North East India Group Tour – The Ultimate Travel Experience with a Tribe
North East India is where lush greenery meets vibrant culture, and peace meets adventure. Whether you’re an explorer or a storyteller, a North East India group tour promises an unforgettable journey through hidden gems, serene landscapes, and thrilling roads.
Why Choose a Group Tour to North East India?
Traveling in a group offers safety, affordability, and shared memories. From crystal-clear rivers to snowy passes, this region is ideal for group getaways – especially for those who want to go beyond the usual touristy spots.
Some highlights include:
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Boating on the transparent Umngot River
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Witnessing living root bridges in Meghalaya
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Visiting the iconic Bum La Pass near the China border
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A wild safari at Kaziranga National Park
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Exploring spiritual sites like Tawang Monastery and Maa Kamakhya Temple
2 Handpicked Itineraries for North East India Group Tour (Arunachal Pradesh group itinerary)
We’ve crafted two comprehensive itineraries – one for Meghalaya backpackers and another for the scenic Tawang route of Arunachal Pradesh.
Itinerary 1: Meghalaya Group Tour (6N/7D)
This plan is perfect for travelers seeking clouds, caves, waterfalls, and a bit of culture.
Day 1: Guwahati – Shillong Transfer
Via Umiam Lake, Don Bosco Museum, Lady Hydari Park & Ward’s Lake
Day 2: Shillong to Cherrapunji
Visit Elephant Falls, Mawkdok Valley, Arwah Caves & Laitlum Canyons
Day 3: Cherrapunji Sightseeing
Explore Nohkalikai Falls, Seven Sisters Falls & trek to Nongriat Root Bridge
Day 4: Cherrapunji – Dawki via Mawlynnong
See Asia’s cleanest village, Umngot River boat ride & Shnongpdeng village
Day 5: Dawki – Shillong via Jowai
Stop at India-Bangladesh Border, Phe Phe Waterfall & Krang Suri Falls
Day 6: Shillong to Kaziranga National Park
Travel to Assam’s wildlife gem
Day 7: Departure via Guwahati
Visit Maa Kamakhya Temple en route
Planning a meghalaya group tour? Check our Meghalaya Group Tour Packages
Itinerary 2: Guwahati – Tawang Group Tour (8N/9D)
This route is ideal for those who seek high-altitude beauty and Himalayan serenity.
Day 1: Arrival in Guwahati – Discover & Unwind
Acclimatize and explore local markets or riverfront
Day 2: Guwahati to Bomdila (260 km)
Scenic mountain journey, monasteries & overnight stay
Day 3: Bomdila to Tawang (176 km)
Pass through Sela Pass & Jaswantgarh War Memorial
Day 4: Tawang – Bum La Pass & Madhuri Lake
Permit visit to Indo-China border, snow-covered roads
Day 5: Explore Tawang
Tawang Monastery, Craft Centre & local cafes
Day 6: Tawang to Zemithang via Buri
Explore the remote, picturesque border village
Day 7: Zemithang to Dirang
Mountain drive through lush pine valleys
Day 8: Dirang to Guwahati
Long scenic drive with stops at viewpoints
Day 9: Departure from Guwahati
Looking for Guwahati to tawang road trip? View our Tawang Group Tour Packages
Inclusions in Our North East India Group Tours
Most packages include:
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Accommodation in well-rated stays
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All internal transfers and permits
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Sightseeing and guide assistance
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Meals
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On-ground team support and travel insurance
Pro Travel Tips
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Carry light woolens even in summer – weather changes fast
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Permits are required for Arunachal Pradesh – plan in advance
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Always carry cash – ATMs can be scarce
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Travel with an eco-friendly mindset and support local communities
Why Book a Group Tour With Us?
At International Youth Club, we bring you hassle-free travel with:
- Best-in-industry pricing
- Experienced local guides
- All permits & stays handled
- Flexible plans and support
Want to explore all North East India options? Visit our North East Packages page.
What is the best time to visit North East India for a group tour?
The best time is from October to May. The weather remains pleasant during these months, and most destinations are accessible. Monsoon months (June to September) are not ideal due to heavy rainfall and potential landslides.
Is North East India safe for group travel?
Yes, North East India is very safe for group tours. In fact, traveling in a group enhances security, especially in remote or hilly areas. Local people are warm and welcoming, and we ensure our tours have experienced guides and drivers.
Do I need a permit for visiting Tawang or Arunachal Pradesh?
Yes, Indian citizens need an Inner Line Permit (ILP) to enter Arunachal Pradesh. Our team arranges all necessary permits in advance for you as part of the group tour package.
How many people are usually in a group?
We usually have 12 to 20 people per group, ensuring an interactive yet manageable experience. It’s perfect for making new travel buddies while enjoying personal space.
