Tawang Tour
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TAWANG TOUR
Tour Duration : 7 Nights / 8 Days
Travel Season : All year round
Best Season : Mar - June, Oct - Dec
Rainy Season : June – August
Tour Duration : 7 Nights / 8 Days
Travel Season : All year round
Best Season : Mar - June, Oct - Dec
Rainy Season : June – August
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Duration
7N / 8D
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Location
North East
Meet upon arrival at Guwahati Airport / Railway Station. Kamakhya Temple: Kamakhya Temple, one of the greatest 'Shaktipeeth', the shakti shrine of Goddess Kamakhya is situated on the Nilachal Hills. It is the oldest center of Tantric Shaktism. A famous legend regarding the birth of the Kamakhya temple narrates that Lord Shiva, rage with anger at his wife Sati's death, wandered the entire earth carrying Sati's corpse. An organ of Sati fell here and eventually the place became a temple of worship in due course of time. The temple features various stone inscriptions, terracotta works, sculptures and idols of Ganesha and Chamundeswari which are worth mentioning.
The famous 'Ambubachi Fair' is celebrated with great enthusiasm every year in mid-June in this temple and devotees from different parts of India throng into it for the special occasion.
Later, take transfer to Bhalukpong.
Bhalukpong: Situated on the Assam-Arunachal border, Bhalukpong is widely acclaimed to be a popular tourist spot with the Kameng River flowing through it. It is a famous location for picnic lovers and adventurous tourists.
Arrive at Bhalukpong and check-in hotel.
Evening: Free at leisure. Overnight: Stay in hotel.
The famous 'Ambubachi Fair' is celebrated with great enthusiasm every year in mid-June in this temple and devotees from different parts of India throng into it for the special occasion.
Later, take transfer to Bhalukpong.
Bhalukpong: Situated on the Assam-Arunachal border, Bhalukpong is widely acclaimed to be a popular tourist spot with the Kameng River flowing through it. It is a famous location for picnic lovers and adventurous tourists.
Arrive at Bhalukpong and check-in hotel.
Evening: Free at leisure. Overnight: Stay in hotel.
In the morning after breakfast, take transfer to Dirang. En-route visit -
Tipi Orchid Sanctuary: Also known as Tipi Orchidarium, this sanctuary is a home to a large collection of about 234 varieties of
colorful orchids. Some rare and endangered species of orchids are displayed in the glass house. Some of these orchids have a quality of blooming for a longer duration. This sanctuary serves as an orchid research and development centre set up by the Department of Environment and Forest under Govt. of Arunachal Pradesh for
the conservation and development of new variety of species.
Naag Temple: Naag Temple is one among many Naag (Snake) temples in the region that worships snakes. One can get a
majestic view of the Kameng River along with the lofty hills and picturesque valley from the temple atop.
Later, depart to Dirang. Dirang: A sub-divisional head quarter of West Kameng district, Dirang is situated at an altitude of 4910 feet above sea level. It is the habitat of the Tribal Mahayana Monpas. The mild and soothing weather of Dirang with a pleasant wind blowing across the valley endows Dirang as a perfect hill station.
Moreover, it also serves as a site for adventure sports like trekking, nature walk, bird watching, sightseeing etc.
Arrive at Dirang. Visit -
Dirang Village (Basti): Dirang village, locally known as Dirang Basti is a beautiful village inhabited by Monpa tribal people. The Monpas are the tribal inhabitants residing in Tawang and West Kameng districts of Arunachal Pradesh. The Monpas are the supporters of the lamaistic tradition of Mahayana Buddhism. The presence of beautifully decorated Buddhist Gompas in the village reflects their religious enthusiasm.
Dirang Dzong: Dirang Dzong Fort is a representation of the culture of the Monpas. This fort, built in 1831 A.D. served as a centre of all the administrative activities of the Monpas during those times. The fort is set atop on a hill top consisting of a four storied stone building. A
wooden gate designed in local architectural pattern adds to the splendid uniqueness of the fort.
