Day 1: Arrive Delhi:
Assistance on arrival, and transfer to the Pre-booked hotel. Morning Free. Afternoon Visit to the Hamayun’ s Tomb and continuee to Okhla Barrage, here we can easily see 70 or more species, an excellent introduction to Indian birdlife, return back to hotel for overnight.
Day 2: Delhi- Dibrugarh (fly)- Namdapha (Drive 205kms).
After early breakfast transfer to the airport for flight to Dibrugarh, Arrive and board jeep/s, and drive towards the Burmese border. Covering 1,980sq.kms and ranging in altitude from 200 to 4,500mts above sea level, Namdapha has a great variety of forest habitats and is the only reserve to provide sanctuary to all of Asis’s four great cats. Tiger, Lepord, Clouded Lepord and Snow Lepord.
We will base our selves in simple rest house, situated in the most picturesque of settings. Surrounded by forest which are excellent for woodpeckers, trushes, robins, laughing- thrushes and Hoolock Gibbons sing from the hillside. During our stay we will explore the park’s varied network of trails.
Day 3: Namdapha National Park: Explore.
Day 4/5: Namdapha Trek.
After breakfast we begin our two days gentle trek through the beautiful forests to our campsite of Hornbill, following a trail that passes through pristine lowland rainforest. If the Sun is out this must rate among the best birding walks in Asia. We will encounter mixed mixed flocks contaning barwings, parrotbills, scimitar-babblers, sibias and sultan Tits, we will see groups of Long Tailed Broadbills, flocks of wrethed and Rufous-necked Hornbills, and peacock-pheasants…all adding up to an unforgettable birding experience! This delightful walk also provides opportunity to observe Hoolock Gibbons. Capped langurs and the meter-long Malayan Giant Squirrels. Namdapha is notable too for the birds of prey and river birds, in particular the ease of finding such specialties as White-tailed Sea Eagle, Wallace’s Hawk-eagle, Pied Falconet, Ibisbill and Blyth’s Kingfisher.
Day 6: Namdapha- Kazaringa national Park ( Drive 380kms).
After breakfast, drive full day est. The park consists of 430 Sq. Kilimoter of low-lying grassland sprinkled with shallow lakes and woodlands, our lodge here is comperatively luxurious and excursions are by jeep and elephant! Kazaringa is famous for its 1000 strong population of One-horned Rhinoceros and wild Water Buffalo, but the reserve rivals Bharatpur for wetland birds and supports localized and endangered grassland species such as Swamp Partridge and Bengal Florican. Kazingra is divided into three ranges each with its own character and highlights. The popular central range supports higher densities of rhino, elephant and Water Buffalo, but it is the eastern range which offers some of the most exciting and varied wildlife-watching in Kaziranga. At Sohola bheel we should see Greater Adjutant Stork, Pallas and Grey headed Fishing Eagle and a great variety of waterfowl. Otters are frequently seen on a nearby river, and the woodlands harbour woodpeckers, Fairy Bluebirds, flocks of Spot-winged Stares, warblers and much more. It is in this less visited region of the park that we have the best chance of perhaps finishing our trip on a high note with views of Tiger or Sun Bear.
Day 6 to 8: Kaziranga :
Exploration by Jeep, Elephant and Foot. Stay in Comfortable Jungle Lodge.
Day 9: Kaziranga – Guwahati:
After breakfats drive about 240kms. Guwahati retains friendly and relaxed atmosphere, with very busy market place. Late afternoon visit to 10th century Janardhan Temple with a unique Bhudda Image. Overnight in hotel.
Day 10: Guwahati- Delhi (fly):
After early breakfast transfer to the airport for flight to Delhi. Arrive Delhi and transfer to hotel airport hotel Ashok Country Resort where. Afternoon Guided sightseeing to Qutub Minar, and last min shopping. Late night transfer to the airport for return flight.
Day 11: Early morning flight to home Country.
