Explore Assam’s hidden treasures in this 7-day journey through tea gardens, river islands, wildlife safaris, and ancient Ahom heritage. A perfect blend of nature, culture, and adventure awaits you.
About this tour
Duration: 6N7D
Types: Sightseeing, Culture, History
Group Type: Private
Pickup : Dibrugarh
Stay: Included
Itinerary
Day 1
Pick up from Dibrugarh Airport.
Guided Tea Garden Tour – learn how World’s most expensive tea is made
Visit Bogibeel Bridge – the longest rail-road bridge in India
Stay: Dibrugarh
Day 2
Dibrugarh – Tinsukia – Dibrugarh (3 Hours)
Discover Barekuri – the village of the Hoolock Gibbons
Breakfast.
Boat ride at Maguri Beel – a bird paradise
Explore local markets and try Dibrugarh’s local street food for dinner or unwind at one of the city’s fine restaurants
Stay: Dibrugarh
Day 3
Breakfast
Dibrugarh – Sibsagar (3 Hours 30 Min)
Visit Namphake Village
Explore Charaideo Maidam – the first capital of Ahoms
Visit Kareng Ghar – Ahom King’s Palace
Visit Shiva Dol – the famous Shiva Temple constructed by Ahoms
Stay: Sibsagar
Day 4
Breakfast
Sibsagar – Jorhat (1 Hour 30 Min)
Visit Rang Ghar – the historic amphitheatre built by Ahoms
After that, visit Talatal Ghar – the administration centre of Ahoms
Visit Jorhat Kalashetra – an Assamese cultural museum
Stay: Jorhat
Day 5
Have Breakfast in the Hotel
Ferry Ride Jorhat – Majuli (3 Hours)
Visit Kamalabari Satra – a centre of art,culture and literature
Visit Samuguri Satra- learn about the mask culture of the island here
Visit Auniati Satra – the largest Satra in Majul
Visit Dakshinpat Satra
Majuli
Day 6
Have Breakfast
Majuli – Kaziranga (5 Hours)
Visit Orchid Park
Attend evening Cultural Programme in Orchid Park
Kaziranga
Day 7
Morning Elephant Safari in Kaziranga (subject to availability)
Breakfast at the Hotel.
Thrilling Jeep Safari in Kaziranga
Kaziranga – Guwahati (4 Hours 30 Min)
Highlights
- Explore lush tea gardens and experience Assam’s world-renowned tea culture.
- Meet the rare Hoolock Gibbons in their village
- Visit historic sites like Charaideo, Kareng Ghar, Rang Ghar, Talatal Ghar, and Shiva Dol.
- Discover the world’s largest river island and its peaceful Satras (Assamese monasteries).
- Enjoy thrilling Elephant and Jeep safaris to see the majestic one-horned rhinoceros.
What is Included
Comfortable transportation based on group size (Swift Dzire / Ertiga / Innova / Force Traveller) with experienced drivers.
Accommodations for 6 nights – 2 Nights in a Hotel in Dibrugarh, 1 Night in a Hotel in Sibsagar, 1 Night in a Hotel in Jorhat, 1 Night in a Hotel/Homestay in Majuli and 1 Night in a Hotel/Resort in Kaziranga on double/triple/quad sharing basis
Professional Guides for Barekuri Village, Maguri Beel, Sivasagar Heritage Tour and Majuli Tour
Jeep Safari in Kaziranga National Park (Central Range)
Driver expenses, including night charges, tolls, parking fees, fuel, and driver allowance.
24×7 on-call support from Team Travespert for any assistance during your trip
5 Meals – Breakfast on Day 2, Day 3, Day 4, Day 5 and Day 6
Pickup from Dibrugarh Airport or Railway Station.
Drop at Guwahati Airport or Railway Station.
GST (5%) is applicable extra.
Costs resulting from unforeseen circumstances, including but not limited to adverse weather conditions, landslides, road closures, or any other factors beyond our control, as well as any emergency evacuation services.
Any items or services not specifically mentioned under the head ‘inclusions’
Entry Fees and Camera Fees
Description
Dibrugarh is the Tea City of India, offering immersive tours of colonial tea estates. It’s the perfect blend of heritage, nature, and Assamese hospitality.
Bogibeel Bridge is the longest rail-cum-road bridge in India, offering spectacular views over the Brahmaputra. It connects Dibrugarh to Dhemaji, blending engineering with scenic beauty.
Barekuri Village is a model for wildlife conservation, where gibbons swing freely amidst the village and live in harmony with the locals. It’s a peaceful destination that showcases Assam’s natural and cultural balance.
Maguri Beel is a wetland near Dibru Saikhowa, ideal for boating, birdwatching, and spotting migratory species. It’s also famous for its picturesque sunrise.
Namphake Monastery is a serene Buddhist temple nestled in a peaceful Tai Phake village. It reflects rich Thai architecture and offers a glimpse into Assam’s Buddhist heritage.
Often called the “Pyramids of Assam,” Charaideo Maidams are royal burial mounds of the Ahom kings. These historic tombs reflect Assam’s rich cultural and architectural past.
Also called The Royal Palace of Garhgaon, Kareng Ghar was the Ahom rulers’ administrative center. The multi-storied structure showcases grandeur and war-time planning.
Shiva Dol is one of the tallest Shiva temples in India, built in 1734 in Sivasagar. Its striking dome and sacred pond draw thousands of devotees.
Rang Ghar is Asia’s oldest amphitheater built by the Ahoms, once used for watching games and sports. It’s an architectural marvel with Indo-Mongolian influences.
Talatal Ghar, part of the Ahom dynasty’s military complex, is known for its secret tunnels and underground architecture. It’s a symbol of Assam’s historical ingenuity and warfare strategy.
