Package Detail

Tawang Tour

TAWANG-ASSAM ITINERARY

GHY-Kaziranga-Dirang-Tawang-GHY 7 Nights / 8 Days Inclusive: • Accommodation in a double-bedded room / double occupancy tent with Breakfast. • All service charges and GST. • Driver Allowance, Guide fee, fuel and parking. • All transfers and sightseeing.

Enquire Now

Brief Itinerary

Day Day 1:Guwahati - Kaziranga | 4 hours | Highlight: Kaziranga National Park We will receive you from the Guwahati airport/railway station and drive to Kaziranga. Kaziranga National Park is the one-horned Rhinoceros and hold a record population of more than 80% of the one-horned rhino in the world. Kaziranga also has the highest density of tiger population in any protected area in the world. Kaziranga opens its heart to every traveller who seeks an eternal rendezvous with nature. Overnight stay at Kaziranga.
Day Day 2:Kaziranga - Dirang | 6 hours | Highlight: Morning jungle safari at Kaziranga National Park After breakfast and the morning jungle safari we will drive you to Dirang. Dirang is a hill station atop the West Kameng district which is rich with roaring rivers and rivulets, deep gorges apart from beautiful flora and fauna. Situated 142 kms away from Tawang, it is more than just a stopover on the Tawang highway and offers tourists a breezy weather surrounded by small snow capped hills, cultivated fields, Pine trees and Kiwi gardens. From Dirang we will drive to Tawang. After sightseeing and activities we will stay at Tawang for the night.
Day Day 3:Dirang - Tawang | 4 hour 30 minute | Highlights: Sela Pass and Sela Lake, Jashwant Garh, Jung waterfalls From Dirang we will drive to Tawang. Historically a part of Tibet, it is inhabited by the Monpa tribals. The epicentre of Tawang, the Tawang Monastery was founded in 1681 by Lodre Gyatso under the guidance of the 5th Dalai Lama. Interestingly, the 6th Dalai Lama, Tsangyang Gyatso, was born in Tawang. The Tawang Monastery belongs to the Gelugpa sect and is the largest Buddhist monastery in India and is the largest Buddhist monastery in the world outside Lhasa. The region is heavily fortified due to its political importance to both India and China. On your trip to Tawang you will see military camps and bunkers all your way. The closer you get to the town the more military presence you feel. The region is not just historically and culturally rich, the natural landscape is a treat to the eyes for any spectator. The landscape surrounding the town together with Buddhist chants in the air is very fascinating and can give you a spiritual orgasm. Overnight stay at Tawang.
Day Day 4:Tawang | Travel time: To be decided | Highlights: Tawang Monastery, Emporium of Dalai Lama, Ani Gompa, Buddha Statue, War Memorial More sightseeing in Tawang. We will stay at Tawang for the night.
Day Day 5:Tawang-Bumla-Tawang | 2 hour 30 minute (to and fro) | Highlights: PTSo Lake, Madhuri Lake, Bumla Pass More sightseeing in Tawang. We will stay at Tawang for the night.
Day Day 6:Tawang-Dirang/Sangti Valley | 4 hour 30 minute | Highlights: Sangti Valley, Mandala Top From Tawang we will drive to Dirang/Sangti Valley and stay there for the night. Sangti Valley, which is located at a distance of 15 kilometres from Dirang, Sangti valley is yet to be a hotspot for travellers, but it definitely has the potential to be one. Travellers can make it a nice occasion to escape from their busy schedule and urban jungles. This tiny valley has all beauty and natural bounty to catch the eyes of a traveller. The congenial climate in the region helps the locals to cultivate Kiwis apart from juicy Apples, Pineapples and Oranges. We can visit one of the farms to learn about Sangti Valley. Overnight stay at Sangti Valley.
Day Day 7:Dirang/Sangti Valley | Travel time: To be decided | Highlight: Sangti Valley More sightseeing in Dirang/Sangti Valley. We will stay at Dirang/Sangti Valley for the night.
Day Day 8:Dirang/Sangti Valley-Guwahati | 9 hours Return to Guwahati airport/railway station.

Other Packages

WhatsApp