Welcome to the mesmerizing land of India. As per your scheduled flight, our representative will assist and escort you by A/C Car and transfer to the hotel, whilst the room key and check-in is organized. You will be briefed about the tour and services. All documents will be handed over to you with traveling brief and interaction for any query in terms of tour and services. Evening is free for visiting local market and rest and relaxation. Overnight at the hotel. Grown from mangrove swamps, Kolkata is the largest metropolis in India. Kolkata's role in the national economy is of crucial importance as the Gateway to Eastern India. Ships were the beginning of Calcutta's history & the river Hoogly was the key to the city's fortunes. Vishnupur is famous for the exquisite 17th & 18th century terracotta temples, Seat of classical music. The Stylized, "Bankura horse" symbolic of excellence in rural handicrafts is native to this district. Belur Math is a modern temple within the grounds of the Ramakrishna Mission. Dakshineshwar Temple, dedicated to Kali is built in the architectural style of Bengal. "

After breakfast, depart the hotel and head to the airport to catch the scheduled flight to Dimapur. Drive to Khonoma village once you arrive. The Western Angami Tribes are the inhabitants of Khonoma. The evening is open for personal activities and relaxation. Eat dinner and spend the night at a village house.

An opportunity to observe indigenous farming practices following breakfast. The town is well-known for keeping their Adler trees barren. Take a look at the beautiful terraces made from the hillside. About 40 different types of paddy are grown on these terraces at different elevations. The Khonoma Nature Conservation and Trogopan Sanctuary (KNCTS) is located farther away. It is a community-conserved area run by the Village Tourism Board as part of the Khonoma green village concept. The goal of this initiative is to rescue the state's endangered Blyth's Trogopan pheasant as well as numerous other native, fragile, delicate, and unique plant and animal species. 'Kene' is a local game that you can play in the afternoon. Come to a cultural event hosted by your hosts. Stay in a local homestay for dinner and sleep.

Check out and have a walking tour of the village after breakfast. The best time to see every villager is in the morning. Following the village tour, travel to Jakhama Village. While there, stop by Kohima, the capital city, and check out the local market, which sells a range of food items and insects that the Nagas refer to as 'delicacies'. The renowned 'Tennis Court' conflict, which many historians have dubbed the 'deadliest battle', took place at the Second World War Cemetery and Memorial. The Japanese invasion of India was stopped here. Visit the state museum and the crafts emporium as well. Proceed to Touphema village after that. The community is heavily involved in the operation of this resort, which is a northern Angami tribal settlement. Modern restrooms will be provided in the Naga huts where you will reside. Eat dinner and spend the night at the nearby resort.

Walk to the neighbouring Angami tribal settlement Gariphema after breakfast. The trek is gentle, and it will take just 3.30 hours to get to the village. Look around this village. Savour traditional folk dance and singing in the evening before dinner. Spend the night at the resort in the village.

depart early and travel to Longkhum, a village in the Mokokchung district (101 km; 2 hours) from Touphema. During the headhunting era, this village was a pioneering Ao settlement. The Ao people believe that Longkum is where the deceased soul's spirit rests before continuing on to paradise. Cherry trees line the approach road to the village, making for a very lovely journey. Visit the Wokha market, the Lotha people's house, and Lotha tribal communities while travelling. The ideal elevation for Longkhum is 1846 meters. The snow mountains in far-off Arunachal Pradesh can be seen on a clear day. The rhododendron blooms from February to March. Locally produced handicrafts and handloom items are available for purchase. At the village homestay, have dinner and sleep.

After breakfast, leave the guesthouse and go to Jorhat, stopping along the way to view Mockuckchung Bazar and Ungma village. Have a picnic in the Nagaland foothills close to the Assam border. Enter Assam and go to Jorhat, a major hub for the tea industry. These tea bungalows date back to the "Raj" era. You can recreate the era of the British tea planters by staying in one of these Heritage bungalows in a tea garden. Stay and eat at Bara Sahab's Bungalow on the outskirts of Jorhat town or at Thengal House. Overnight and dinner.

Today we will go to Neemati Ghat, from where we will take a ferry across the Brahmaputra to Majuli, one of the world's largest river islands and the centre of Assamese culture. Our exploration of Majuli, the Assamese center of Vaishnava culture, will take place here. It was here that the famous Assamese reformer and saint Shankardeva established'satras', or Vaishnavite monasteries, to inspire the populace to embrace culture and religion in the fifteenth century. These'satras' are where we will be going to interact with the monks and other places. See a Mishing tribal community in the afternoon. The Mishing people moved all the way down from the Arunachal Pradesh hills. They are found on the island's outer rim or close to rivers and other bodies of water in general. Excellent fishermen—they are well-known for their proficiency in navigating the Brahmaputra's ever-changing sand banks. Return to Jorhat in the afternoon. Eat dinner and spend the night in the bamboo hut.

After breakfast, proceed to Kaziranga National Park, a world heritage site that spans 858 square kilometres and is situated in the floodplains on both sides of the Brahmaputra. 

Two-thirds of the Great One-horned rhinoceros in the world are found in the park. Central (entry point at Kohora), Western (entry point at Bagori), Eastern (at Agratoli), Western-most Burha Pahar (at Ghorakati), and Northern are the five mountains that make up the park. The final is on the northern bank of the river, and the first four are on the southern side. In addition, it is home to one of the biggest herds of Asian elephants, the purest breed of Asiatic water buffalo, and nine of the fourteen primate species found in South India. You can tour the coffee, orchid, and tea gardens in the evening. Stay at Kaziranga and have dinner.

Kaziranga National Park. Depending on availability, have an elephant ride at 5 AM. Returning to the hotel for breakfast. After breakfast, travel to the Central Range for a Jeep Safari. Spend the night in Kaziranga.

Make the transfer to Shillong after breakfast. Enjoy the 'Umiam Lake' next to Barapani after visiting the sacred sanctuary of Maa Kamakhya, a popular Hindu pilgrimage site. Upon arrival, check into the hotel. "Leishyllong" is the name of the city of Shillong, a Superpower or God thought to reside atop Shillong Peak, which overlooks the city. The State of Meghalaya's geographical region was once known as the "Scotland of the East" because of its remarkable resemblance to the Scottish Highlands. dinner and a place to stay the night."

After breakfast drive to Cherrapunjee, (1300 m) and its surroundings areas are blessed with many breathtaking views of nature in her pristine beauty with cool springs, mind soothing waves of thick green jungle foliage, gurgling mountain streams finding their way through rocks, enthralling milky white waterfalls leaping into deep gorges in a thunderous applause to the record-breaking rainfall that resounds through the valley. During the monsoon months it is a thrill to catch sight of nature in the prime of her beauty when the clouds lift their mantle over her for fleeting moments. Cherrapunjee has the distinction of being the wettest place on Earth, having the highest recorded rainfall, year after year. The Caves of Cherrapunjee- Mawsmai and Mawmluh, are the longest limestone caves in India, formed over 3500 years, a must go destination for cavers and adventurists. Other attractions - Cherrapunjee View Point, Nohkalikai Falls, Seven Sister Falls and Eco Park Back to Shillong, Dinner and overnight at Shillong.

After breakfast, depart and drive to Guwahati; upon arrival, check into the hotel; after refreshments, take a sightseeing tour of Guwahati, which includes the Kamakhya temple, the Umananda temple, and the astronomical temple of Navagraha; the evening is free to explore the local market; and spend the night in Guwahati.

Flying from Guwahati to Hometown After breakfast, check out of the hotel and head to the Guwahati airport to catch a scheduled aircraft to continue your journey. The trip ends with pleasant memories.