Nomadic North East Tour
Travel Destinations
Kolkatta
Accommodation
We provide 3, 4 & 5 star hotels on request
Kolkata is called as City of Joy and famous land of Mother Teresa and Rabindra Nath Tagore.It is city with strong culturals and religious flavours. Victoria Memorial, the Eden Gardens, the Howrah Bridge and the Raj Bhawan are the famous picnic spots in kolkata. Mayapur is located on the banks of the Ganges river.It is the headquarters of ISKCON.
Cherrapunjee, the famous Elephant Falls and Shillong Peak to enjoy a bird’s eye view of Shillong city. At Cherrapunjee visit Mawsmai Cave, Mawsmai Falls, Seven Sisters Falls and Nohkalikai Falls.
Unakoti, ancient stone sculptures with numerous rock-cut images of gods and goddesses stand here majestically. Gigantic murals can also be found on hillsides there. Onward journey with unforgettable memories.
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Day1
ARRIVAL KOLKATA
Arrival Kolkata Airport, meet & greet by our AIP representative, then transfer to the hotel. Overnight stay in Kolkata.
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Day2
KOLKATA – GUWAHATI – SHILLONG
After breakfast fly to Guwahati. On arrival meet our representative, then proceed to Shillong (100km/3 hrs. approx) – known as the ‘Scotland of the East’. On the way visit Umium Lake – the biggest artificial lake in Meghalaya. On arrival at check in hotel. Rest of the day at leisure. Overnight stay in Shillong.
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Day3
EXCURSION TO CHERRAPUNJEE
Morning After breakfast drive you to Cherrapunjee (60 kms / 2 hrs drive approx one way). Enroute visit the famous Elephant Falls and Shillong Peak (presently closed by the Indian Armed Forces)- to enjoy a bird’s eye view of Shillong city. At Cherrapunjee visit – Mawsmai Cave, Mawsmai Falls, Seven Sisters Falls and Nohkalikai Falls. Drive back to Shillong and overnight stay at Shillong.
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Day4
EXCURSION TO DAWKI – MAWLYNNONG
This morning proceed for Dawki(120Km/3hrs) near Bangladesh border and Mawlynnong (90km/2hrs. approx), this little colourful village is known for its cleanliness. Explore the Root Bridge, Sky Walk and Natural Balancing Rock. Evening back to shillong. Overnight stay at Shillong.
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Day5
SHILLONG – GUWAHATI
After early breakfast drive to Guwahati (100Km/3Hrs approx). On arrival At Guwahati visit Kamakhya Devi Temple and Shankardeva Kalakshetra – a cultural centre with a fine exposition of the life and culture of the people of Assam. And Evening takes an evening cruise on the mighty river Brahmaputra. Overnight stay at Guwahati.
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Day6
GUWAHATI – AGARTALA
After breakfast check out from hotel transfer to Guwahati airport to fly Agartala. Upon arrival proceed for local sightseeing of Agartal (The major interest of the town is the Ujjayanta Palace, which was built in the Indo-Saracenic style in 1901 by Maharaja Radhakishore Manikya, Matabari (Tripureshwari Temple) and Neermahal - Tripura's major tourist attraction(It is a summer resort built in the middle of a lake named Rudrasagar, with a total area of about 5.35 sq. km. It is the only lake palace in Eastern India and has been built in a mixture of Hindu and Mughal styles) and Kamala Sagar Lake. If time permits visit the Indo- Bangladesh border for flag down ceremony. Overnight stay in Agartala.
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Day7
DAY TRIP TO UNAKOTI
Early morning day trip to Unakoti, ancient stone sculptures with numerous rock-cut images of gods and goddesses stand here majestically. Gigantic murals can also be found on hillsides there. According to the Department of Archaeology, the statue of Lord Shiva dates back to the 8th or 9th century A.D. Some others are of the opinion that Unakoti is the sacred shrine of the Shaiva cult of the Pal era or it might have been created even before that period. Although regarded as a centre of Shaiva cult, some say that it is a holy place of ‘Tantrik Buddhism’. Some are of the opinion that the name ‘Unakoti’ denotes ‘one less from one crore’. Overnight stay in Agartala.
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Day8
AGARTALA – KOLKATA
Morning after breakfast fly to Kolkata, Upon arrival visit Dakhineshwar Temple, Belur Math, Jain Temple, Later visit High Court Building, St. Paul Cathedral Church, National Museum, Victoria Memorial, Kali Mandir etc, After visit check into the hotel. Overnight stay in Kolkata.
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Day9
KOLKATA – DEPARTURE
After breakfast check out from the hotel, then free and easy for shopping until transfer you to Kolkata Airport for you onward journey with unforgettable memories. Tour ends.
