Arunachal Pradesh • Meghalaya
21 Days / 20 Nights
Private • Tailor-Made • Experiential
Tell us your travel dates, number of travellers and interests, and we can customise this Grand Northeast itinerary around your preferred pace and experiences.