Fly from Delhi or Kolata to Guwhati, and then check into a hotel. Guwahati is known as "The light of the East" and is the gateway to the entire Northeast region. Spend the rest of the day relaxing, and spend the night at the hotel.

Early morning visit to Kamkhaya Temple, renowned for its strength and enlightenment, as well as for a bird’s-eye view of Guwahati. Later, drive to Tezpur (175 km). Sonitpur, as ancient Tezpur was known in the past, is a city steeped in mythology, legend, and folklore. 'The city of blood' evokes images of the bloody battle between Hari and Hara and the romantic legend of Usha & Aniruddha. Overnight at hotel.

After breakfast this morning, travel 200 kilometres to Dirang (Arunachal Pradesh). Stop at the orchid research centre at Tipi (Bhalukpong) en route; of the 1,000 orchid species in India, more than 500 are found in Arunachal Pradesh. After that, visit the Sherdukpen tribal villages in Rupa, which are home to followers of the Mahayana sect of Buddhism. Spend the night at a hotel.

After breakfast, travel 100 kilometres to Tawang, the district headquarters. Along the way, visit Monpa ethnic settlements and Tsela Lake, which is 14,000 feet above sea level. Spend the night at a motel.

Tawang is the home of Monpa tribes and the main hub of Mahayana Buddhism. After breakfast, spend the entire day at the renowned Tawang Monastery, also known as the "Gompa" in the local dialect. This 300-year-old monastery, which is situated on the spur of a hill at an elevation of 12,000 feet and overlooks a broad valley with towering mountains on all sides. The Brandung Chung Ani Monastery of the Nuns is 12 kilometres northwest of Tawang. Stay overnight at the hotel.

After breakfast, travel to Bomdila (160 km), the headquarters of the west Kameng district of Arunachal Pradesh, which is at an elevation of 8000 ft. and is home to people from a variety of tribal groups, including Monpa, Sherdulpen, Aka, Miji Bhugun, and Tibetains. Along the way, see the Jung waterfall and the 1962 Indo-China war memorial, "Jaswantgarh." In the evening, visit the upper and lower gompa (Buddhist monastery), the local maEmporium, Emporium, etc., and spend the night in a hotel.

After breakfast, travel to Itanagar (220 km), the capital of Arunachal, also referred to as "the Land of the Dawnlit Mountains." East of Tawang, Itanagar has been compared to Mayapur, a city from the 14th and 15th centuries AD. See the main attractions of Itanagar, which include the Itafort, Buddhist Monastery, Jawaharlal Nehru Memorial Museum, the Ganga Lake (Geykar Sinyi), and the Zoo. Spend the night in a hotel.

Travel in the morning to Ziro (100 km). Stop along the way to see the Nyishi tribal village, Emporium, and local market. The Apa Tani tribes, who may be the most settled and indigenous people in Arunachal Pradesh, live in Ziro.

Today's itinerary includes sightseeing in Ziro, Mithun spotting at the 38-kilometer-distance Talley Valley Wildlife Sanctuary, a visit to the new town of Hapoli, and a visit to the Apa Tani villages for a face-to-face meeting with the tribes. The Apa Tanis believe in spirits and the deities Donyi-Polo, the sun-moon god who is supreme. Spend the night in a hotel.

Transfer to Daporijo (190 km) in the morning; this town is on the banks of the Sipi and Subansiri rivers and is inhabited by the Tagin, Hill Miri, and AdiEmporium; visit the local market and Emporium; stop at the Hill Miri tribal hamlet on route; and spend the night in a hotel.

Spend the entire day learning about the tribal culture of the Tagin hamlet and spend the night at the hotel.

In the morning, travel to Along (100 km), which is on the Siyom River and inhabited by Galo and Bori-Bokar tribal people. Spend the night in a hotel and visit the museum, Emporiumrket, and Tribal Village.

Explore Galong, Bori-Bokar, a tribal town; see the Akashi Ganga Falls; and spend the night in a hotel at the archaeological monument Malini Than, which is renowned for its granite images of deities.

Travel to Pasighat (130 km) in the morning; the area is home to Adis, Minyongs, Padam, and Passi tribal people; it is the headquarters of the East Siang district and is situated on the banks of the Siang and Tsangpho rivers in Tibet; the Lali Wildlife Sanctuary is the area's main attraction. Spend the night in a hotel.

Spend the entire day taking in the tribal culture at the Padam tribal village's Pasighat of Adi. Spend the night at a hotel.

After breakfast, head to the jetty to catch a ferry to Dibrugarh, the tea town of Assam. Take a country-made ferry across the Brahmaputra, which is the confluence of the Siang and Lohit rivers in Arunachal Pradesh, which takes roughly six hours. The ferry service from Pasighat to Dibrugarh is a lifeline for this tribe. Spend the night at a hotel.

After breakfast, head to the airport to board a flight to Delhi or Kolkata.