Assam Cultural & Wildlife Circuit 4N | 5D

Jorhat – Majuli – Kaziranga – Jorhat

4 NIGHTS | 5 DAYS
Min pax: 2
Dep Time: As per Itinerary
Tour Type: Domestic

The Jorhat – Majuli – Kaziranga circuit is an immersive journey into the cultural and natural richness of Assam, seamlessly blending tea heritage, river island traditions, and extraordinary wildlife experiences. Beginning in Jorhat, the heart of India’s tea country, the itinerary introduces travellers to lush plantations and the nuanced journey of tea from leaf to cup. The experience continues to Majuli, the world’s largest river island, where vibrant Satras, intricate mask-making traditions, and authentic interactions with indigenous communities offer a rare glimpse into Assam’s living cultural and spiritual heritage.

The journey culminates in the wilderness of Kaziranga National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site renowned for its one-horned rhinoceros and rich biodiversity. Curated jeep safaris through expansive grasslands and a serene Brahmaputra river experience create unforgettable encounters with wildlife, from elephants and wild buffalo to river dolphins and migratory birds. Thoughtfully paced and experience-led, this itinerary is designed for discerning travellers seeking an offbeat yet refined exploration of North-East India, where every moment is rooted in authenticity, discovery, and connection.

BEST TIME TO VISIT

The ideal time to experience this circuit is between October and April, when the weather remains pleasant, skies are clear, and wildlife sightings are at their best.

October to November: Lush post-monsoon landscapes, ideal for photography and cultural exploration
December to February: Cool and comfortable weather, perfect for safaris and outdoor experiences
March to April: Excellent wildlife visibility in Kaziranga National Park, as grasslands begin to thin

Note: Majuli ferry operations are weather-dependent, and Kaziranga National Park remains closed during peak monsoon months (May to September).

ITINERARY

DAY 1 Tea Gardens of Assam

Arrive at the Jorhat Airport.

Start your drive towards the Tea gardens of Jorhat. Enjoy your scenic drive into the plains of Assam.

Check into your rooms, choose to relax at the property or head out for a walk around the tea gardens, where season permitting you could learn about the leaf to cup tea journey.

Lunch *Travellers Choice

Attend a tea tasting session pre dinner, at the property.

Evening at leisure.

Drive Time – 1-1.5 hours

Overnight in Jorhat

DAY 2A Journey Through Craft and Tradition

Wake up early, and catch the first ferry out to Nemati Ghat, from where you will be visiting Majuli, the world’s largest river island. Spend the day exploring the island’s vibrant culture and artistic heritage.

Visit the artisans at work in Majuli’s craft villages, where traditional mask-making for the Satras is a revered practice. The intricate craftsmanship, passed down through generations, reflects the island’s deep connection to its spiritual and cultural roots.
Drive to Jengraimukh Borpomua, the largest Mising village, a vibrant hub of community life.
Lunch *Travellers Choice
Embark on a foraging walk with local guides, discovering the unique herbs used in Apong (rice beer). Share a traditional Mising lunch in a farmstay with locals, savoring the flavors and the warmth of their company. Dive into the process of Apong-making, learning the art of smoking, fermenting, and finally, tasting this local brew.
Dinner *Travellers Choice

Head back to Jorhat for the night post bidding your goodbyes!

Drive Time – 2 hours approx

Overnight in Jorhat

DAY 3Gibbon Sanctuary & Karbi Village Experience

Begin your morning with a guided walk in the Hoolock Gibbon Sanctuary, home to India’s only ape species and a haven of rich biodiversity. Experience the forest comes alive with bird calls, gibbons swinging through the canopy, and insights from local naturalists.

After the guided forest walk, head to Kaziranga for the night. Make your way to a Karbi Village Step into the vibrant heart of Karbi culture with our “Walking, Weaving, and Welcoming” experience in the villages of Mohpara and Chandra Singh Rongpi. This experience is an invitation to slow down, explore the traditions of the indigenous Karbi people, and witness the intricate artistry of their handwoven heritage.

Lunch *Travellers Choice

Dinner *Travellers Choice

If interested, you can head to Kohora Orchid Park for a cultural show in the evening.

Drive Time – 3 hours approx

Overnight in Kaziranga

DAY 4From Grasslands to Riverbanks: Safari & Boat Adventure

Good morning! Your grogginess should be shrugged away for today, since the animals in the wild await you. Begin your morning with a drive to Kaziranga National Park. Head for your morning safari at the Central Range. While you are almost certain to see the famous one-horned rhino and deer, you could get lucky and spot the Indian leopard, the clouded leopard, and even the Royal Bengal Tiger.

