Itinerary
Day 1: Arrival at Guwahati to Kaziranga National Park (220 kms / 5 hrs)
On arrival at Guwahati Airport / Railway Station & transfer to Kaziranga National Park, the home of “One Horned Rhinoceros”, Check in at your hotel. Evening is free for leisure.
Overnight Stay in Kaziranga
Day 2: Explore Kaziranga National Park
Start early with an Elephant Safari in the Central Range for close sightings of one-horned rhinos. Explore the park further on a Jeep Safari through the Western Range, known for big wildlife. Visit the Kaziranga Orchid Park to see orchids, folk dances and local culture. Enjoy a relaxed evening at your resort amid natural surroundings.
Overnight Stay at Kaziranga
Day 3: Kaziranga to Shillong (255 km / 6 hrs)
A diverse route connecting wildlife plains to cool Khasi hills. The drive includes tea gardens, forest stretches, and scenic stops near Nongpoh as you start the ascent. Approaching Shillong, the air cools and the views widen into pine-covered landscapes.
Overnight Stay at Shillong
Day 4: Shillong - Excursion to Cherrapunjee (60 kms / 3 hrs One Way)
After early breakfast drive to Cherrapunjee (4,400 ft.), the wettest place in the world. You will see the beautiful waterfall known as Nohkalikai. You can also explore the caves known as Mawsmai. Evening return to Shillong, enroute visit Elephanta falls.
Overnight Stay in Shillong
Day 5: Shillong to Guwahati (100 kms / 3 hrs)
After breakfast visit Don Bosco Museum (Sunday Closed) & Ward’s Lake. After that drive to Guwahati. Arrive and check in at hotel. In evening we suggest an optional tour of Golden sunset cruise on the Brahmaputra (Direct Payment by own).
Overnight Stay in Guwahati
Day 6: Departure at Guwahati
Visit Kamakhya Temple (Timing: 08:00 A.M till 01:00 P.M & 3:00 P.M till its gets dark). Transfer to Guwahati Airport / Railway Station for your onward journey.
End Of Tour
FAQs
Assam is famous for:
Kaziranga National Park (One-horned Rhinoceros);
Majuli Island (World’s largest river island);
Tea Gardens;
Spiritual sites like Kamakhya Temple;
River cruises on the Brahmaputra.
October to April – Pleasant climate, ideal for wildlife safaris and sightseeing.
May to September – Monsoon season; avoid Kaziranga as it's closed.
By Air: Guwahati (LGBI) is the main airport.;
By Train: Guwahati Junction is well-connected.;
By Road: Buses, taxis, and private vehicles operate between cities and nearby states.
Indian citizens do not require permits to travel within Assam.
Guwahati: Kamakhya Temple, Umananda Island, Brahmaputra cruise;
Kaziranga: Jeep and elephant safaris. Closed: During monsoon (May to October);
Majuli: Culture, Satras, scenic villages;
Sivasagar: Ahom temples and history;
Tezpur: Historic town with river views;
Haflong: Assam’s only hill station.
It is the world’s largest inhabited river island.
Known for Vaishnavite Satras, tribal culture, pottery, and scenic beauty.
Accessible via ferry from Jorhat.
Light winter clothing (Nov–Feb);
Rainwear (Monsoon);
Comfortable walking shoes;
Mosquito repellent;
Sunscreen and sunglasses.
Yes:
Wide range from budget hotels to luxury stays;
Assamese thalis, rice & fish curry, bamboo shoot dishes are local specialties;
Vegetarian and Jain options available in cities like Guwahati.
Sunset Brahmaputra Cruise;
Assamese cultural performances;
Tea garden visit and tea tasting;
Temple visit with a local guide for spiritual context.
Kaziranga National Park is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, famous for the One-Horned Rhinoceros and rich biodiversity.
Jeep Safari: Morning and afternoon options in multiple zones;
Elephant Safari: Short early morning ride, mostly in Central Range;
Four safari zones are there: Central, Western, Eastern, and Burapahar. Western Range is best for rhino sightings.
Accommodation is available, from eco-resorts to luxury jungle lodges and budget hotels in Kohora (main gate area).
Guwahati is the transport hub for traveling to Meghalaya, Kaziranga, Manas, and Arunachal. It is famous for-
Kamakhya Temple;
Brahmaputra River Cruise;
Umananda Island (World’s smallest inhabited river island);
Assam State Museum, temples, and bazaars.
About 7–8 km from the railway station. Early morning visits are recommended.
Shillong, the capital of Meghalaya, is known as the "Scotland of the East" for its colonial charm, pine trees, and pleasant climate. It's famous for:
Ward’s Lake;
Shillong Peak;
Don Bosco Museum;
Police Bazaar (shopping);
Local music culture.
October to April is ideal. Weather is cool and skies are clear. Avoid heavy monsoon months (June–August) unless you're visiting for lush landscapes.
Closest airport: Guwahati (100 km);
Local cabs are common. For tourists, private vehicles or shared tourist cabs are recommended for sightseeing.
Hire a taxi/shared cab to Shillong via scenic NH6.
Yes. Police Bazaar is the main market area for handicrafts, local clothes, and food items.