Sri Sri Auniati Satra embodies the living legacy of Srimanta Sankardev’s Vaishnavism.From Raas-leela to Palnaam, it celebrates devotion through rituals, songs, and traditional performances.
Dakhinpat Satra reflects the Ahom legacy in fostering Vaishnavism through religious, administrative, and cultural functions. Its serene campus includes Namghar, libraries, and eco-preserved wetlands that support rich flora and fauna.
Located in central Majuli, Kamalabari Satra follows the Nika Sanghati tradition, focusing deeply on Naam (devotional chanting). Surrounded by dense vegetation and wetlands, it harmonizes religious, residential, and ecological elements in a structured layout.
Samaguri Satra, established in 1663, is globally renowned for its centuries-old tradition of artistic mask-making used in bhaona performances. This unique Vaishnavite art, passed down through generations, continues to represent Assam on national and international platforms.
Jorhat Kalakshetra is a cultural hub that hosts exhibitions, theater, and traditional performances. It’s a modern tribute to Assam’s heritage and creativity.
A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Kaziranga is world-renowned for its one-horned rhinoceroses. It’s a haven for wildlife enthusiasts and photographers.
FAQs
- 1. What is the best time to visit Assam for this itinerary?
A: The best time is from October to April when the weather is pleasant, and Kaziranga National Park is open for safaris.
- 2. Are tea garden tours included in the itinerary?
A: Yes, a guided tea garden tour is scheduled on Day 1 in Dibrugarh.
- 3. Is Majuli accessible year-round?
A: Majuli is accessible most of the year, but ferry services may be limited during heavy monsoons.
- 4. Are Kaziranga safaris safe for families with kids?
A: Yes, both the elephant and jeep safaris in Kaziranga are safe and guided by experts.
- 5. What type of accommodation is included?
A: The itinerary includes comfortable hotels or eco-lodges, depending on the location.
- 6. Can I extend the trip to include Guwahati?
A: Yes, you can extend your trip to visit Guwahati’s Kamakhya Temple and other attractions.
- 7. How do I reach Dibrugarh to start the trip?
A: Dibrugarh is well-connected by air, rail, and road. The Dibrugarh Airport has flights from major cities in India.
- 8. What is the level of physical activity required?
A: The itinerary includes moderate activities such as walking during sightseeing, safari rides, and exploring historical sites.
- 9. What languages are spoken in Assam?
A: Assamese and Hindi are widely spoken. English is also understood in most tourist areas.
- 10. Is mobile network coverage available throughout the trip?
A: Mobile network coverage is good in towns like Dibrugarh, Jorhat, and Guwahati. However, in remote areas like Majuli and parts of Kaziranga, connectivity may be limited or intermittent.
- 11. What happens after I make a booking and complete the payment?
A: Once we have received your payment a confirmation will be sent to your email and our team will contact you within 24 hours to confirm your itinerary and share complete details regarding your transportation and accommodation. We’ll also coordinate your pickup and drop timings based on your convenience. If your destination requires an Inner Line Permit (ILP), we’ll assist you through the process. Additionally, our team will be available to answer any queries or provide any support you may need. Note: Please ensure you provide a valid WhatsApp number and email address during booking for smooth communication.
- 12. What kind of rooms or hotels will be provided with the package?
A: We provide comfortable standard hotels or homestay as part of the current package. Within 24 hours of your booking, our team will get in touch with you and share the names and photos of the accommodations arranged for your trip. If the suggested options do not meet your expectations, we will offer you alternative stays within the same budget range. Should none of the available options suit your preferences, you may opt for a free cancellation of your trip – no questions asked.
Information
Things to Carry:
Essentials:
- Valid ID proof (Aadhaar/Passport/Driving License)
- Cash (in small denominations) & ATM cards
- Personal medications and a basic first-aid kit
- Mobile phone and charger/power bank
Clothing:
- Light, breathable clothes for daytime
- A light jacket or sweater (for early mornings in Kaziranga)
- Comfortable walking shoes
- Flip-flops or sandals
- A hat or cap for sun protection
- Raincoat / foldable umbrella (in case of rain)
Toiletries & Personal Care:
- Toothbrush, toothpaste, soap, shampoo
- Sunscreen (SPF 30+)
- Mosquito repellent (Odomos or spray)
- Hand sanitiser & tissues
Special Items for Specific Locations:
- A small backpack for day trips & safari
- Plastic covers/ziplocs (to protect electronics in case of rain)
- Swimwear (if you plan on a river resort dip)
Not Suitable for: Senior Citizens or People with Mobility Issues, Party or Nightlife Seekers
Meeting Point : Dibrugarh Airport
Know before you go:
- Weather Can Vary: Carry light woollens (especially for Kaziranga mornings) and rain protection, as Assam’s weather can be unpredictable.
- Limited Luxury Amenities: Accommodations may be basic in rural areas like Majuli and eco-resorts, focusing more on experience than luxury.
- Cultural Sensitivity: Respect local customs, especially in Satras and tribal areas—dress modestly and ask before taking photos.
- Safari Regulations: Follow all instructions during elephant and jeep safaris in Kaziranga for safety and conservation.
- Connectivity May Be Limited: Mobile and internet signals may be weak or unavailable in remote places like Kaziranga and Maguri Beel.
- Advance Bookings Recommended: Safari slots, ferries, and guided tours have limited slots —early reservations ensure a smooth experience.
- Local Cuisine & Food Preferences: Assamese cuisine is mild and organic but may differ from typical Indian fare. Inform the guides or tour manager in advance about dietary restrictions.
- Environmental Responsibility: Help keep Assam clean—avoid littering, especially near rivers, parks, and heritage sites.
From 20842
per person
price varies by group size
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