India is home to 1,314 species of birds, with Northeast India supporting some of the highest avian diversity in the Oriental region—boasting over 850 species. Birding hotspots like Kaziranga, Manas, Nameri, and Dehing Patkai in Assam, Eaglenest,Pakke, Mishmi Hills, and Namdapha in Arunachal Pradesh, along with the evergreen and semi-evergreen forests of Nagaland, Meghalaya, Manipur, and Mizoram, make the Eastern Himalayas a true paradise for bird lovers.
Duration: 9N /10D
Destination: Guwahati- Manas-Nameri-Kaziranga
Day 01: Pick up from Guwahati to Manas National Park
Our representative will receive you and transfer to Manas.
Day 02: Manas National Park
After breakfast jeep safari in Manas national park with Naturalist. After lunch birding at Mathanguri area of Bhutan Border.
Day 03: Manas national park
Morning birding at the Bhuyapara–Kuribeel grassland area of the Bansbari Range. After lunch, embark on another jeep safari covering the Latajhar–Mathanguri–Uchila region of the Bansbari Range.
Day 04: Manas -Nameri National Park
Today you will proceed to Nameri National Park.
Day 05: Nameri National Park
Morning birding on the bank of River Jia Bharali & birding inside the National Park with forest guard and Naturalist. After lunch boating & birding on the river Jia Bhalari.
Day 06: Nameri to Kaziranga National Park
Morning birding inside the National Park with forest guard and Naturalist. Back to Eco-Camp at 10.00 am and checkout. Drive to Kaziranga National Park. After having lunch a jeep safari in Central Range.
Day 07: Kaziranga National Park
Morning and Afternoon Jeep Safari in Kaziranga.
Day 08: Kaziranga National Park
Morning birding in Tea Garden & Afternoon Jeep Safari.
Day 09: Kaziranga
Morning and Afternoon Jeep Safari in Kaziranga
Day 10: Kaziranga to Guwahati /Jorhat
After having breakfast drive to Guwahati /Jorhat Airport
Best Time: October to May
Duration: 8N /9D
Destination: Dibrugarh-Dehing Patkai-Mishmi Hills-Roing-Mayodia Pass-Maguri beel
Day 01: Pickup from Dibrugarh Airport to Dehing Patkai
Our representative will receive you and transfer to Dehing Patkai.
Day 02: Dehing Patkai
We may spend morning & afternoon in the Soraipong areas of Dehing-Patkai Wildlife Sanctuary.
Day 03: Dehing patkai To Roing (Arunachal Pradesh)
Morning With packaged breakfast drive to Roing, across the Brahmaputra on the new Dhola–Sadiya Bridge, the longest bridge in India at the base of the Mishmi Hills.
DAY 4: Roing to Mayodia
The rest of the day will be spent birding the lower elevations of the Mishmi Hills, such as at Sally Lake and further up the Mishmi Hills road as far as Baramile ‘12th mile’. This area, which includes the Mehao Wildlife Sanctuary.
DAY 05 and DAY 06: Mayodia Pass
Full day birding at Pass, Upper & lower part of the Mayodia Pass.
Day 07: Roing to Tinisukia
Morning With packaged breakfast drive to Jia Grassland. We will spend some time birding in these grassland areas
Day 08: Maguri Beel
Our final full day’s birding has some flexibility in the plan, but we will probably explore the alluvial flood plains of the Brahmaputra, in Maguri Beel.
Day 09: Tinisukia to Dibrugarh Airport
After breakfast drive to Dibrugarh Airport for next destination
Best Time: October to May
Duration: 14N /15D
Destination: Guwahati- Nameri- Kaziranga- Eaglenest- Dirang- Mandala-Sangti valley- Selapass
Day 01: Pickup from Guwahati to Nameri
Our representative will receive you and assist to proceed to Nameri.
Day 02: Nameri National Park
After breakfast at 6:00 AM, enjoy a morning birding session inside the National Park. In the afternoon, continue birding along the Jia Bharali River aboard a rubber boat.
Day 03: Nameri to Lama Camp (Eaglenest WLS)
After morning tea at 6:00 AM, you will proceed to Eaglenest Wildlife Sanctuary. En route, enjoy birding stops at Sessa and Tenga. Upon entering Eaglenest, continue birding near the Lower Lama Camp.
Day 04: Lama Camp to Bomphu Camp (Eaglesnest WLS)
Early wake-up and morning tea, followed by birding around Lower Lama Camp. Return to the camp for breakfast. After breakfast, drive towards Bomphu Camp, with birding en route at several key spots and trails—including the Trogon Trail, Eaglenest Pass, Tragopan Trail, and Sunderview Trail. Arrive at Bomphu Camp by evening.
