DAY 01.   ARRIVE DELHI 
Morning arrive Delhi and transfer to hotel. Afternoon combined guided tour of Old and New Delhi includes Jammia Masjid Mosque, Cycle rickshaw ride through Chandni chowk, Red Fort, drive through India Gate and Parliament house. And finally explore Qutab Minar and Humayuns Tomb.

DAY 02.   DELHI – GUWAHATI 
Transfer to airport in time to catch Guwahati flight. Arrive and transfer to hotel for overnight stay. Guwahati is the gateway to north east situated on the banks of river Brahmaputra. In the afternoon orientation tour of the city.

DAY 03.   GUWAHATI -KAZIRANGA   Drive 221 Km  (season Jan – May) 
After break fast depart and drive to Kaziranga Wildlife Sanctuary. The road from Guwahati runs through forest cover hills, villages and low – lying fields with stands of coconut palm before the road begins to rise quite sharply as it approaches the Kaziranga National Park. In 1926, Kaziranga became a game sanctuary and in 1974 it was declared a national park. It is justly famous, but not only for Rhino, but also for wild buffalo, magnificent Swamp Deer and Hog Deer, tiger, wild Boar, Hoolock Gibbol, Capped Langur and Rattle (Hog Badger) are among the other animal seen. Arrive Kaziranga and check in at hotel for three nights.

DAY 04 & 05.   IN KAZIRANGA
Two full days for various game drives by jeeps and elephant rides for exciting safaris through the tall swamp grasslands of Kaziranga. A slow plod through the primeval grasses reveals flocks of grey parrots and mina birds wheeling above, pelicans perched in trees, watchful eagles and numerous cattle egrets.  But it is the famous white one - horned rhino that abound here. These are the very same species that Marco Polo strangely mistook for the mythical unicom. In fact, they can be very unsociable creatures with foul tempers, and they are very near sighted. 

DAY 06.   KAZIRANGA – DIBRUGARH  Drive 220 Km 
Morning depart and drive to Dibrugarh via various villages and towns including Jorhat, the gateway to Upper Assam with number of small Lodges and restaurants and Sibasagar, an ancient capital of Ahom dynasty which ruled Assam for over 600 years. Its and important center for Tea and Oil industry, its main attraction is a huge Tank (artificial lake) created in 1734 and next to the tank stand three temples, including Shiv Mandir believed to be tallest Shiv temple (33 Mt.) in India. About 6 km. west of the town ae ruins of 7 storey 18^th century Talatal Ghar Palace and 2 storey Ranghar.  Ruins of 18^th century Gargaon palace, another 18^th century Ahom Palace is situated about 13 km east of Sibasagar. Arrive Dibrugarh and Check-in at Guesthou town in Upper Assam. This is the place where the mighty river Brahmaputra is at its majestic best. 

DAY 7.   DIBRUGARH – MIAO  Drive 155 Km  
After breakfast depart and drive to Miao, sub divisional head quarter, situated on the plains of Changlag district. Arrive Miao and Check in at Tourist circuit house. The main attractions are Mini Zoo, Tibetan Refuge settlement and there colorful carpet weaving.    

DAY 08.   MIAO - DEBAN  Drive 35 Km 
After breakfast depart and drive to Deban the entry point for Namdapha wildlife sanctuary. Arrive and check in at tourist circuit house / camp for three nights. Rest of the day at leisure for personal exploration. 

DAY 09 & 10.   IN DEBAN (Namdapha) Two full days for jungle nature walk.
Namdapha National park was established in 1972. This park and tiger reserve has perhaps the widest diversity of habitats of any South Asia's protected areas. It is the only area with three major predators: the tiger, leopard and clouded leopard. The snow leopard is a possible fourth. The park' 698 sq miles rise from 4500 m above mean sea level and the forest ranges from wet ever-green forest at the lower levels through mixed deciduous forest temperature alpine forest at the upper reaches. Three major rivers drain the area and run into the Noa-Dehing river and then the Brahmaputra. The diverse habitats and local climates hold a fascinating mix of Indo-Burmese, Indo-Chinese and Himalayan wildlife. The mammals include gaur, goral, takin, musk deer, hoolock gibbon, slow loris, binturong and red panda, apart from the major predators. Hornbills and pheasants are among the great range of birds. 

DAY 11.   DEBAN –TINSUKHIA Drive 125 Km                                                
Morning at leisure for personal exploration. After lunch depart and drive to Tinsukia. Arrive and check in at Guest house for overnight. 

Tinsukia is an industrial district, yet it produces a sizeable amount of Tea,Oranges,Ginger, Citrus fruits and Paddy. Majority of its population are cultivators and agricultural workers.The Oldest oil refinery in India is situated at Digboi in this District. Margherita and Ledo is famous for open cast coal mining.

DAY 12.   TINSUKHIA – DIBRUGARH   Drive 60
                 DIBRUGARH –  DELHI           FLY 
Depart and drive to Dibrugarh airport in time to catch Delhi bound flight. Arrive Delhi and transfer to hotel for overnight stay. Rest of the day at leisure. 

DAY 13. DEPARTURE
Transfer to airport for homeward journey

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