Kalachakra Monastery: Kalachakra Monastery is a 500 years old Buddhist Gompa. It belongs to the Gelugpa school of Tibetan
Buddhism.
In the late afternoon, check-in hotel. Overnight: Stay in hotel
Tipi Orchid Sanctuary: Also known as Tipi Orchidarium, this sanctuary is a home to a large collection of about 234 varieties of
colorful orchids. Some rare and endangered species of orchids are displayed in the glass house. Some of these orchids have a quality of blooming for a longer duration. This sanctuary serves as an orchid research and development centre set up by the Department of Environment and Forest under Govt. of Arunachal Pradesh for
the conservation and development of new variety of species.
Naag Temple: Naag Temple is one among many Naag (Snake) temples in the region that worships snakes. One can get a
majestic view of the Kameng River along with the lofty hills and picturesque valley from the temple atop.
Later, depart to Dirang. Dirang: A sub-divisional head quarter of West Kameng district, Dirang is situated at an altitude of 4910 feet above sea level. It is the habitat of the Tribal Mahayana Monpas. The mild and soothing weather of Dirang with a pleasant wind blowing across the valley endows Dirang as a perfect hill station.
Moreover, it also serves as a site for adventure sports like trekking, nature walk, bird watching, sightseeing etc.
Arrive at Dirang. Visit -
Dirang Village (Basti): Dirang village, locally known as Dirang Basti is a beautiful village inhabited by Monpa tribal people. The Monpas are the tribal inhabitants residing in Tawang and West Kameng districts of Arunachal Pradesh. The Monpas are the supporters of the lamaistic tradition of Mahayana Buddhism. The presence of beautifully decorated Buddhist Gompas in the village reflects their religious enthusiasm.
Dirang Dzong: Dirang Dzong Fort is a representation of the culture of the Monpas. This fort, built in 1831 A.D. served as a centre of all the administrative activities of the Monpas during those times. The fort is set atop on a hill top consisting of a four storied stone building. A
wooden gate designed in local architectural pattern adds to the splendid uniqueness of the fort.
Kalachakra Monastery: Kalachakra Monastery is a 500 years old Buddhist Gompa. It belongs to the Gelugpa school of Tibetan
Buddhism.
In the late afternoon, check-in hotel. Overnight: Stay in hotel
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In the morning after breakfast, visit at Dirang -
Hot Water Spring: Hot water spring is a famous picnic spot which beckons tourists as well as the local people. These hot springs are designated to possess some special healing properties, which makes it a main centre of attraction even to the locals. They mainly visit these springs for holy baths, as it is locally believed that a dip in these springs cleanses all sins and skin diseases.
Later, depart to Tawang. En-route visit -
Jaswant Garh: The resting abode of the valorous son of the soil, Jaswant Garh is the memorial place built in honor of Mahaveer Chakra awardee (posthumously), Jaswant Singh Rawat. It speaks of the indisputable spirit of this patriot who fought continuously for 72 hours (along with 2 other soldiers) killing 300 Chinese soldiers during 1962 Indo-China War.
Sela Pass: The entrance to the Tawang Valley, this narrow pass stands at an altitude of 13,714 feet featuring a landscape of
frozen lakes, enchanting tiny flowers of different shades, uneven roads and remains of landslides.
Nuranang Waterfall: Have a brief look at the spectacular natural beauty of Nuranang waterfall, locally known as Phong Phongma waterfall.
Arrive at Tawang and check-in hotel.
Tawang: Tawang, the majestic homeland of the Monpas, shares international borders with Tibet and Bhutan standing at an altitude of about 10,000 feet above sea-level. It showcases a scenic view of snow-capped mountain ranges, silent and typical tribal villages, uneven hills, enchanting streams and waterfalls and quiet lakes. Tawang is the abode of the Mahayana Buddhist sect replete with magnificent Buddhist monasteries. Moreover, it is also an adventure's delight as it offers ample scope for exciting trekking and mountaineering experiences.
