From wildlife safaris and ancient monasteries to cultural festivals and river journeys — experiences found nowhere else.
Northeast India is home to some of Asia's finest and least-visited wildlife sanctuaries.
UNESCO World Heritage Site and home to the world's largest population of the one-horned rhinoceros. Elephant and jeep safaris available.
A UNESCO World Heritage Site and Project Tiger reserve on the Bhutan border — home to tigers, elephants and golden langurs.
One of nature's great spectacles — millions of Amur Falcons roost in Nagaland during October–November on their migration to Africa.
Ancient monasteries, living Satras and centuries of tribal tradition.
The world's largest river island is the living centre of Vaishnavite monasticism — visit ancient Satras and witness traditional masked dance performances.
The former capital of the Ahom Kingdom — visit the ancient Rang Ghar amphitheatre, Talatal Ghar and historic Ahom-era temples.
One of the world's largest Buddhist monasteries at 3,048 metres, combined with the smaller gompa at Dirang for a complete Himalayan monastery circuit.
Heritage bungalow stays and authentic tea country experiences in Assam.
Spend nights in colonial-era bungalows set in the middle of working tea estates — a unique accommodation experience found nowhere else in the world.
Expert-guided walks through active tea gardens — learn the full production process from leaf to cup and participate in guided tea tasting sessions.
A scenic road journey through the tea districts of Jorhat and Dibrugarh — endless green carpets of tea broken by colonial architecture.
Some of Asia's most extraordinary indigenous cultural celebrations.
Ten days of tribal music, dance, food and cultural performances from all 16 Naga tribes — one of Asia's most celebrated indigenous festivals.
An intimate outdoor music festival set in the UNESCO-nominated Ziro Valley — a cult favourite among music lovers and travellers worldwide.
Assam's most vibrant cultural celebration — a harvest festival of music, traditional dance and community gatherings across the Brahmaputra valley.
Remote valleys, bio-engineered bridges and community experiences found nowhere else.
Trek through Meghalaya's rainforest to the double-decker living root bridges of Nongriat — a trail that combines natural wonder with Khasi village culture.
A high-altitude valley on the Nagaland-Manipur border — extraordinary seasonal wildflowers, mist-covered ridges and pristine wilderness.
Multi-day river journeys on the Brahmaputra — one of Asia's mightiest rivers — with sandbar camping, dolphin spotting and remote island visits.
We can curate and combine experiences across multiple states for your clients. Tell us what you need.