Eastern India is regarded as the nation's most bird-rich region, with over 850 different kinds of birds living there. The region includes the Eastern Himalayas, which are symbolized by a section of incredibly untamed mountainous terrain that runs along India's northern border. It is approximately located between longitudes 87° and 97°30´ E. and latitudes 26°30´ and 28° N. It is the most humid region of the whole Himalayan chain due to its proximity to the sea and the influx of the moisture-laden southwest monsoon winds. Compared to the Western Himalayas, the timberline, alpine zone, and snow line are higher because to the lower latitude and comparatively milder temperature. Situated in the foothills, surrounded by heavily forested slopes that appear to be adjacent to large snow-capped mountain ranges, are moist, steamy tropical valleys. The Eastern Himalayas have a rich and varied flora and fauna that may be unmatched in the world due to the sudden juxtaposition of so many diverse biotopes or life zones, which range from nearly plains level to above 6000m, and from tropical heat to arctic cold.
Welcome upon arrival at Guwahati airport. After the meet and assist service at the airport, drive to Manas National Park. On arrival at Manas National Park, Check into the Hotel. Overnight, stay in Manas
Following breakfast, visit Manas National Park. Manas is India's most stunning natural wildlife habitat, similar to the greatest in the world in the splendor of its spectacular environment. It is also a Unesco Natural World Heritage site, a project tiger reserve, an elephant Reserve, and a Biosphere Reserve — a unique distinction. It is also the wealthiest species of all Indian Wildlife areas and the only known home for the severely endangered Assam Roofed Turtle: Hispid Hare and pygmy Hog. Safari at Manas, Then Drive to Tezpur. If you have time, you can visit Orange Park. On arriving at Tezpur, check in the hotel and overnight stay at Tezpur.
Following
breakfast, drive to Nameri National Park. It is located on the banks of the
river Jia Bhorali on the northern side of the Brahmaputra. Situated on the
foothills of the huge Himalayas, it is another tiger and bison country. In the
afternoon, go on a jungle safari And Boating in Nameri Park. After touring
Nameri National Park, drive to Tezpur. On arrival, Check in to your hotel.
Overnight Stay in Tezpur.
Early in
the morning, have breakfast, then drive to Majuli. Upon arrival, check in to
your hotel. Later, proceed to The Anuatisattras (monasteries) and UttraKamalabarisattras.
Interact with the monks and visit the monk’s quarter. After that, see the musk
manufacturing village and explore a community inhabited by the Mishing Tribe.
Overnight stay at Majuli.
Early in the morning, breakfast, then drive to Satajaan Bird viewing at Satajaan, then to Bordoibm bird watching at Bordoibm. After the visit, continue your drive to Dibrugarh. Upon arrival, check into your hotel for an overnight stay at Dibrughar.
Breakfast at the Hotel and then Drive to Digboi on arrival. Birding at Digboi oil Reserve (Permissions need to be arranged with security supplied by the local police station) Seek for crucial species such as chestnut-backed laughing thrush and other forest birds such as White-cheeked partridge, Jordon’s Baza (rare), Grey-bellied Tesia, etc. Also, try looking for White-winged Ducks in the marshes within the reserve. Other birds include Pale-headed Woodpecker, sultan Tit, White-browed Piculet, and Oriental Hobby, etc. back to Hotel overnight stay at the Hotel.
Following
breakfast, the next drive is to explore DibruSaikhowa National Park, the most
distinct and vibrant wilderness on earth, noted for its pure picturesque
beauty. Saikhowa National Park and a biosphere reserve are situated on the
south bank of the Brahmaputra in the far east of Assam state of India. Famed
for feral horses, 36 species of mammals and more than 400 species of birds have
been recorded from the Dibru National Park.
Breakfast
at the Hotel. Then, proceed to Panidehing Half Day Bird Watching and travel to
Sivsagar. En route, see Sivasagar — the historic capital of the Ahom Kings.
Here, we shall see Shiva Dol – possibly the tallest Shiva Temple in India,
followed by a visit to Rang Ghat –Asia's largest and oldest amphitheater. It is
also another significant landmark in the history of Sivasagar. Then drive to
Jorhat. On arriving at Jorhat, check in the Hotel for an Overnight Stay at
Jorhat.
Breakfast
at the Hotel. After breakfast, proceed to Gibbon National Park, named for its
hoolock gibbon population; it is an isolated natural forest surrounded by tea
plantations. With an area of roughly 20 km, it sits on the south bank of the
Brahmaputra River in the Jorhat District. There are approximately 40 kinds of
mammals that dwell in the sanctuary. Gibbon National Park protects Capped
langur, stump-tailed macaque, pigtail macaque, Assamese macaque, rhesus Macaque
and slow loris. After bird watching, travel to Kaziranga National Park. On
arrival, check-in at the hotel and stay overnight there.
Breakfast at the hotel. After breakfast, go on a Jeep safari to the eastern range of the national park. This portion of the park is best for birding. Crested Serpent Eagle is prevalent, While Palla’s eagle and Headed Fishing eagle are regularly sighted. Others include Greater Adjutant Storks, Bar Headed Geese, Whistling Teal, Pelicans, etc. With great luck, one might see the endangered Bengal Floricans. Return to the hotel for lunch. Afternoon jeep safari in the central or western range. Overnight stay at hotel Kaziranga.
Early morning elephant safari (5:30 am to 6:30 am) to the national park for animal watching. Return to hotel for breakfast. After breakfast, jeep safari, then lunch at the hotel. After lunch, drive to Guwahati. On arrival in Guwahati, check-in and overnight stay at the hotel.
Eat
breakfast at the hotel, then check out and drive to Guwahati airport to catch a
flight to your destination.
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