Evening: Free at leisure. Overnight: Stay in hotel.
Hot Water Spring: Hot water spring is a famous picnic spot which beckons tourists as well as the local people. These hot springs are designated to possess some special healing properties, which makes it a main centre of attraction even to the locals. They mainly visit these springs for holy baths, as it is locally believed that a dip in these springs cleanses all sins and skin diseases.
Later, depart to Tawang. En-route visit -
Jaswant Garh: The resting abode of the valorous son of the soil, Jaswant Garh is the memorial place built in honor of Mahaveer Chakra awardee (posthumously), Jaswant Singh Rawat. It speaks of the indisputable spirit of this patriot who fought continuously for 72 hours (along with 2 other soldiers) killing 300 Chinese soldiers during 1962 Indo-China War.
Sela Pass: The entrance to the Tawang Valley, this narrow pass stands at an altitude of 13,714 feet featuring a landscape of
frozen lakes, enchanting tiny flowers of different shades, uneven roads and remains of landslides.
Nuranang Waterfall: Have a brief look at the spectacular natural beauty of Nuranang waterfall, locally known as Phong Phongma waterfall.
Arrive at Tawang and check-in hotel.
Tawang: Tawang, the majestic homeland of the Monpas, shares international borders with Tibet and Bhutan standing at an altitude of about 10,000 feet above sea-level. It showcases a scenic view of snow-capped mountain ranges, silent and typical tribal villages, uneven hills, enchanting streams and waterfalls and quiet lakes. Tawang is the abode of the Mahayana Buddhist sect replete with magnificent Buddhist monasteries. Moreover, it is also an adventure's delight as it offers ample scope for exciting trekking and mountaineering experiences.
Evening: Free at leisure. Overnight: Stay in hotel.
In the morning after breakfast, take a full day excursion of Tawang visiting -
Tawang Monastery: Tawang is home place of the second largest monastery in the world. The Tawang Monastery is set amidst snow-capped mountains and beautiful valleys. It houses about 450 monks, their residential buildings, library, meeting hall, community kitchen and a three storied prayer hall called Dukhang. Established during 1680-1681 by Merak Lama Lodre Gyatso after fulfilling the wishes of the 5th Dalai Lama, Ngawang Lobsang Gyatso, Tawang monastery is renowned to be the prominent centre of the Gelugpa sect, the socio-religious hub of Tawang for the last 400 years and also a base for Buddhist cultural studies. This magnificent monastery is a visitor's attraction for its beautifully carved 8 meter high, gold plated
Bronze idol of Lord Buddha.
It treasures a large number of images, Thangkas, mural paintings, and sacred Buddhist ancient scriptures lettered in Gold. Tawang Ropeway: Constructed at a height of 9000 feet above mean sea level, the cable car of Tawang ropeway carries tourists starting from Tawang monastery for a total length of 1.184 km within a specific travel time of 20 minutes. The ropeway remains operated for 5 days
in a week excluding Tuesday and Saturday.
Tawang ropeway connects Anis Gompa (The Nunneries): The Nunneries are women monasteries, where the nuns adopt
priesthood willingly without any compulsion. The oldest of Anis Gompa is Brahma-dung-chung Anis Gompa, commissioned by Lama Karchan Yeshi Gelek in 1595 A.D. Gyangong Ani Gompa, Singur Ani Gompa, Gorsen Chorten are some of the prominent woman monasteries.
Urgelling Monastery: The birthplace of His Holiness, the 6th Dalai Lama Urgelling Monastery was established by the Lama Urgen Sangpo. This monastery houses many ancient Buddhist relics along with the footprints and fingerprints of the Dalai Lama, kept for visitors to seek blessings.
Giant Buddha Statue: Make a visit to the giant Buddha statue located near the Circuit House facing towards the Tawang city.
The majestic statue is visible from all parts of the town. It is a serene place to relax and pray.
