CURATED ITINERARY
The Tea Trail, Upper Assam
Tea estates, river islands, heritage bungalows & tribal culture
7 Days / 6 Nights · Dibrugarh (2D) → Jorhat (2D) → Majuli (1D) → Dibru Saikhowa (2D)
A curated journey for travellers seeking authentic experiences away from the crowds — tea estates, river islands, heritage bungalows, tribal culture, wildlife landscapes and the mighty Brahmaputra, with handpicked stays and seamless logistics.
Handcrafted by 2 Solo Souls | Slow travel, done right
The Experience
More than half of India's tea comes from right here. Expect long, easy days between tea gardens and river islands, cool weather, and next to no crowds or traffic to get in the way.
Highlights of the Journey
- A tea factory and tasting tour, and a visit to the Singpho Tribe — India's first tea drinkers.
- Drive across the Bogibeel Bridge, India's longest rail-cum-road bridge.
- Cycle through Jorhat's tea gardens, hand-roll your own tea, and explore 18th-century Ahom Dynasty architecture in Sibsagar.
- Ferry to Majuli, the world's largest river island, and watch traditional mask-making at Samaguri Satra.
- Wildlife safari and birdwatching at Maguri Beel in Dibru Saikhowa National Park.
Day-by-Day Itinerary
Days 1–2 – Dibrugarh
Begin your journey surrounded by tea gardens with a tea factory tour and tasting session. Visit the Singpho Tribe, India's first tea drinkers, Namphake Buddhist Monastery, Jagannath Temple, Asia's first commercial oil well and drive across the Bogibeel Bridge, India's longest rail-cum-road bridge.
Days 3–4 – Jorhat
Cycle through tea gardens, learn the art of hand-rolling tea, visit the Tocklai Tea Research Institute, explore the Ahom Dynasty monuments of Sibsagar and the Sukapha Memorial, and experience the world's third-oldest golf course.
Day 5 – Majuli River Island
Cross the Brahmaputra by ferry to Majuli, the world's largest river island. Visit the Neo-Vaishnav Satras, witness traditional mask-making at Samaguri Satra, explore bamboo villages, enjoy Mising tribal cuisine and end the day with a beautiful sunset boat ride.
Days 6–7 – Dibru Saikhowa & Departure
Discover Dibru Saikhowa National Park with a wildlife safari, birdwatching at Maguri Beel, a visit to the Bell Temple (Tilinga Mandir), optional river beach camp or cruise, and shopping for Assam tea, silk and traditional japi hats before your departure.
Investment
Final pricing is confirmed at booking and depends on travel dates, accommodation category and included activities.
- Deluxe: ₹30,000 per person (MAP), minimum 6 guests
- Premium: ₹40,000 per person (MAP), minimum 6 guests
- Luxury: ₹50,000 per person (MAP), minimum 6 guests
Includes: Accommodation, daily breakfast & dinner, transfers, sightseeing and ferry tickets.
Excludes: Flights, personal expenses, optional activities, travel insurance and meals not mentioned.
Before You Go
- Carry insect repellent.
- Bring an umbrella or light rain protection.
- Pack light cotton clothing.
- Keep identity documents easily accessible.
- Respect local monasteries, communities and wildlife.
- Mobile network coverage can be limited in remote areas.
- Optional day trips are available to Namsai (Golden Pagoda), the Myanmar Border Road and Parsuram Kund (Inner Line Permit required).