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14 Nights 15 Days
Daily Tour
40 people
Assamese, Bengali, English, Hindi
The northeastern part of India is endowed with diverse and exotic wildlife. With our Northeast wildlife tour package of 14 nights and 15 days, you will have the opportunity to explore this region’s wilderness. In this region of India, you will visit well-known wildlife reserves such as Kaziranga National Park, Namdapha National Park, and Manas National Park. The tour includes bird watching in Debang Valley and a cruise down the Brahmaputra River in Guwahati.
Wildlife tour packages are entirely dedicated to wildlife enthusiasts. If you enjoy going into the wild, exploring the vegetation, encountering wild beasts up close, witnessing the calmness of a fierce animal, or hearing the songs of unknown birds, or if you enjoy making new memories about your passion for wildlife photography, then these are the packages for you. Our tours include stops at the best wildlife reserves and forests in the Northeast, such as Kaziranga, Nameri, Manas, and Pobitara. Come experience the safaris and trekking of the Northeast.
This tour package was created specifically for wildlife enthusiasts. It is a thrilling tour that takes you to two of the most amazing and unusual wildlife destinations in the North East. You will visit three national parks in total: Sundarban National Park, Kaziranga National Park, and Kaziranga National Park. Northeast India has become one of the world’s most important biodiversity hotspots due to its diverse vegetation and land types, which range from marshland to grasslands, islands, and tropical rain-fed forests. So why stress yourself out about where to go? Simply plan a North East Wildlife Tour and relax on your vacation.
You can personalize this tour package with us for an unforgettable vacation. During the North East Wildlife tour, you will also enjoy guided sightseeing tours, quick transfers, and comfortable accommodations. Contact our travel specialist to book a tour with us!
From the Delhi airport, take a flight to Guwahati. When you arrive, you will be greeted by a representative and transferred to your pre-arranged accommodation. Following lunch, take a cruise down the Brahmaputra River. Later, pay a visit to the famous Kamakhya temple, which is dedicated to the Tantric sect's ten mystical powers. Spend the night.
After breakfast, start driving to Manas National Park, a UNESCO natural world heritage site. Check into your rainforest lodge upon arrival. Visit the tea garden in the evening for a leisurely stroll. Spend the night in the lodge.
The third day of the tour is reserved for a wildlife safari in the national park. You will have an elephant ride in the morning and a Jeep safari in the afternoon. The Assam Roofed Turtle, Hispid Hare, Golden Langur, and Pygmy Hog can be found anywhere throughout your safari. Spend the night.
On day 4, after breakfast, you will be taken by car to the Orang National Park, a nature reserve with diverse flora and fauna. As you arrive at the park, check into your Forest Rest home. Trek through the park in the afternoon. Then, return to the rest house for the night.
You will go on an elephant safari in the park in the morning. You might see the Blind Gangetic Dolphin, Indian Pangolin, Adjutant Stork, Ruddy Shelduck, Indian Rock Python, Black Krait, and other animals and birds. After lunch, you will travel by road to Nameri National Park. On arrival, check into your Nameri Eco-Camp for dinner and a night's stay.
On the sixth day of the journey, take an elephant safari into the national park to see the region's animals. Lunch will be served at the camp. In the afternoon, you have two options: go rafting on the Jia Bhorali River or go on a hike inside the park. Spend the night in the camp.
After breakfast, go to Kaziranga National Park, a World Heritage Site. This wildlife reserve is home to around 2–3% of the world's population of one-horned rhinoceroses, as well as a high density of tigers. As you arrive in the national park, complete the check-in procedures at your lodge. The afternoon is set aside for a tour of the tea gardens, where you can take in the magnificent nature surrounding you. Spend the night.
The entire day has been set up for a wildlife safari in the national park. After breakfast, you will go on an elephant ride, and in the afternoon, you will embark on a Jeep safari inside the park. Return to the lodge for the night.
After breakfast, drive to the Dibru-Saikhowa Wildlife Sanctuary, which is located at the confluence of the rivers Lohit and Brahmaputra. Check into your jungle retreat once you arrive. You can now enjoy a nature park indoors if you so desire. Spend the night.
Day 10 is dedicated to a wildlife safari within the Dibru Saikhowa Wildlife Sanctuary. On the safari, you will be able to see white horses, Indian elephants, regal Bengal tigers, leopards, and clouded leopards, among other creatures and bird species. You can also see hoolock gibbons, wild buffalo, white-winged wood ducks, Bengal floricans, spotted-billed pelicans, and other species. Spend the night at the resort.
Go off on an early morning safari in the park. Then, travel to Debang Valley to enjoy bird watching, where you will see both migratory and resident species. return to the wildlife refuge for the night.
After breakfast, you will be driven to Namdapha National Park, the largest protected region in the Eastern Himalayas. When you arrive, check into the lodge. Take an elephant ride and do some park trekking. Stay for the night.
Today, after breakfast, you will embark on a nature walk inside, where you will be able to observe birds. The park is home to 425 bird species, including five species of hornbills. Then, return to the lodge for the night.
After breakfast, get on the road to Dibrugarh. When you arrive, proceed to your pre-booked hotel, complete the check-in procedures, and relax. In the evening, go grocery shopping at the local market. Spend the night.
Today is the final day of the tour, and you will be transferred to the airport in time to board a flight to Delhi.
The Orang National Park is well-known for its one-horned rhinos and tigers. It is also referred to as a "little Kaziranga."
Orang National Park is Assam's smallest national park, covering only 79 square kilometers.
The Kaziranga National Park requires two full days to explore: one day for Jeep Safari and the second day for Elephant Safari, plus a local visit to a tea garden or a biodiversity area.
Both are viable options for experiencing the actual remoteness of Kaziranga National Park. Elephant safari allows you to see rhinos up close and without any fuss. Rhinos can only be seen from a distance on a Jeep Safari.
Kaziranga National Park is well-known for its big five mammals, which include Indian rhinos, Asian elephants, Royal Bengal tigers, swamp deer, water buffalo, and uncommon birds.
The feral horses are peculiar to this area. These are the offspring of domestic horses abandoned by soldiers during the World Wars. They thrived and survived in the bush, and subsequent generations became wild horses. We were unable to reach them due to a lack of time. Besides them, you'll observe a variety of birds and, of course, river dolphins.
Winters are easy to traverse and see migratory birds. However, for mammal sightings, the monsoon is preferable because it forces them to emerge from the interiors owing to floods.
Namdapha National Park is well-known for its leopards and tigers.
Arunachal Pradesh has two national parks.
It serves as the entry point to the three tea-growing areas of Tinsukia, Dibrugarh, and Sivasagar. These three areas account for nearly 50% of India's Assam tea crop, which gives Dibrugarh its rightfully earned sobriquet as the "Tea City of India."
Guwahati – Bhalukpong – Dirang – Tawang – Bomdila – Nameri – Ziro – Daporijo – Along – Pasighat – Dibrugarh – Kaziranga – Guwahati
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