Craft Centre: Tawang is rich in unique crafts and handloom products. Variety of craftsmanship is displayed in carpet weaving (woolen carpets), wood carving, handmade papermaking, Thangka painting showcasing a Buddhist influence and sandalwood making. Local Market: Make a visit to the local market at Tawang for shopping.
In the evening, visit - Tawang War Memorial: A 40 feet multi-colored war memorial built in honor of the martyrs who sacrificed their lives during 1962 Indo-China War. Locally called 'Namgyal Chorten', the memorial is constructed in a stupa design. It bears the names of 2420 warriors written in Gold on 32 black granite plaques.
Overnight: Stay in hotel.
Tawang Monastery: Tawang is home place of the second largest monastery in the world. The Tawang Monastery is set amidst snow-capped mountains and beautiful valleys. It houses about 450 monks, their residential buildings, library, meeting hall, community kitchen and a three storied prayer hall called Dukhang. Established during 1680-1681 by Merak Lama Lodre Gyatso after fulfilling the wishes of the 5th Dalai Lama, Ngawang Lobsang Gyatso, Tawang monastery is renowned to be the prominent centre of the Gelugpa sect, the socio-religious hub of Tawang for the last 400 years and also a base for Buddhist cultural studies. This magnificent monastery is a visitor's attraction for its beautifully carved 8 meter high, gold plated
Bronze idol of Lord Buddha.
It treasures a large number of images, Thangkas, mural paintings, and sacred Buddhist ancient scriptures lettered in Gold. Tawang Ropeway: Constructed at a height of 9000 feet above mean sea level, the cable car of Tawang ropeway carries tourists starting from Tawang monastery for a total length of 1.184 km within a specific travel time of 20 minutes. The ropeway remains operated for 5 days
in a week excluding Tuesday and Saturday.
Tawang ropeway connects Anis Gompa (The Nunneries): The Nunneries are women monasteries, where the nuns adopt
priesthood willingly without any compulsion. The oldest of Anis Gompa is Brahma-dung-chung Anis Gompa, commissioned by Lama Karchan Yeshi Gelek in 1595 A.D. Gyangong Ani Gompa, Singur Ani Gompa, Gorsen Chorten are some of the prominent woman monasteries.
Urgelling Monastery: The birthplace of His Holiness, the 6th Dalai Lama Urgelling Monastery was established by the Lama Urgen Sangpo. This monastery houses many ancient Buddhist relics along with the footprints and fingerprints of the Dalai Lama, kept for visitors to seek blessings.
Giant Buddha Statue: Make a visit to the giant Buddha statue located near the Circuit House facing towards the Tawang city.
The majestic statue is visible from all parts of the town. It is a serene place to relax and pray.
Craft Centre: Tawang is rich in unique crafts and handloom products. Variety of craftsmanship is displayed in carpet weaving (woolen carpets), wood carving, handmade papermaking, Thangka painting showcasing a Buddhist influence and sandalwood making. Local Market: Make a visit to the local market at Tawang for shopping.
In the evening, visit - Tawang War Memorial: A 40 feet multi-colored war memorial built in honor of the martyrs who sacrificed their lives during 1962 Indo-China War. Locally called 'Namgyal Chorten', the memorial is constructed in a stupa design. It bears the names of 2420 warriors written in Gold on 32 black granite plaques.
Overnight: Stay in hotel.
In the morning after breakfast, take transfer to Bumla Pass. Bumla Pass: Situated at an altitude of 16,500 feet. Bumla Pass displays the monuments of the brave soldiers who sacrificed their lives for the sake of the nation during 1962 Indo-China War. At present, the pass is a military border post for both Indian and Chinese army.
While returning to Tawang, visit -
Sangetsar Lake: Tawang is acclaimed as a nature's delight for its shinning silver lakes, the most popular one being the Sangetsar Lake, surrounded by trees. Also known as Madhuri Lake, the lake was formed during the disastrous earthquake that occurred in 1950 A.D and featured in Shahrukh Khan and Madhuri Dixit starrer Bollywood Hindi thriller movie 'Koyla'. P T Tso Lake: The magnificent Pangkang Teng Tso Lake looks like a painter's masterpiece. The shimmering silver lake appears like a blue lapis 'Lzuli' on a bright, clear day encompassed by flowers of different hue during October. The winter months cover the lake with snow changing its colour to stark white.
