Day 1: Welcome to Guwahati

Touch down in Guwahati, the gateway to India’s wild northeast, where the mighty Brahmaputra River winds through ancient temples and bustling markets.

Our representative will greet you at the airport and escort you to your luxury hotel, ensuring a seamless transition into the heart of Assam. Take the day to unwind, soak in the city’s vibrant energy, and prepare for the incredible wildlife adventure ahead.

Day 2-3: Manas National Park – A Haven for Birdwatchers

After breakfast, a scenic drive from Guwahati takes you deep into the untamed wilderness of Manas National Park, where the rolling Himalayan foothills give way to vast grasslands, dense forests, and winding rivers. This UNESCO World Heritage Site is not just a national park, it’s a Tiger Reserve, and a Biosphere Reserve, making it one of India’s most treasured wildlife sanctuaries.

On arrival check-in at your hotel. As you enter Manas, the symphony of nature unfolds. The majestic Manas River snakes through the park, merging seamlessly with Bhutan’s forests beyond the Indian border. The landscape, a striking mix of tropical forests, swaying grasslands, and lush wetlands, is home to an incredible array of wildlife. Keep your eyes peeled for Royal Bengal Tigers, Asian Elephants, Greater One-Horned Rhinoceroses, Clouded Leopards, and the elusive Black Panther. Rare and endangered species such as the Golden Langur, Pygmy Hog, Assam Roofed Turtle, and Hispid Hare find refuge here, making it a paradise for conservationists and nature lovers alike.

For bird enthusiasts, Manas offers an unforgettable experience with over 450 bird species, including the critically endangered Bengal Florican, Great Hornbills, and vibrant parakeets. Whether you choose a jeep safari through the dense jungle, a tranquil boat ride on the Manas River, or an elephant-back excursion, every moment in Manas is a brush with the wild.

Day 4-5: Nameri National Park:

A journey to Nameri National Park takes you deep into Assam’s most scenic wilderness, where the Jia Bhoroli River winds through lush forests and the foothills of Arunachal Pradesh. Covering 200 sq. km, this biodiversity hotspot is a refuge for endangered species like the White-Winged Wood Duck, Clouded Leopard, and Indian Wild Dog.

Renowned for its dense elephant population, Nameri offers a rare chance to observe these majestic creatures in their natural habitat. The park is also a birdwatcher’s paradise, home to over 300 species, including the Great Pied Hornbill and Palla’s Fish Eagle. For adventurers, river rafting, guided jungle walks, and angling expeditions provide an immersive experience in this untamed paradise.

After exploring the rich biodiversity of Nameri National Park, we journey to Balipara for an overnight stay at Wild Mahseer, a heritage tea estate nestled amidst lush greenery. This elegant retreat offers a blend of colonial charm and natural beauty, providing a serene environment to relax and rejuvenate. You can enjoy guided walks through expansive tea gardens, learning about Assam's renowned tea cultivation, or simply unwind in the tranquil surroundings, savoring the estate's timeless ambiance.

Day 6-7: Kaziranga National Park:

The journey to Kaziranga National Park is as captivating as the destination itself. Driving through Assam’s picturesque countryside, the scenery transitions from lush tea gardens and rolling grasslands to dense forests teeming with life. For those who believe the Indian one-horned rhinoceros belongs to prehistoric times, a visit to Kaziranga National Park is a revelation. Spread over 1,000 square kilometers of elephant grasslands, marshes, and dense forests, this UNESCO World Heritage Site is home to over 2,200 of these majestic creatures, nearly two-thirds of their global population.

Established in 1908, Kaziranga sits at the edge of the Eastern Himalayan biodiversity hotspot, offering an unparalleled wildlife experience. Beyond its famed rhinos, Kaziranga teems with biodiversity, from Bengal tigers and wild elephants to swamp deer and rare migratory birds. Whether on a thrilling jeep safari or an enchanting elephant ride at dawn, the park promises unforgettable encounters with nature.

Day 8: Kolkata – A Pause

After our exhilarating wildlife experiences in Kaziranga, we fly to Kolkata, the City of Joy, for a well-earned rest. Here, you can soak in the city’s colonial charm and vibrant energy before our journey continues. The next day, our representative will escort you to the grand finale of our adventure, the legendary Sundarbans, where the untamed beauty of the mangroves and the elusive Royal Bengal Tiger await.

Day 9-11: Sunderbans – The Grand Finale of Our Wild Expedition

Our journey ends in the legendary Sundarbans National Park, where the Royal Bengal Tiger moves with silent authority through the world’s largest mangrove forests. As you cruise through the intricate network of creeks and tributaries, the dense wilderness hums with life, chirping birds, rustling leaves, and the distant roar of a motorboat breaking the silence. Beneath the surface, saltwater Crocodiles lurk, while above, vibrant Hornbills and Brahminy kites survey their kingdom.

A UNESCO World Heritage Site and a vital biosphere reserve, Sundarbans is a realm of untamed beauty and mystery. The landscape transforms with the tide, revealing mudflats and dense mangroves that provide refuge to rare species like the elusive Fishing Cat, Chital Deer, and estuarine Dolphins. Beyond its raw wilderness, the region’s villages, such as Pakhiralay and Bali, offer a glimpse into the rhythms of life shaped by the forest and river. Tour ends here.