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Overview

The Seven Sisters, a magnificent region of mind-boggling diversity, are made up of seven states in northeastern India. Hundreds of tribes with unique cultural traditions and values call the Seven Sisters home. Every state is a traveler’s dream with its gorgeous hills and lush meadows that serve as a haven for hundreds of different types of flora and wildlife as well as their own tribal customs. The Northeast is rich in spiritual importance, home to hallowed pilgrimage sites, and rich in colonial history and the remnants of former kingdoms.

Trip Highlights

National Park Kaziranga, well-known for its one-horned rhinoceros
Shillong: The Adobe of Clouds, breathtaking scenery, kind inhabitants
Nohkalikai Falls – the tallest plunge waterfall in India
Asia's cleanest village, Mawlynnong, is the location of the living root bridge.ple.
Dawki River - Cleanest river in India
The world's fastest-growing city is Guwahati.
The oldest temple in Assam is Kamakhya Temple.

Day 1 :

Guwahati – Kaziranga National Park

Reach Guwahati. Continue to Kaziranga, an ancient city situated along the banks of the Brahmaputra River. Located on the banks of the Brahmaputra River, Kaziranga National Park is the oldest park in Assam and is well-known for housing the magnificent Indian one-horned rhinoceros.

Day 2 :

Kaziranga National Park

Savor an Elephant Safari in the morning (Subject to Operation). Continue to Kaziranga National Orchid and Biodiversity place, an ideal place for those who love the outdoors and orchids. Take advantage of the special Jeep safari in the afternoon. Extra Topping : At Kaziranga, tea or coffee.

Day 3 :

Kaziranga – Shillong

Head over to Shillong. The name Shillong means "Abode of Clouds." Known for its largest waterfall, stunning scenery, wonderful people, and calm culture. Enjoy a boat ride (subject to operation) at Umiam Lake, one of Meghalaya's largest manmade lakes, while traveling. Reach Shillong late at night. Additional Topping : Shillong Tea / Coffee.

Day 4 :

Shillong – Cherrapunji – Shillong

Continue on to Cherrapunji. Take pictures at Elephant Falls while traveling. It has been said that Cherrapunji, also known as Sohra, is the wettest spot on Earth. Visit the Seven Sisters Falls, a seven-segmented cascade, Nohkalikai Falls, India's tallest plunge waterfall, and Ram Krishna Mission, which is built under the tenets of Swami Ramakrishna Paramhansa and Swami Vivekananda. Reach Shillong late at night. Extra Topping : Cherapunji Tea and Coffee.

Day 5 :

Shillong – Mawlynong Village – Dawki – Shillong

Proceed to Mawlynnong hamlet, which is known as Asia's cleanest hamlet. Here, you may take in the breathtaking scenery, the charming little houses of the people, and the Living Root Bridge, a suspension bridge made of live plant roots shaped by tree pruning. We head to Dawki village in the evening to have a boat trip on the Umngot River, one of India's cleanest rivers; the water is so pure that the boats seem to float over it. See the Tamabil boundary between India and Bangladesh. Reach Shilong late at night. Extra topping : when traveling to Dirang, tea or coffee

Day 6 :

Shillong – Guwahati

See the Shillong Peak (Depending on Operation). Visit the Don Bosco Museum, one of India's most technologically advanced museums, later on (operations subject). Travel on to Guwahati, the capital of Assam, which is among the world's fastest-growing cities and boasts an abundance of natural beauty. Enjoy dinner and a local dance in the evening before taking a boat trip (subject to operation) on the Brahmaputra River to see the stunning sunset, popularly known as the "Luit - Color of Blood." Extra topping: when traveling to Guwahati, tea or coffee

Day 7 :

Departure from Guwahati

See the renowned Kamakhya Temple, the oldest of the 51 Shakti Pithas and the oldest temple in Assam. Take a trip back to your hometown. Tour Comes to an End.

Frequently Asked Questions

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What is generally the size of a tour group ?

Generally speaking, the number of guests that travel varies according on the location. For a world tour, the typical group size is from 40 to 47, but for an Indian tour, it ranges from 28 to 56. However, the group size may exceed the above mentioned group size if a certain tour has an exceptionally high response or if it is a unique tour like the Second Innings or My Fair Lady tour.

Who would be my co-travelers ?

You can travel with anybody you like, whether it a professional doctor or C.A., a teacher, a teenager, an artist, a politician, a businessman, a person of any language, a person of any faith, a person from any location, etc. We guarantee that your buddy list will grow once you get back from your ideal vacation.

What does the World tour price include ?

The cost of the world trip often includes your airfare, lodging, food, admission fees, visas, airport taxes, tour guide services, and more. Please refer to the tour inclusion section on the relevant tour itinerary page on our website for further details on the inclusion of tour pricing.

What does the Indian tour price include ?

The cost of an Indian trip often includes all you need to enjoy the sites, lodging, food, entrance fees, tour guide services, etc., but not your transportation to and from the airport. We do, however, provide all-inclusive air excursions from airport to airport. Please refer to the tour inclusion section on the relevant tour itinerary page on our website for further details on the inclusion of tour pricing.

What are the modes of travel on tour?

The transportation options vary according on the tour that you reserve. As specified in the schedule, we typically travel by flight, coach, train, cruise, speed boat, jet foil, cable car, etc. Refer to the relevant trip itinerary page on for further details.

Are there any night journeys on tour?

We could have night flights, but we typically try to avoid night tours as much as possible.

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