Evening: Free at leisure. Overnight: Stay in hotel.
While returning to Tawang, visit -
Sangetsar Lake: Tawang is acclaimed as a nature's delight for its shinning silver lakes, the most popular one being the Sangetsar Lake, surrounded by trees. Also known as Madhuri Lake, the lake was formed during the disastrous earthquake that occurred in 1950 A.D and featured in Shahrukh Khan and Madhuri Dixit starrer Bollywood Hindi thriller movie 'Koyla'. P T Tso Lake: The magnificent Pangkang Teng Tso Lake looks like a painter's masterpiece. The shimmering silver lake appears like a blue lapis 'Lzuli' on a bright, clear day encompassed by flowers of different hue during October. The winter months cover the lake with snow changing its colour to stark white.
Evening: Free at leisure. Overnight: Stay in hotel.
In the morning after breakfast, take transfer to Bomdila. En-route visit -
Lhou Village: Lhou village is an ancient Monpa village. The origin of the village dates back to 16th century or earlier. Buddhist legend speaks of the Monpa tribe as migrants of the plains to Tawang while the Monpa tradition narrates them to be the migrants from Sikkim and Phari. The base of their economy is agriculture, mainly terrace cultivation. Breeding of Yak and mountain sheep is also practiced by some people.
Rock Paintings: The rock paintings located near Jung includes rock carvings of Lord Buddha Shakyamuni, Avalokesteshuara and Guru Padmasambhava.
This spot dedicated in the name of world peace and well being of all people by the former Chief Minister of Arunachal Pradesh, Late Dorjee Khandu, reflects his selfless love for his subjects and ardent devotion to Buddhism.
Later depart to Bomdila.
Bomdila: Snow-covered mountains, marvelous countryside, lush green forests, Apple orchards and Buddhist Gompas endows Bomdila, located at an altitude of about 8,000 feet above sea level. It is the land of the Monpa, the Sherdukpen, the Aka, the Miji and the Khawa tribes. It is a perfect place for trekking and hiking trails and a centre of local crafts and handloom products. Bomdila offers a magnificent view of Kangto and Gorichen peaks (the highest peaks in Arunachal Pradesh) amidst the Himalayan landscape and snow-capped ranges.
Arrive at Bomdila. Check-in hotel.
Evening: Free at leisure. Overnight: Stay in hotel.
Lhou Village: Lhou village is an ancient Monpa village. The origin of the village dates back to 16th century or earlier. Buddhist legend speaks of the Monpa tribe as migrants of the plains to Tawang while the Monpa tradition narrates them to be the migrants from Sikkim and Phari. The base of their economy is agriculture, mainly terrace cultivation. Breeding of Yak and mountain sheep is also practiced by some people.
Rock Paintings: The rock paintings located near Jung includes rock carvings of Lord Buddha Shakyamuni, Avalokesteshuara and Guru Padmasambhava.
This spot dedicated in the name of world peace and well being of all people by the former Chief Minister of Arunachal Pradesh, Late Dorjee Khandu, reflects his selfless love for his subjects and ardent devotion to Buddhism.
Later depart to Bomdila.
Bomdila: Snow-covered mountains, marvelous countryside, lush green forests, Apple orchards and Buddhist Gompas endows Bomdila, located at an altitude of about 8,000 feet above sea level. It is the land of the Monpa, the Sherdukpen, the Aka, the Miji and the Khawa tribes. It is a perfect place for trekking and hiking trails and a centre of local crafts and handloom products. Bomdila offers a magnificent view of Kangto and Gorichen peaks (the highest peaks in Arunachal Pradesh) amidst the Himalayan landscape and snow-capped ranges.