Day 05 & 06: Bomphu Camp
After the morning tea all day Birding at Lower & Upper Bomphu camp.
Day 07: Bomphu camp to Lama Camp
Early morning, after tea, check out from Bomphu Camp and drive towards Lama Camp. Spend the entire day birding in the Upper Bomphu area.
Day 08: Lama camp to Dirang
Morning birding near the camp. Post breakfast checkout and drive to Allubari area for half day Birding.
After lunch again birding on the way to Dirang
Day 09: Dirang- Mandala - Sangti Valley
Early drive 28 km to Mandala at 9000 feet. Birding in the forest of Pine and Rhododendrons. After lunch at birding at Sangti valley.
Day 10: Sela pass
Early morning, depart at 3:30 AM with a packed breakfast and drive to Sela Pass. Enjoy birding around the frozen twin lakes and the high-altitude Himalayan trails.
Day 11: Sela pass
Early Morning with Packaged breakfast at 3.30 am drive to Selapss for the missing targets species.
Day 12: Dirang to Kaziranga
After breakfast drive to Kaziranga National Park.
Day 13: Kaziranga National Park
Morning drive to the Eastern Range (Agoratoli) of the park. Afternoon there will be another Jeep safari in the Central Range (Kohora) of the park.
Day 14: Kaziranga National Park
Morning birding at tea Garden and afternoon there will be another Jeep safari in the Western range of the park.
Day 15: Kaziranga to Guwahati
After breakfast drive to Guwahati Airport.
Best Time: October to April
Duration: 7N / 8D
Destination: Dibrugarh-Namdapha-Dehing Patkai
Day 01: Arrive at Dibrugarh
Our representative will receive you and assist to proceed to next destination.
Day 02: Dibrugarh to Namdapha
After breakfast proceed to Namdapha National Park (170 Kms / 06 Hrs) – located at the Changlang district of Arunachal Pradesh. Drive to Maio. Miao is the entry point to Namdapha National Park. After Miao drive to Deban.
Day 03: Deban-Haldibadi-Deban
Morning birding at Deban - on the banks of the river Nao – Dihing. Later crossed the river & trek up to Haldibari. Later trek back to Deban. Overnight stay in forest rest house.
Day 04: Deban-Hornbill-Deban
Morning trek to Hornbill for birding (07 Km Walk). Both Hornbill and Haldibari camp is situated at the center of tall evergreen forest. These regions are always good for sighting of both different species of birds and animals. Afternoon trek back to Deban. Overnight stay in forest rest house.
Day 5: Deban-Hornbill-Deban
Today we will be continuing with our Hornbill bird trek for the second consecutive days and will maximize our bird list. Hornbill is as the name suggests is a homing ground for hornbills. Here flocks of these birds can be frequently spotted flying from one grove to another. Later trek back to Deban. Overnight stay at rest house in Deban.
Day 6: Namdapha to Dibrugarh
Today after breakfast we will drive to Dibrugarh, we will have short halt at several birding locations on the way.
Day 7: Dibrugarh to Dehing Patkai
Full day birding in the Soraipong areas of Dehing-Patkai National Park. Where some key targets include White-winged Duck, Austen’s Brown Hornbill and Pale-capped Pigeon.
Day 8:Dehing-Patkai to Dibrugarh Airport
After breakfast drive to Dibrugarh Airport for next destinationNAMDAPHA
Namdapha National Park and Tiger Reserve at the eastern tip of India is the last true wilderness you will find anywhere in the old world. Thick, impenetrable tropical rain forest growth covering international border between India and Myanmar within Changlang District in the state of Arunachal Pradesh. The avifauna is a unique mix of Himalayan, Sino- Tibetan and Indo-Burmese forms. Namdapha is justly a birding paradise with more than 400 species represented with some only found in this area in India. From Ibisbills and White-bellied Herons to Blyth’s Tragopans, Blue-naped Pittas, Snowy-throated babblers, Mishmi Wren-babblers, Temminck’s Tragopan, Cachar Wedge-billed Babbler, Rusty-bellied and Gould’s Shortwing, Purple and Green Cochoa, chestnut-breasted partridge, Ward’s trogon, Red-headed Trogon, Beautiful Nuthatch, Fire-tailed myzornis, 4 parrotbill species, Great Hornbill, Pied Hornbill, Wreathed Hornbill, Rufous necked Hornbill, Austen’s Brown Hornbill etc.
Best Time: November to March