Visit the Hoollongapar (Hollongapar) Gibbon Sanctuary — an evergreen forest reserve near Jorhat, great for primate sightings and short walks; park gates typically open by 7:30am–4:00pm (confirm current timing at entry).
Enjoy a traditional Assamese thali (rice, dal, seasonal vegetables, fish/veg curry) at a popular local eatery or your hotel; ask the hotel for the day's best local recommendation for freshness.
Take a guided walk through a nearby tea estate to see tea-plucking and processing; if available and open, visit Tocklai Tea Research Institute (public access limited — enquire in advance).
Depart early for Nimati Ghat (approx 45–60 min from Jorhat) and catch the morning ferry to Majuli; ferries run from first light (roughly 6:00–6:30am) and continue daylight hours—arrive early to maximize the day.
Explore two of Majuli's major Vaishnavite satras (Auniati, Kamalabari) to see masked dances, manuscripts, traditional crafts and saintly monasteries; satras are typically open 9:00am–4:00pm but confirm locally.
Visit artisan villages for pottery/mask-making demonstrations and enjoy a home-style lunch at a satra kitchen or local homestay — fresh river fish or vegetarian options depending on host.
Walk or cycle to nearby wetlands, oxbow lakes and small hamlets to see birdlife, handcrafted masks and the island’s unique culture; carry sun protection and water.
Board an evening ferry back to the mainland and drive to Jorhat for the night; ferries usually run until late afternoon/early evening but schedules vary by season—plan to return before dusk.
Choose a relaxed dinner at a local restaurant offering Assamese and north-east Indian dishes; ask for seasonal fish preparations or bamboo-shoot specialties.
Visit a working tea estate near Jorhat (Titabor/Tocklai areas) for a guided estate walk and factory visit to learn plucking, withering and processing; many estates welcome visitors 9:00am–4:00pm but confirm in advance and book a guide.
Visit local cultural centres or small museums to learn about Assamese tea culture and the region’s history; many small museums open until late afternoon (check 10:00–16:00).
If available, attend an evening cultural performance or Bihu dance show arranged by local cultural groups or your hotel; timing varies — reserve in advance if required.
Check out and drive to Kohora (approx 1.0–1.5 hours, ~60–80 km depending on route); plan to arrive late morning so you can check in and prepare for afternoon activities.
Take an afternoon jeep safari into Kohora range to spot rhinos, deer, wild boar and birds; typical afternoon safari windows are ~2:00–4:30pm but confirm the park's current schedule and book in advance.
Take a short guided walk around the lodge area to look for owls and night birds and listen to jungle sounds — safe guided walks are recommended after safaris.
Book an elephant safari in the Kohora range for the best chance to see one-horned rhinos at close range (elephant safaris generally run early morning, roughly 5:00–8:00am; timings and availability vary—reserve well in advance).
Visit the park interpretation centre or nearby museums to learn about Kaziranga's conservation story and wildlife; most centres open mid-morning and run until late afternoon.
Take a longer afternoon jeep safari to explore deeper parts of Kohora or adjacent ranges for diverse wildlife and birding; afternoon safari slots commonly run 2:00–4:30pm (confirm).
If your schedule allows, take a short dawn birdwatching walk or a brief early jeep safari to catch last-minute wildlife and marshland birds; arrange through the lodge (walks usually start around sunrise).
Return for breakfast, check out of the lodge, and prepare for onward travel — lodge staff can help arrange transport to Jorhat airport/railhead or Guwahati if needed.