Wild Rhino Adventures

In this wildlife tour you will visit five wildlife Sanctuaries and National Parks including the renowned UNESCO World Heritage Sites of Kaziranga National Park and Manas National Park, one of the last bastions of the one horned rhino and admittedly one of the richest biodiversity zones in the world. You will also get to see many endangered and rare species of mammals and birds including water buffaloes, wild boars, wild elephants, deer, etc. Kaziranga has the highest density of tigers. From jeep safaris to boat rides and nature treks we can assure you a wildlife trip like no other.Read more >

This tour covers the very best of the Himalayan Kingdom of Bhutan and North East India. While in Bhutan you will visit Buddhist Monasteries, including the famous Taktshang or Tiger’s Nest in Paro, Museums, Temples and enjoy the scenic views of the Himalayas and enjoy Bhutanese hospitality. A 45 minute flight from Paro will take you to Guwahati, the gateway of North East India and thereafter, enjoy jeep rides in Kaziranga National Park, experience a ride on a countryboat to take you to Majuli, the largest river island and visit the scenic state of Meghalaya, which is perpetually covered in clouds with rolling hills adding to the scenic landscape.Read more >

This is an amazing 15-day tour that will take you to Eagle’s Nest along the Indo- Bhutan border, considered one of the top birding destinations with new species of birds being added to its already long list every year. We will also visit the World famous Kaziranga National Park, Nameri and Gibbon, the only place in India to find apes. This tour takes you from an altitude just above sea level along the Brahmaputra plains to over 7000 meters in 150 km. and the access to the forest areas is easy with jeep tracks. A lot of birdwatching is also done during the journey from one destination to the other from the roadside. The Tour comes across as an amazing opportunity to visit some of the most ...Read more >

In this tour, travel to Arunachal Pradesh, the remotest north-eastern state of India which is a hub of cultural and religious tourism and a land that romances with the Himalayas. Right from being home to the largest monastery in India to being the only place in India where animism and paganism are still practiced, Arunachal is ready to spring unforgettable surprises every minute. The unearthly beautiful landscapes of Arunachal are something that captivates travelers to no length. In this tour you will get to meet the Apatani tribe, who are distinguished by facial tattoos and nose plugs and witness their unique cultures. Also meet other Arunachal tribes and get to walk suspension ...Read more >

Your tour kicks off in Guwahati, from where you’ll head into the mountains of the Eastern Himalayas. It’s a long drive along winding roads, past rivers and forests and through secluded villages. Along the way you’ll drive through the stunning Sela Pass, one of the highest drivable passes in the world, before arriving at Tawang Monastery, the largest in India and the second largest in the world. It’s a hugely important Buddhist site and is full of precious manuscripts and artefacts. The other main highlight of your trip is the chance to interact with local people. You’ll visit a settlement at the top of a valley that’s home to the Monpa people, a tribe of Tibetan origin, as well as the ...Read more >

This is a multi- activity tour that takes you to explore the lesser known eastern Himalayan region of Arunachal Pradesh, the easternmost tip of India bordering China, a meeting point of the major tributaries of the river Brahmaputra or Yarlung Zangbo ( Chinese name), where from the Brahmaputra valley is born. This spectacular region surrounded by the Himalayan mountain ranges and the Patkai Range on three sides and Brahmaputra valley on the other is historically the home of numerous ethnic tribes. Ethnically, culturally and linguistically these tribes are closer to those of its eastern neighbouring countries than to the Indian mainland. Each one of these tribes are unique in their ...Read more >