SPECIALISED TOURS
Craft and Cultural, Agriculture & Community Tour of Assam and Nagaland
October - November 2026
This tour focuses on the Angami Naga of Nagaland and the Karbi, Mishing and Assamese people of Assam. It is designed to give ample opportunity to interact with artisans, farmers and locals to offer an authentic experience. The tour explores culture from a holistic perspective looking at the interconnected nature of craft, culture and agriculture.
- Interactive sessions with farmers, weavers, craftsman and practitioners of traditions.
- Workshops on textile, natural dye and culinary practices.
- Jeep safaris in Kaziranga National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site.
- Visit Majuli island in the Brahmaputra river, the cultural and spiritual heart of Assam.
- Visit Khonoma village in Nagaland, learn about the history, culture and vision for the future from this community driven venture.
- Biodiversity walks in forests and agricultural fields. Gentle walks in tea estates and along river banks.
- Traditional dance performances
Comfortable hotels, guest houses and homestays have been chosen for cleanliness, comfort and ambience.
The group size of maximum 6 people is designed for comfort of travel and to offer a personalised experience throughout.
Please contact us for itinerary and tour details.
Cultural tour of Assam and Nagaland and the Hornbill Festival
Novemner-December 2026
The focus of this tour is on the cultures of people living in harmony with their natural surroundings. It explores the traditional knowledge systems of people who are vital yet humble custodians of the biodiversity in Assam and Nagalad. We will visit Naga, Karbi, Mishing and Assamese communities.
- Learn about the indigenous Naga communities in their natural habitats and lifestyle through agriculture, craft and Textile.
- Boat trips on the Dhansiri river to observe the topography of the flood plains and the human engagement with the rivers’ ecosystems.
- Jeep safaris in Kaziranga National Park, interact with communities living on the fringes of the park.
- Learn about the indigenous raw materials used in local craft.
- Eat clean, fresh and local food. Interact with farmers and village cooks to understand the agricultural and culinary habits.
- Local cultural performances.
Comfortable hotels, guest houses and homestays have been chosen for cleanliness, comfort and ambience.
The group size of maximum 6 people is designed for comfort of travel and to offer a personalised experience throughout.
Please contact us for itinerary and tour details.