Northeast India Tour Packages — Seven Sisters — Living Root Bridges, Cloud Valleys & One-Horned Rhinos

Northeast India is a mystical expanse of untouched natural wonders, indigenous tribal cultures, and dramatic landscapes. Float on transparent river waters at Dawki, explore sacred groves, witness roaring monsoon waterfalls, and discover ancient Buddhist monasteries perched on Himalayan cliffs.

Why visit Northeast India

  • Trek to the ancient Double Decker Living Root Bridge in Nongriat, Meghalaya
  • Boating on the glass-transparent waters of the Umngot River in Dawki
  • Jeep and Elephant safari in Kaziranga National Park to spot Great Indian One-Horned Rhinoceros
  • Standing amidst the clouds at Nohkalikai Falls and Seven Sisters Falls, Cherrapunji
  • Visit Mawlynnong, recognized as Asia’s cleanest village

Best time to visit Northeast India

Best season: October to May (Clear skies, trekking & wildlife) | June to September (Monsoon waterfalls in full majesty).

Typical temperatures: 10°C - 26°C.

Suggested trip length: 6 to 9 Days. Packages start from ₹18,499 per person.

Top places to visit in Northeast India

  • Cherrapunji & Nohkalikai Falls — One of the wettest places on earth with soaring waterfalls and deep limestone caves.
  • Dawki Umngot River & Shnongpdeng — Famed for boats appearing to float in mid-air over pebble beds and crystal emerald water.

How to reach Northeast India

  • By air: Lokpriya Gopinath Bordoloi International Airport, Guwahati (GAU) serves as the primary gateway.
  • By rail: Guwahati Railway Station (GHY) with high-speed Vande Bharat and Rajdhani express trains.
  • By road: Scenic highways linking Guwahati to Shillong (approx. 3 hrs via Guwahati-Shillong Highway).

Where to stay in Northeast India

  • Eco Lodges & Boutique Cloud Resorts (₹3,500 – ₹9,000 / night) — Sustainable bamboo architecture overlooking Cherrapunji gorges and Khasi hills.

Northeast India travel tips

  • Wear sturdy non-slip trekking shoes for the root bridge walks in Meghalaya.
  • Indian tourists visiting Arunachal Pradesh or certain Sikkim border areas require an Inner Line Permit (ILP), arranged by SafarTrails.

Frequently asked questions

Is the Double Decker Root Bridge trek suitable for beginners?

The trek involves descending and ascending approx. 3,500 stone steps. Travelers with moderate fitness can complete it with trekking poles and adequate hydration stops.

Talk to a Safar Trails destination specialist for a free custom itinerary.