Start your day with a visit to the Kamakhya Temple, a sacred pilgrimage site dedicated to the Hindu goddess Kamakhya. Marvel at the unique architecture and spiritual ambiance.
The temple is located about 7 km from the city center. You can take a taxi or a tuk-tuk to reach there.
Explore the Assam State Museum to learn about the rich cultural heritage of Assam through its diverse collection of artifacts, sculptures, and manuscripts.
The museum is located in the heart of Guwahati and can be reached by taxi or public bus.
Embark on an early morning safari at Kaziranga National Park to spot the majestic one-horned rhinoceros and other wildlife species in their natural habitat.
The safari starts from the park's entrance gate. It's recommended to book a safari jeep in advance.
Go for another jeep safari in a different zone of Kaziranga National Park to increase your chances of wildlife sightings and explore the diverse ecosystems.
Book a jeep safari from the park's ticket counter for the afternoon slot.
Start your day with a visit to the Don Bosco Museum, a cultural extravaganza showcasing the heritage of North East India through its galleries and exhibits.
The museum is located in the heart of Shillong and can be reached by taxi or public transport.
Take a leisurely stroll around Ward's Lake, a picturesque spot in Shillong surrounded by lush gardens and colorful flowers. Boating facilities are also available.
Ward's Lake is within walking distance from the city center.
Enjoy a meal at Orange Roots, a cozy cafe in Cherrapunji known for its organic and locally sourced ingredients, offering a variety of vegetarian and non-vegetarian dishes.
Orange Roots is located in the main market area of Cherrapunji and can be reached by walking or a short taxi ride.
Embark on a trek to the unique Double Decker Living Root Bridge, a natural wonder crafted by the Khasi tribes using living tree roots. Explore the lush green surroundings and crystal-clear streams.
The trek to the Double Decker Living Root Bridge starts from Tyrna village, about 10 km from Cherrapunji town. You can hire a local guide for the trek.
Visit Dawki to marvel at the crystal-clear waters of Umngot River, known for its transparency that allows you to see the riverbed. Enjoy a boat ride on the serene waters.
Dawki is about 2 hours drive from Cherrapunji. You can hire a taxi for the journey.
Have lunch in the cleanest village in Asia, Mawlynnong, known for its eco-friendly initiatives and beautiful living root bridge. Enjoy a traditional Khasi meal.
Mawlynnong is around 2 hours drive from Dawki. You can hire a taxi for the journey.
Embark on a trek to the Living Root Bridge in Mawlynnong, a marvel of bio-engineering where tree roots are trained to form a functional bridge. Explore the village surroundings.
The trek to the Living Root Bridge starts from the village center. You can follow the signs or ask a local guide for directions.
Take a ferry ride from Neemati Ghat to Majuli Island, the world's largest river island, known for its vibrant culture, Vaishnavite monasteries, and traditional crafts.
Neemati Ghat is about 20 km from Jorhat. You can hire a taxi or take a local bus to reach the ferry terminal.
Visit the Samaguri Satra to witness the art of mask-making and pottery by skilled artisans. Learn about the cultural heritage and craftsmanship of Majuli.
Samaguri Satra is a short drive from Auniati Satra. You can hire a local transport or take a cycle rickshaw.
Enjoy a sumptuous dinner at Garam Tandoor, a popular restaurant in Jorhat known for its North Indian and Mughlai cuisine, offering a range of flavorful dishes.
Garam Tandoor is located in the city center and can be easily accessed by taxi or walking.
Spend your morning exploring the various Satras (monasteries) on Majuli Island, each offering insights into the Assamese culture, music, dance, and spiritual practices.
You can rent a bicycle or hire a local guide to visit different Satras on the island.
Participate in a pottery workshop with local artisans to learn about the traditional pottery-making techniques of Majuli Island and create your own souvenir.
You can visit the pottery workshops near the Satras to engage with the artisans and try your hand at pottery.
Head to the banks of the Brahmaputra River to witness a mesmerizing sunset over the serene waters, offering a peaceful end to your day on Majuli Island.
You can reach the riverbank by walking or cycling from your accommodation, enjoying the scenic beauty of the river.
Indulge in a farewell dinner at Mising Kitchen, a traditional Mishing tribal restaurant on Majuli Island, serving authentic delicacies and cultural performances.
Mising Kitchen is known for its warm hospitality and cultural showcases, providing a memorable dining experience.