undefined Itinerary

Head towards Majuli Island, the largest river island in the world, and visit the Satras (monasteries) to learn about the Neo-Vaishnavite culture of Assam. Take a boat ride on the Brahmaputra River and watch the river dolphins.

After lunch, visit the tea estates of Upper Assam and learn about the tea-making process. Visit the Tocklai Tea Research Institute to learn about the history of tea in India and sample some of the finest Assam tea.

Enjoy a traditional Assamese dinner at a local restaurant and savor dishes like fish tenga, pork with bamboo shoot, and pitha (rice cakes).

Visit the Namdang Bibi Majhar, a shrine dedicated to a local Muslim saint, and learn about the unique blend of Islam and Hinduism in Assam. Later, visit the Digboi Oil Refinery, the oldest oil refinery in Asia, and learn about the history of the oil industry in India.

After lunch, visit the Dehing Patkai Wildlife Sanctuary and explore the lush rainforests and diverse wildlife. Take a guided trek to spot the elusive clouded leopard and the Hoolock Gibbon.

In the evening, visit the Digboi War Cemetery and pay homage to the brave soldiers who lost their lives in World War II.

Take a day trip to the Poba Reserve Forest and explore the dense forests and stunning waterfalls. Take a dip in the crystal-clear waters of the Deopahar waterfall and enjoy a picnic lunch.

After lunch, visit the Kakochang waterfall and enjoy the mesmerizing views of the mountains. Later, visit the ancient ruins of the Itakholi, an archaeological site from the Ahom kingdom.

In the evening, enjoy a peaceful walk around the Dibru-Saikhowa National Park and watch the birds and animals in their natural habitat.

Visit the Hoollongapar Gibbon Sanctuary and learn about the efforts to conserve the endangered hoolock gibbon. Take a guided trek to spot the gibbons and the Assam macaque.

After lunch, visit the Cinnamora Tea Estate and learn about the history of tea in Assam. Take a tea-tasting session and sample some of the finest blends.

In the evening, visit the Namdang Stone Bridge, an engineering marvel from the British era, and enjoy the stunning views of the Dilli River.