Wild and remote, India’s north east is a wildlife lover’s paradise. From the spectacular Dibru-Saikhowa National Park close to Arunachal Pradesh and isolated Nameri National Park to world-famous Kaziranga National Park, home of the Indian one-horned rhinoceros, this journey highlights the best of the region’s wildlife and natural beauty. Starting in Kolkata, time is spent exploring the city’s heritage and renowned Chintamoni Kar Bird Sanctuary before flying to Dibrugarh for eleven full days in Assam that includes a memorable visit to Majuli, the largest inhabited river-island in the world.
Today depart the UK on the Emirates flight to Dubai. (N)
Arrive into Dubai and connect onto the Emirates flight to Kolkata. Once in Kolkata you will be met and transferred to the Oberoi Grand Hotel where you will stay overnight. Kolkata is the heart of Eastern India. One of the forward-thinking intellectual capitals of India, the city has long been noted for its wonderful architectural landmarks—many of which date from the period of the British Raj. Kolkata is also known as the 'soul of India', one of the most populous urban areas on earth and an intensely human city. (N)
First thing this morning travel to the south of Kolkata to visit the Chintamoni Kar Bird Sanctuary which is home to a wide variety of birds and butterflies. Later return to the city centre, meet your guide and begin an afternoon of sightseeing. Places of interest include St John's Church which has a memorial to the city's founder Job Charnock, the Writers Building which is now the seat of government and the silver-domed General Post Office. Also of interest is the imposing white marble Victoria Memorial, built in 1921 and the excellent Indian Museum which was established in 1814. (B)
This morning fly to Dibrugarh where you will be met and driven to Tinsukia. Stay for three nights at the charming Wathai Heritage Bungalow which is set on the Limbuguri Tea Estate close to Dibru-Saikhowa National Park. A pristine and little visited national park, Dibru-Saikhowa is one Asia’s most distinct and vibrant wilderness areas. With deciduous forest, swampy marsh and evergreen jungle, the reserve is a safe haven to many exceptional animals including over 350 species of bird. (B/L/D)
Over the next two days visit Dibru-Saikhowa National Park with a trained naturalist for two full days of wildlife viewing and birding. Dibru-Saikhowa is a bird watchers paradise and is home to many rare species including Jerdon's bushchat, the black-breasted parrotbill, marsh babbler and Bengal florican. The reserve also provides the perfect habitat for tiger, leopard, sloth bear, slow loris and, along the river, Gangetic dolphin. (B/L/D)
After breakfast leave Tinsukia and drive to Digboi, South Asia's first oil town and location of a World War II Allied Forces Cemetery maintained by the Commonwealth and War Graves Commission. Leaving Digboi, continue to Dibrugarh and the Heritage Chang Bungalow for an overnight stay. Later visit the Mancotta Tea Estate to learn all about tea—from its origin to how it is grown to its processing and tasting. This area of India is one of the oldest tea producing regions in the country and plenty of time will be spent enjoying the estate's 157 year old tea gardens. (B/L/D)
Today drive to Sivasagar where a series of Ahom monuments, tanks and temples encompass the 600 year old history of the Ahom dynasty. Later continue on to Jorhat where you will stay for two nights at the charming 1920s Thengal Manor. Jorhat is one of Assam's major tea centres and, due to its location, is also an excellent base for exploring nearby Majuli Island. (B/L/D)
After breakfast leave Jorhat and drive to Neematighat for the one-hour ferry ride to Majuli. A World Heritage Site, Majuli is located in the Brahmaputra River and is the largest inhabited river-island in the world. The island has long served as a monastic retreat to the local Vaishnavite community, is noted for its traditional Assamese and Mishing tribal architecture as well as for its beautiful rural setting. Majuli is also a bird-watchers' paradise. In the afternoon return to Jorhat. (B/L/D)
This morning leave Jorhat and drive to Kaziranga National Park and the comfortable ABN Diphlu River Lodge for a three night stay. A World Heritage Site, Kaziranga National Park is located in a beautiful setting on the banks of the Brahmaputra River and covers a vast area. Predominately swamp with tall thickets of elephant grass, Kaziranga provides the ideal habitat for the Indian one-horned rhinoceros. There are also good populations of tiger, wild elephant, sambar, swamp deer, hog deer, wild pig and many other species. (B/L/D)
Over the next two days explore Kaziranga and the surrounding area enjoying early morning and evening game safaris by jeep and on elephant back. Aside from the one-horned rhinos, Kaziranga is also home to over 1,000 wild buffalo, sambar, swamp deer, elephant, python and tiger. There is also a wide variety of birdlife as well as river otters and dolphins which are regularly seen. If possible, also visit a tea gardens and a Mising tribal village. (B/L/D)
This morning drive to Nameri National Park and stay for two nights at Wild Mahseer Tea Plantation Bungalows which are a short drive from Nameri. Set on the Adabari Tea Estate the bungalows date back to the 19th century when they were owned by the British Assam Tea Company. The bungalows are surrounded by twenty-two acres of land and tea gardens and there are a wide variety of trees, plants, flowers, insects and birds. (B/L/D)
Spend a full day today in Nameri National Park. Although the reserve is home to tiger, elephant, sambar, wild dog, clouded leopard and black bear, Nameri is best known for its excellent bird watching with over 300 species recorded. There is a sizeable population of the very rare white-winged wood duck as well as, among others, white-cheeked partridge, long-tailed broadbill, three different species of hornbill, amur falcon and lesser fish eagle. (B/L/D)
After breakfast transfer to Guwahati Airport in for the flight to Kolkata. On your arrival you will be met and transferred to the Swissotel Kolkata which is located close to the international airport and where you will stay overnight. (B)
Today transfer back to Kolkata Airport to catch the Emirates flight to Dubai. On your arrival connect onto the onwards Emirates flight to the UK. (B)
KEY: N = No meals B = Breakfast L = Lunch D = Dinner
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