Dibrugarh is a city and is the headquarters of the Dibrugarh district in the state of Assam in India. Well known as the Tea City of India. The district of Dibrugarh with only one sub-division is situated in the eastern part of Assam. The district is surrounded by Dhemaji district and a part of Lakhimpur district in the north, part of Sivasagar district and Arunachal Pradesh in the south, Tinsukia district in the East and Sivasagar dist in the West. The district occupies an area of 3381 Sq Km.
1 night(s) in Dibrugarh
2 night(s) in Mon
1 night(s) in Sivasagar
2 night(s) in Kohima
Day 1: Arrival At Assam And Transfer To Dibrugarh
Day 2: Assam (Dibrugarh) To Nagaland (Mon)
Early morning, depart for the land of Konyak tribes Mon. The road conditions are not that good, so it will be a little bumpy drive. Reach Mon early evening and check into the hotel. Overnight stay at Mon.
Day 3: Longwa Village Excursion
The Mon district of Nagaland, land of the Konyaks (most well known for being former headhunters), offers the best opportunity for finding semi-traditional villages and tattooed warriors in loincloths. The main attraction in Mon is the remote geographical location, and the opportunity it affords to get a glimpse of a life far removed from ours.The Mon landscape has the densest landscape in Nagaland, and the plains of Assam can be delightfully viewed from high up in the hills. The district's largest village, Longwa, is situated right on the Myanmar border. In fact, the chief's house is bisected longitudinally by the border. Visitors to the village, who must stop by his house, will have the strange experience of sitting near the hearth with half their body in Myanmar and the other half still in India. It's not the only unusual thing -- the chief also has dozens of wives! The chief's house, filled with dubious trophies of various animal skulls, is also quite a sight. Return back to the hotel in evening. Overnight stay at Mon.
Day 4: Nagaland (Mon) To Assam (Sivasagar)
Day 5: Assam (Sivasagar) To Nagaland (Kohima)
Morning after breakfast depart for kohima - a bustling tribal hill-station located in the verdant hills of nagaland. If time permits, visit tourist places in the afternoon such as ww2 cemetery and naga heritage village. Evening at leisure. You may visit the local markets. Overnight stay at kohima.
Day 6: Kohima
Spend the morning sightseeing in Kohima, visiting Museum, Crafts center and War memorial. Later, drive to Touphema, a beautiful village home to the proud Angami Tribe where visitors get to stay in community run tourist cottages with standard amenities. Spend the rest of the day interacting with the locals and learning more about the Naga way of life. Evening return back to Kohima. Overnight stay at Kohima.
Day 7: Departure
Early morning post-breakfast depart for Dimapur airport to board your flight back to Mumbai.