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Continue Browsing TripsTravel across the plains of Assam for a cultural tour in a comfortable, modern, private vehicle and onwards into the hills of Nagaland, explore its tribal villages and finally reach the political capital of Kohima.
We head from historic Guwahati, to Kaziranga National Park and onwards through Assam. We sail across the mighty Brahmaputra River to reach magical Majuli Island, the largest river island in the world, before driving on to the majestic hills of Nagaland, home of the infamous Naga head hunters. We visit tattooed warriors in their traditional villages, walk along the Indo-Myanmar border and witness scenes of epic nineteenth century battles where local tribes took on the might of the British Empire. We take time out in picturesque Kohima, capital of Nagaland, spread across a series of forested ridges, to visit the immaculate CWGC Second World War cemetery, the city’s wonderful cathedral, its state museum and central market, and take day trips to trek to the summit of Puliebadze Peak and enjoy the views over Kohima, then visit the picturesque Dzuliekie village for the beauty of its natural surroundings.
Arrive in Guwahati, where you will be met by your driver and guide, and transfer to your accommodation. In the afternoon, time permitting, there will be an opportunity to visit Kamakhya Temple, Kalashetra and its museum, plus the state emporium. Drive from Guwahati to Kaziranga National Park, located on the floodplains on both sides of the Brahmaputra River, and home to the endangered one-horned rhino. Overnight at Kaziranga.
Enjoy two game drives in the National Park: an early morning elephant safari to seek out the one-horned rhino, along with a range of other magnificent animals and birds, followed by an afternoon jeep safari. Overnight at Kaziranga.
Drive from Kaziranga to Majuli Island, taking a ferry ride over the mighty Brahmaputra River. Overnight on Majuli Island, the biggest inhabited river island in the world.
Explore Majuli Island, visiting a variety of very different satras (Hindu monasteries), and see pottery making in a local village. Overnight on Majuli Island.
Drive to Sibsagar and visit the eighteenth century Hindu temple of Shiv Dol, dedicated to Lord Siva, and the highest Hindu temple in all of India. Built by Queen Madambika, wife of the Ahom King Shiva Singha, it has long been established as one of the most revered and sacred pilgrimage sites in the country. Overnight at Sibsagar.
Visit the ancient Ahom royal house of Talatal Ghar, Kareng Ghar and other historic sites in the vicinity of Sibsagar as time permits before driving to Mon in Nagaland. Overnight at Mon.
Today we will visit Hongpoi village in the morning where we will meet tattooed Konyak tribe warriors. In the afternoon we will explore Mon, the largest village in the north of Nagaland, including its markets. Overnight at Mon.
Drive out to Longwa, a village famous for its local opium production, which straddles the Myanmar-Nagaland border. You might even choose to step across the border yourself into Myanmar. Visit the home of the village angh (chief) and other local houses, too. Afterwards drive on to visit the traditional village of Chui. Overnight at Mon.
Today involves a very long drive which requires most of the day, first heading into Assam via Sibsagar and then onwards back up into the mountains of Nagaland, through beautiful scenery, to reach Mokokchung town, renowned for its good shopping facilities. Overnight at Mokokchung.
Visit Chuchuyimlang, a typical Ao tribe village, and then Mopungchuket, where we will visit stylised traditional carvings in the village park. Overnight at Mokokchung.
Drive to Kohima, the capital of Nagaland, pausing at the Angami tribe village of Touphema to visit its small museum, its amphitheater and community kitchen. Overnight at Kohima.
In the morning, visit the Cathedral Church in Kohima and the “heritage village” of Kisama. In the afternoon visit Kigwema, a typical Angami tribe village where some of the houses still bear the traditional kikeh crossed-horn gables. Overnight at Kohima.
In the morning explore the exotic local market in Kohima, the State Museum and the World War Two cemetery, immaculately maintained by the British War Graves Commission. In the afternoon, drive to the base of Puliebadze and then trek to Puliebadze Peak. Enjoy the views of Kohima from the summit before taking a walk back down through the jungle and then drive back to Kohima.
In the morning, visit Khonoma village, scene of epic nineteenth century battles of independence against the advance of the British Empire. Drive out to Dzuliekie village where we will take a picnic lunch.
After breakfast, transfer to Dimapur and onwards to the airport. If time permits, we will enjoy a visit to Chumpo Museum on the way.
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15 Days |
13 Feb 2026 | 27 Feb 2026 |
£2,550.00
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15 Days |
7 Oct 2026 | 21 Oct 2026 |
£2,550.00
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15 Days |
13 Feb 2027 | 27 Feb 2027 |
£2,550.00
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15 Days |
7 Oct 2027 | 21 Oct 2027 |
£2,550.00
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