Arrive at Bomdila. Check-in hotel.
Evening: Free at leisure. Overnight: Stay in hotel.
In the early morning after breakfast, visit at Bomdila -
Bomdila Monastery: Bomdila Monastery is designated to be the proud possessor of the largest and newest monastery called 'The Gelugpa Gompa'. A reflection of Buddhist and Tibetan heritage and culture, the monastery was established during 1965-66, by the 12th
reincarnate of Tsona Gontse Rimpoche. The monastery stands as a comparison to Tsona Gontse Monastery at Tsona in South Tibet started during 15th Century. Present renovation added to this Gompa is the main prayer hall, which was dedicated to the service of God by his Holiness, the 14th Dalai Lama on 13th October, 1997 AD.
Craft Center: Make a visit to the Craft Center where very fine wooden carpets of colorful designs and Masks are produced.
Later, depart to Tezpur.
Tezpur: Tezpur, the 'city of love' is situated on the northern bank of the Brahmaputra River. The ancient name of Tezpur was Sonitpur, the kingdom of the mighty legendary king, Baan Raja. It was the capital city under his reign. Tezpur holds in its heart many ancient historical events, and witnessed many legends and mythological wars of ancient Assam. The occurrence of a famous war named 'Hari-Hara' is related with the attainment of the present day
Tezpur. This battle led to the bloodshed of so many soldiers that the entire place was stained with blood and hence the city came to be known as Tezpur ('Tez' meaning blood and 'pur' meaning city in Assamese language). Present day Tezpur was founded by the British colonial administration in 1835 as the headquarters of Darrang district.
Arrive at Tezpur, check-in hotel. Later, visit at Tezpur -
Agnigarh: Legend speaks of Agnigarh as a fortress built by Baan Raja in order to keep his daughter in isolation. The word 'Agnigarh' is a derivation of two Sanskrit words: 'Agni' meaning 'fire' and 'garh' meaning 'fort'. Situated on the north bank of the Brahmaputra River, it maintains its gracefulness with its lush green landscapes of the river. Nowadays, magnificent works of sculpture are depicted referring to the love story of Usha-
Aniruddha and Great War
'Hari-Hara Juddha'.
Mahavoirab Temple: Mahavoirab temple is the oldest Shiva shrine, where the second biggest Shiva linga of the world is worshipped. The temple was built by King Baan, the ruler of Sonitpur in 10th century. King Baan's daughter Princess Usha was a devotee of Lord Shiva and visited the temple for daily worship. Thousands of devotees gather during Shivaratri every year to offer prayers in this temple.
Overnight: Stay in hotel.
Bomdila Monastery: Bomdila Monastery is designated to be the proud possessor of the largest and newest monastery called 'The Gelugpa Gompa'. A reflection of Buddhist and Tibetan heritage and culture, the monastery was established during 1965-66, by the 12th
reincarnate of Tsona Gontse Rimpoche. The monastery stands as a comparison to Tsona Gontse Monastery at Tsona in South Tibet started during 15th Century. Present renovation added to this Gompa is the main prayer hall, which was dedicated to the service of God by his Holiness, the 14th Dalai Lama on 13th October, 1997 AD.
Craft Center: Make a visit to the Craft Center where very fine wooden carpets of colorful designs and Masks are produced.
Later, depart to Tezpur.
Tezpur: Tezpur, the 'city of love' is situated on the northern bank of the Brahmaputra River. The ancient name of Tezpur was Sonitpur, the kingdom of the mighty legendary king, Baan Raja. It was the capital city under his reign. Tezpur holds in its heart many ancient historical events, and witnessed many legends and mythological wars of ancient Assam. The occurrence of a famous war named 'Hari-Hara' is related with the attainment of the present day
Tezpur. This battle led to the bloodshed of so many soldiers that the entire place was stained with blood and hence the city came to be known as Tezpur ('Tez' meaning blood and 'pur' meaning city in Assamese language). Present day Tezpur was founded by the British colonial administration in 1835 as the headquarters of Darrang district.
