Birdwatching in Assam

Tour Itinerary

Discover a carefully curated journey that covers the must-see highlights and hidden gems of India. Our itinerary is designed to balance sightseeing with relaxation, giving you an authentic cultural experience while ensuring a smooth and comfortable travel schedule.

From bustling cities to serene landscapes, each day has been thoughtfully planned to provide memorable experiences, local interactions, and seamless travel across destinations.

• Day-1 Arrive Guwahati - Orang park +

  Welcome on arrival by our representative or driver, later drive to Orang Park. An area of 78.80 Sq. is the oldest park in Assam. Km. Lying on the northern bank of the Brahmaputra River, it is legendary for its 50 species of fish. Apart from fish, there are also seven species of turtles in the river or creeks that run through the park. Once we arrive, we will head to the guesthouse to observe the wildlife. Spend the night at the hotel.

• Day-2 Orang park +

  Morning, we will wake up slightly earlier. Following the morning tea, enjoy a wildlife viewing safari in Orange Park. It will take place in the middle of dense forests with high trees and tall grasslands. Then we continue our safari which will take 1 hour.

  Afterwards, return to the hotel for breakfast. After breakfast, we will again explore the park. We then choose the vehicle that will take us to the park to observe the wildlife. It is particularly famous for its single-horned rhinoceros; the opposing fauna found in Manas is the Royal Bengal tiger, Asian elephant, deer and wild boar. It is known for the small Indian civet, the otter, the Felis bengalensis, the fishing cat and the Felis chaus, etc. Beyond mammals, 222 species of birds are recorded in Orang, many of which are migratory birds. Then we explore the park again on a jeep safari after lunch. Overnight at the hotel.

• Day-3 Orang park - Kaziranga park +

  Following a delicious breakfast, head to Kaziranga National Park, the home of the world record 80% population of the world’s horned rhino. It is located 220 km from Guwahati, the capital of Assam. On arrival in Kaziranga, check-in at a wildlife resort. You are free for the evening. Stay overnight at the resort.

• Day-4 Kaziranga park +

  We are starting our wildlife exploration in Kaziranga Park today, for we will wake up a little early and experience our first ever safari into the park’s jungle. In Kaziranga, we will enjoy the safari in the central area called Kohora, which is often the smallest area in the park where the density of horned rhinos is the highest. However, the safari will take us on the very narrow path of the park into the elephant grass and it can increase the chances of approaching the wildlife. This core area of the park is a mixture of grassland and forest.

  It also has a number of bodies of water, which is ideal for birdlife and for pelicans, storks and stingers, since there is a wide variety of water bodies within the park. Later we return to the resort for breakfast.

  We will resume our safari in the centre of the park after breakfast. Afterwards, we will board the open jeep for the game drive in the park and enjoy wildlife viewing in the central part of the park. In addition to rhinos, the mammals found here include deer, swamp deer, wild buffalo, elephants and tigers.

  Later on return to the resort and enjoy the ambience or rest until lunch. Following lunch, you will visit the park again for our second safari of the day. Wildlife tour packages in India, Wildlife tours in India with Namaskar India Tour. We then explore the western part of the Kaziranga mountain range. We will take the Bagori – Dongabeel – Rowmari – Rajapukhuri – Monabeel road along the bank of the Mori Diffalu River. We will stop at the Donga observation tower on the way back for an occasional glimpse of the wildlife. Afterwards, we will return to the resort station. Overnight accommodation in the resort.

• Day-5 Kaziranga park +

  This day we will explore the eastern chain of the park during a jeep safari. Named Agoratoli, the eastern chain of Kaziranga is mainly made up of forests and it is legendary for its wide variety of birds. Home to a wide variety of migratory birds, Agoratoli is also known for its large population of wild elephants. While we explore Agoratoli, a visit to Lake Shola will take us to the Shohola tower where we will be able to stop for a while to observe the birds and other animals. Perhaps this will be the last stop of our jeep safari in the Eastern region. Later on, we will return back for lunch at the resort.

  Following lunch, we will explore the centre of the national park again by visiting some of its watchtowers, namely Kathpora Tower, Daflang Tower and Kerasing Tower. After that back to the resort.

  In the evening time, we will also visit the nearby local village to see how it lives and earns its living. The night will be spent at a wildlife resort.

• Day-6 Kaziranga National Park - Pobitora Wildlife +

  Following breakfast, the journey to Pobitora. When you arrive, you will be checked in at the wildlife resort that you have booked. Following lunch, you will go for a jeep safari to the park to observe birds and animals. Pobitora Park is known for the numerous species of birds such as eagle, egret, jungle myna, common stonechat, Bengal bush lark, cormorant, crescent snake eagle, greylag goose, garganey and green bee, black-necked stork, spotted pelican and grey-headed lapwing, etc. An overnight stay at a wildlife resort.

• Day-7 Pobitora – Manas +

  This day, we will head to Manas Park, which is located in the foothills of the Himalayas, in Assam, on the north bank of the Brahmaputra River. The park is on the international border with Bhutan.

  At the arrival, check-in at the forestry resort. In the afternoon departure for a jungle safari to explore the wildlife of the park. Overnight stay in the resort.

  It is the most amazing natural habitat in India, one of the simplest in the world as well as the most spectacular of its landscapes. Lying to the north by the Royal Manas Park in Bhutan, to the south by the densely populated North Kamrup District and to the east and west by buffer forest reserves which are part of the 2,840 sq km Manas Tiger Reserve. This was established as a tiger reserve project in 1973 and declared a park in 1973. As a UNESCO World Heritage Site (endangered), a planned tiger reserve and a biosphere reserve – a unique distinction. This Brahmaputra Valley terrestrial ecoregion, being a semi-persistent forest, is the richest in species of any wildlife area in India and hence the only known habitat for rare and endangered species.

• Day-8 Manas park +

  Early morning and afternoon jungle safari in the park to observe wildlife. Overnight in resort.

• Day-9 Manas – Guwahati – departure +

  Breakfast, transfer to Guwahati airport. End of the tour.