Vibe Trip

Your journey begins with your arrival at Itanagar, the bustling capital of Arunachal Pradesh. The group will gather to start the next leg of the journey.

Dinner for the day is not included in the package.

Begin your day in Ziro with a nourishing breakfast at the homestay.

Embark on a refreshing hike to the serene Ngiikho Choting Waterfall. Nestled in the lush hills, the trail varies from a gentle 30-minute walk to a longer one-hour route depending on the season. Suitable for all age groups, the final stretch involves a short, manageable climb. Along the way, clouds drift low and wildflowers bloom in summer.

Post-hike, step into an Apatani home for a traditional lunch. Here, ethnic dishes made with smoked meats, fresh herbs, and local rice are served with heartfelt hospitality and cultural storytelling.

The afternoon invites you on a heritage walk from Bamin Michi to Dutta, a storytelling trail covering four villages rich in Apatani tradition. Each village has its own unique sacrificial rituals, offering a deep look into their evolving belief systems. The walk becomes a living gallery of history and community as you pass paddy fields, bamboo homes, and sacred groves.

By evening, the pace slows down. Whether you're sipping tea or watching clouds roll in, Ziro gives you the rare gift of quiet — a space to simply be, and truly feel.

Begin your day with an optional early morning excursion to Pomu Yalang, a breathtaking sunrise viewpoint known for its bedded clouds and sweeping valley views. A short 10-minute hike (or drive) leads you to the vantage point.

Return to the property for a relaxed breakfast.

Set out on a paddy field walk from Old Ziro to New Ziro. This immersive trail takes you through the heart of Apatani life, where rice cultivation blends with folklore. Depending on the season, you might join in the farming or witness the traditional fish-rice technique, with fishing added to the experience post-October.

Post-walk, enjoy a traditional lunch at a local Apatani kitchen, savouring flavours rooted in the valley's culture.

The evening brings the freedom to explore on two wheels. Rent a scooty and ride through the valleys, visiting sacred burial grounds, ancient caves, the Art and Craft Centre, Naara Aaba winery, and finally, the vibrant Ziro Market.

Enjoy breakfast at the homestay before departing from Ziro.

As you get closer to Majuli, the mighty Brahmaputra dominates the landscape. Witness a magical sunset that turns the entire sky into a canvas of deep oranges, purples, and gold, marking your arrival to the river island.

Wake up to the serene sounds of Majuli and have breakfast.

Begin your day at Samaguri Satra, home to the island's renowned mask-making tradition. Watch artisans craft expressive masks from bamboo and clay, each one steeped in myth and theatre.

Head to Jengraimukh Borpomua, the largest Mising village on the island, before arriving at Jengrai Chapori for an unforgettable afternoon. Step into a traditional Mising home for lunch and learn age-old cooking techniques.

Enjoy a lovingly prepared local lunch at a Mising household. You'll also experience the making of Apong, the Mising rice beer, from collecting herbs to fermenting and tasting the final brew.

As the day winds down, unwind on a boat ride along the Kerkota River, where golden sunlight, birdsong, and riverside life weave a tranquil farewell.

Enjoy an early breakfast before leaving Majuli.

On arrival in Mon, wander through the local market, where locals in traditional attire sell produce, forest herbs, and handmade crafts – offering a vibrant glimpse into Konyak daily life.

Have breakfast at the guesthouse in Mon.

At Longwa, borders blur. A short hike takes you along the invisible line dividing two nations. This is most striking at the Angh's (chief's) house, which sits half in India and half in Myanmar. The home is filled with heirlooms and stories from the tribe's headhunting past.

You'll also visit the village gunmaker, one of the last craftsmen to handmake traditional rifles, showcasing the rare skills and ingenuity of the Konyaks.

Enjoy a local lunch in Longwa.

Enjoy breakfast at the guesthouse.

Before bidding farewell to Nagaland, begin your morning with a visit to Hongphoi village, one of the last places where the legacy of tattooed Konyak headhunters lives on. Here, elders proudly wear the inked stories of their warrior past. Listen to their tales inside the king's house and discover how the Konyaks transitioned to a more peaceful way of life.

Enjoy your final group dinner at the resort in Dibrugarh.

Enjoy a final breakfast at the resort.

Check out from the resort around 10:00 AM.