Inclusion
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Accommodation with breakfast in the selected hotels on twin or triple sharing basis.
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Meal Plan as per the itinerary.
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Assisstance of driver cum guide.
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All transfers and sightseeing by Air conditioned vehicle.
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Driver allowance, Fuel charges, Parking, Toll, Interstate tax etc.
Exclusion
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International airfare and airport taxes.
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Travel Insurance
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All Entrances fees
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Tips and porter charges
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Personal expenses.
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Any other services not specified above
SHILLONG
Umiam Lake (Barapani): A stunning reservoir where you can enjoy kayaking, boating, and scenic views.
Elephant Falls: A multi-tiered waterfall surrounded by lush greenery.
Shillong Peak: Highest point in Shillong, offering panoramic views of the city. Best visited at sunrise or sunset.
CHERRAPUNJEE
Mawsmai Cave: A limestone cave with unique stalactites & stalagmites.
Nohkalikai Falls: India’s tallest plunge waterfall, best viewed during monsoons.
Seven Sisters Falls (Nohsngithiang Falls): A spectacular seven-segmented waterfall.
MAWLYNNONG
Walk Around the Cleanest Village: Admire the well-maintained bamboo dustbins, neat pathways, and colorful flower gardens.
Root Bridge: A short 10-15 minute walk leads to this beautiful natural bridge.
Mawlynnong Viewpoint: A bamboo skywalk offering breathtaking views of Bangladesh’s plains.
Balancing Rock: A unique natural wonder where a giant rock rests on a smaller rock.
GUWAHATI
Kamakhya Temple: One of the most revered Shakti Peethas, dedicated to Goddess Kamakhya.
Srimanta Sankardev Kalakshetra: A museum showcasing Assamese culture, art, and history.
Brahmaputra River Cruise: Enjoy dinner, drinks, and live music on the river.
AGARTALA
Ujjayanta Palace: A grand palace-turned-museum showcasing Tripura’s royal heritage.
Tripura Sundari Temple (Tripureshwari Temple): One of the 51 Shakti Peethas, dedicated to Goddess Kali.
Neermahal (Lake Palace): A beautiful water palace in Rudrasagar Lake, built by the Maharaja of Tripura.
Rudrasagar Lake: Ideal for boating with scenic views of Neermahal Palace.
Kamala Sagar Lake: A historic lake near the Indo-Bangladesh border, next to Kasba Kali Temple.
India-Bangladesh Border Flag Ceremony: A daily military drill by BSF & Bangladesh forces, similar to Wagah Border (but less crowded).
UNAKOTI
Unakoti Rock Carvings: Explore massive bas-relief sculptures carved into the hillside, dating back to the 7th-9th century. See the 30-foot-tall Shiva Head (Unakotiswara Kal Bhairava) – the most iconic sculpture. Discover other deities like Ganesha, Vishnu, and Durga carved into the cliffs.
KOLKATTA
Dakshineswar Kali Temple: Situated on the eastern bank of the Hooghly River, this temple is dedicated to Goddess Kali. Known for its distinctive architecture featuring nine spires, it's a significant pilgrimage site and offers insights into Bengal's spiritual heritage.
Belur Math: Founded by Swami Vivekananda, Belur Math serves as the headquarters of the Ramakrishna Mission. The temple's architecture uniquely blends Hindu, Christian, and Islamic motifs, symbolizing unity among religions.
Jain Temple: A stunning temple complex dedicated to Shree Shitalnathji, built with intricate marble carvings and glasswork. Walk around the serene gardens with fountains and sculptures.
National Museum: India’s oldest and largest museum with Egyptian mummies, ancient fossils, Mughal paintings, and Ashokan-era relics.
Victoria Memorial: This grand marble edifice, dedicated to Queen Victoria, stands as a symbol of Kolkata's colonial past. Now serving as a museum, it houses an extensive collection of artifacts and paintings from the British era. The surrounding gardens provide a serene environment for leisurely walks.?
High Court Building: One of the oldest and most prominent judicial buildings in India, the Kolkata High Court was established in 1862. The architecture is inspired by Belgium’s Cloth Hall in Ypres, featuring a Gothic Revival style. Though the court premises are not open for general visitors, you can admire its stunning exteriors and take photographs from outside.
St. Paul's Cathedral: St. Paul’s Cathedral is one of the finest examples of Indo-Gothic architecture in India. Built in 1847, it features impressive stained-glass windows and a high-vaulted ceiling. It is especially beautiful during Christmas, when it is adorned with festive lights and decorations.
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