Arrive at Tezpur, check-in hotel. Later, visit at Tezpur -
Agnigarh: Legend speaks of Agnigarh as a fortress built by Baan Raja in order to keep his daughter in isolation. The word 'Agnigarh' is a derivation of two Sanskrit words: 'Agni' meaning 'fire' and 'garh' meaning 'fort'. Situated on the north bank of the Brahmaputra River, it maintains its gracefulness with its lush green landscapes of the river. Nowadays, magnificent works of sculpture are depicted referring to the love story of Usha-
Aniruddha and Great War
'Hari-Hara Juddha'.
Mahavoirab Temple: Mahavoirab temple is the oldest Shiva shrine, where the second biggest Shiva linga of the world is worshipped. The temple was built by King Baan, the ruler of Sonitpur in 10th century. King Baan's daughter Princess Usha was a devotee of Lord Shiva and visited the temple for daily worship. Thousands of devotees gather during Shivaratri every year to offer prayers in this temple.
Overnight: Stay in hotel.
In the morning after breakfast, take transfer to Guwahati Airport / Railway Station for your onward destination.
If time permits, visit in Guwahati -
Srimanta Sankardev Kalakshetra: Sankardev Kalakshetra is named after the most illustrious son and Vaishnavite propagator of Assam. It is the hub of all the cultural activities of entire Assam and a center for the promotion and preservation of the cultural heritage of the
various tribes, communities and ethnic groups of Assam. It consists of a museum wherein lies the various traditional dresses, jewelry, ancient pottery, weapons belonging to various ethnic groups, sculpture, and works of art created by various artists depicting as a whole the entire Assam. The open air amphitheatre, wherein the cultural performances are held very often and the collection of whole life activities of the legendary artist Dr. Bhupen Hazarika carry a great measure in Kalakshetra.
Package Inclusions:
# All ground transportation by a comfortable vehicle driven by dedicated driver
# Accommodation on twin sharing basis for seven nights
# Daily complimentary breakfast
# Arunachal Pradesh entry permit
# Bumla Pass special permit
# All parking, toll charges, driver's allowance etc.
# All sightseeing programmes
# Service Charges
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Package Exclusions:
# Any air fare or train fare
# Guide's allowance
# Entrances to the monuments, parks etc.
# Any additional meal other than mentioned above
# Any other expenses of personal nature like travel insurance, camera fees, tips, laundry charges, telephone charges, mineral
water, portages, bar,
medicines etc.
If time permits, visit in Guwahati -
Srimanta Sankardev Kalakshetra: Sankardev Kalakshetra is named after the most illustrious son and Vaishnavite propagator of Assam. It is the hub of all the cultural activities of entire Assam and a center for the promotion and preservation of the cultural heritage of the
various tribes, communities and ethnic groups of Assam. It consists of a museum wherein lies the various traditional dresses, jewelry, ancient pottery, weapons belonging to various ethnic groups, sculpture, and works of art created by various artists depicting as a whole the entire Assam. The open air amphitheatre, wherein the cultural performances are held very often and the collection of whole life activities of the legendary artist Dr. Bhupen Hazarika carry a great measure in Kalakshetra.
Package Inclusions:
# All ground transportation by a comfortable vehicle driven by dedicated driver
# Accommodation on twin sharing basis for seven nights
# Daily complimentary breakfast
# Arunachal Pradesh entry permit
# Bumla Pass special permit
# All parking, toll charges, driver's allowance etc.
# All sightseeing programmes
# Service Charges
arunachal tawang tour, tawang tour packages, tawang holiday package, holidays in tawang, tawang vacation package
Package Exclusions:
# Any air fare or train fare
# Guide's allowance
# Entrances to the monuments, parks etc.
# Any additional meal other than mentioned above
# Any other expenses of personal nature like travel insurance, camera fees, tips, laundry charges, telephone charges, mineral
water, portages, bar,
medicines etc.
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