Lunch *Travellers Choice

After the safari, drive to Silghat, a river port on the Brahmaputra, and head out on a boat safari. The ride gives you a chance to spot river dolphins, migratory birds, and experience the river’s vastness up close. To make the experience even more special, a local flutist on board will fill the air with soothing melodies, making the river feel even more timeless.

Return to Kaziranga for the night. Evening at leisure.

Dinner*Travellers Choice

Drive Time – 2 hours approx

Overnight in Kaziranga

DAY 5Bidding goodbye

Begin your morning with a Jeep or an Elephant Safari in one of the ranges at the National Park, after which you can get back to the resort to prepare for check out.

Post breakfast, head to Jorhat Airport to catch your flight.

Drive Time – 2.5 hours approx

PHOTOS

Inclusions

Transportation from Airport and back in an Innova with a ChaloHoppo certiﬁed driver
All parking, tolls, fuel, and drivers expenses
Accommodation on all nights at the properties mentioned in one room
Breakfast on all days except Day 1
Lunch on Days 2 and 3
Dinner on Days 1, 2, 3 and 4
Local Wine Tasting experience on Day 2
Local Guides on Days 2 and 3
Tea Tasting and walk on Day 1
Naturalists for the experiences at Hollongapar Gibbon Sanctuary, Kaziranga and Silghat
Boating experience at Silghat with a Flutist to accompany you
Cultural Show tickets to Kohora Orchid Park
Jeep Safari (2)
Village tokens and fees
Bonﬁres as required
GST

Exclusions

Shopping, Alcohol and snacks
Personal expenses
Flight tickets
Any camera fees
Tips for Hotels and Drivers
Elephant Safari
Any personal expenditure (Toiletries, medicines, etc.)
All meals not mentioned above
Entry tickets to sightseeing points
Cost incidental to any change in the itinerary/ stay on account of ﬂight cancellation due to bad weather, ill health, roadblocks and/or any factors beyond control

HOW CAN YOU BECOME A RESPONSIBLE TRAVELLER?

Here are some pointers to help you start travelling sustainably

1. SELECTING A GREEN FORM OF TRANSPORTATION

When travelling, take the train or bus rather than an airplane. If you have no other option but to fly, make sure it is a direct flight to minimise its carbon imprint. 2.4% of carbon emissions are believed to come from aviation. Alternate your modes of transportation, and be careful to go slowly. When it comes to shorter distances, try cycling and walking as these activities will also provide you with a sort of workout.

2. CHOOSE TRADITIONAL HANDICRAFTS

As opposed to shopping in a mall or airport store, buying locally is better for the environment. You have a favourable financial effect on the community. Their homemade goods are not only a unique souvenir for your house, but they are also less priced.

3. SUPPORT LOCAL HOTELS AND CAFES

Locally-owned restaurants will give you the taste of a local cuisine which you might try for the first time. While locals shop at their local market, hotels typically get their ingredients from large corporations. By eating in one of their hotels, you’re minimising your carbon footprint.

4. PACK THE APPROPRIATE NUMBER OF OUTFITS

Try to pack with the clothing you currently own rather than going on a buying binge. Human clothing that is owned by people ends up in landfills in 73% of cases. Don’t allow items to go to waste. Give them to neighbours or sell them on a platform for thrift stores if you buy anything you won’t use again.

5. GO ON A GUIDED WILDLIFE EXPLORATION

This is majorly enjoyable bucket list material. Make sure your wildlife expert is qualified, prioritises the comfort of the animals, and is familiar with the specifics of the local habitat. During the safari, don’t push the driver to take you closer to the animals. Allow the animals to relax and take it easy while you enjoy yourself.

6. CHOOSING A GREEN ACCOMMODATION

Make sure to pick a hotel that uses green practices when you are on vacation. In order to choose a hotel and the various amenities it offers, you won’t need as many toiletries, water bottles, or meal packets if you reduce, reuse, and recycle them. Verify the policies and procedures of the hotel, but make sure you are according to a sustainable style.

7. A STRICT NO TO PLASTIC

Ideally, you shouldn’t leave any trash behind you. You shouldn’t carry single-use plastic either because it contributes significantly to trash and pollution. Utilising plastic-free products and using your own cloth bag are two examples of travelling sustainably.

8. INTERACT WITH LOCALS

Discover a whole region, interact with the people there; this will only make your journey more interesting, enjoyable, and, most importantly, sustainable.

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