Two different worlds in one trip. One, the  largest riverine  island  in the world, the  other a valley famous for it’s picture postcard paddy fields and pine  groves, dense forests and  pine groves. Majuli of Assam, surrounded by the mighty … Continue reading “Majuli and Ziro Valley”

If I tell you  there is this tiny, picturesque  village  in the easternmost part of country, which  receives the first rays of the  sun  and  that it is surrounded by snow  capped mountains and pine forests  and is a haven … Continue reading “Eastern Arunachal Pradesh with Namsai, Pasighat, Roing, Lohit and Dong Valley”

We are organising a trip to the largest riverine island in the world, Majuli in Assam, this November. November 15th to 18th to be precise. Why Majuli? Why in November?You might ask. Because those are the Raas Mahotsav days, a … Continue reading “Raas Utsav in Majuli”

When we curated this tour we thought of all the  elements that can blow  your mind. We kept in our itinerary, the ethereally beautiful   Golden Pagoda or the Khongmu Kham of Namsai, built in the Thai/Burmese style, sitting majestically  amidst … Continue reading “Eastern Arunachal Pradesh with Namdapha Tiger Reserve”

There  is another Meghalaya deep inside the recesses of the Meghalaya that we know. The wilder and  more  gorgeous  and sometimes a  tad spine-chilling Meghalaya, who can be found  only when  you are walking into  her wilderness. We have  curated … Continue reading “Walking with the clouds”

Hidden in the depths of the Kamlang Wildlife Sanctuary, in Arunachal Pradesh, there is this absolutely stunning lake called the Glaw Lake. Very  few people know  about this lake and even fewer venture on it’s trail. As you hike along … Continue reading “Glaw Lake and Dong Valley trek”

A  three day trek  route that passes through dense forests, a fort that was built by the  East India  company in 1873,  and some really cute drukpa villages. While walking you  can listen to  the  stories of the freedom fighters  … Continue reading “Buxa-Tashigaon-Lepchakha trek”

A  trek  that is easy to start with , meandering through picturesque Drukpa hamlets, slowly graduating into a tougher  one as you walk through absolutely dense forests where you can hear barking deers, birds and other wildlife. A  trek that … Continue reading “Buxa fort to Jayanti trek”

So why  July you may ask? Because it is  during the  monsoons  the spectacular waterfalls of Meghalaya are in full bloom. Because it is  in these months  of monsoons, the nature wraps  itself in all the  possible  hues   of green … Continue reading “Astounding Meghalaya”