Cycling tour of North East India – 11N/12Days

Day 1: Northeast Indian Ocean route:-Arrive at Dibrugarh Airport, our representative will pick you up here, and then drive to Roing (155km / 5 hours). The journey will be pleasant when you cross the green tea plantations and Assam countryside. Take a motorboat to Lohit and arrive at Roing in the afternoon.

Day 2:-Roing is the center of the Lower Dibang Valley in Arunachal Pradesh. A small town at the easternmost foot of the Himalayas. It is a land of densely forested hills that extends to the north and east of China, while the mighty Yarlung Zangbo Valley and its main attributes are located in the west. This is the territory of Idu Mishmi, a tribe that extends between this end of Arunachala and the southwestern border of China, and may be one of the smallest linguistic groups in the region.Idu, who is usually animist, worships nature and speaks a language on the list of endangered languages. In Roing, you can cycle through various villages here and visit some of the houses I have visited. Activity: Cycling -40 km/visiting the village

Tengapani Today, you will drive through the Brahmaputra Basin to Tengapani (meaning “acidic water”) which is 65 kilometers on the other side of the Lohit River.This area is the center of Hamti, who migrated from Myanmar to the fertile Lohit Plain. Until the 1980s, due to the boom in the timber trade, the region had some of the richest villages in Asia. Logging has been banned since the 1980s, but authorization and control operations are still in progress.Central Buddhism believes in neighboring countries in Southeast Asia. Pay attention to the incredible delicacies. The hostess of Khamti can infuse the aroma of local herbs and ancient secret recipes to create magic on your dining table. The road is clear and in good condition. There will be several rivers and a ferry to Tengapani.

Visit various Buddhist villages in the areaIn Wakro, you can explore the local organic tea plantations by bicycle. Bewildered overnight. Activities: Cycling -50 km/s/visit the Chowkham Buddhist Temple.

Luminous Lake. The walking phase starts here. In the depths of the folds of the Mishmi hills.The return time from the lake to Durban is shorter than the summit. 

 Go back to the starting point of Kamlang Road, get in the car, and then drive to the Namdafa Wildlife Sanctuary (Namdafa Wildlife Sanctuary). In fact, this journey will take young people through two lush nature reserves, namely Kamlang and Namdafa. Activities: walking -9 kilometers / driving-50 kilometers (2 hours)

Durban Durban-A small settlement on the edge of Nandafa National Park. Here, you will stop at a former forest camp on the banks of the Noah Dichen River. Nandafa is the largest protected area in Asia, with lush flora and fauna. Here, we have the opportunity to walk through the park on forest trails, and take short hikes with naturalists to watch birds.This is a great opportunity to see the rogue gibbon (the only monkey in India) and various hornbills. If you want, you can go to the nearby Chakma Village at night. The Chakma tribe are indigenous refugees in the area. Buddhists believe that the Chakma people have been expelled from Myanmar and Bangladesh, but were actually granted refugee status in India only recently. Activities: cycling/hiking/bird watching/visiting the city.

 Deban to Miao This day will be spent biking along Chakma villages till the township of Miao. One will notice the villagers going about their daily chores. This is a beautiful day of biking with a river crossing added to the fun. Once at Miao check in to a guest house, have lunch and if visit the nearby Tibetan Refugee Centre. Activity: Bike – 35kms/ Tibetan Refugee Centre visit.

Miao to Dibrugarh On this last day leave Miao early and head out to Dibrugarh. This drive is through the coal, oil and tea belt of Assam. Here stay at a colonial era Tea Plantation Managers’ Bungalow. This distance of 150Kms is covered in about 4 to 5 hours. Transfer Distance: 150Km/ 4 to 5 hrs

Drive to Dibrugarh airport and catch your flight for your onward journey home.