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Highlights
- Ride through the unexplored landscapes of Nagaland and Assam on a thrilling 9-day motorcycle expedition.
- Experience the legendary Hornbill Festival, India's largest tribal cultural celebration, featuring traditional dances, music, crafts, and local cuisine.
- Visit Longwa, one of India's most unique villages, where the India–Myanmar international border passes through the village itself.
- Ride through scenic mountain roads, remote tribal regions, dense forests, and picturesque valleys rarely visited by mainstream tourists.
- Meet indigenous Naga tribes and gain first-hand insights into their fascinating culture, traditions, and way of life.
- Enjoy a professionally organized ride with an experienced Road Captain, mechanic support, and luggage backup vehicle.
- Explore some of Northeast India's most beautiful riding routes, combining adventure, culture, and nature.
- Experience authentic local hospitality with a stay in a traditional Longwa homestay.
- Enjoy a wildlife safari in Kaziranga National Park, home to the world's largest population of One-Horned Rhinoceros.
- Opportunity to spot elephants, wild buffalo, deer, exotic birdlife, and even the elusive Bengal Tiger in Kaziranga.
- Ride a Royal Enfield 411cc motorcycle with fuel included in the package.
- Small-group adventure designed for passionate riders seeking unique experiences beyond conventional tourism.
- Inner Line Permits are included, ensuring a hassle-free journey through restricted areas of Nagaland.
- Perfect blend of adventure riding, tribal culture, wildlife, photography, and offbeat exploration.
- Create lifelong memories while riding to one of the most remote and culturally rich regions of India.
Includes/Excludes
- Single entry Kaziranga Jungle Safari.
- Ride on Royal Enfield Himalayan 411CC motorcycles, provided from the morning of Day 2 till the evening of Day 8.
- Fuel expenses and Helmet are covered as per the planned itinerary route.
- Includes permits to visit sensitive areas.
- Services of an experienced road captain and professional motorbike mechanic for full on-road support.
- A dedicated luggage support vehicle will be provided. Each traveler can carry one rucksack/duffle bag (up to 60 litres).
- Airport transfers as per one designated time for the entire group.
- Stay in deluxe hotels on double occupancy or as confirmed in your package.
- Relish buffet breakfast from Day 2 to Day 9 and buffet dinner from Day 1 to Day 8.
- Packaged drinking water on ride days.
- A basic first-aid kit will be available.
- Applicable GST as per Government of India regulations.
- Airfare, train fare, or any transportation not specifically mentioned under inclusions.
- Travel insurance of any kind (medical, accidental, theft, etc.) is not included.
- Lunch or any meals not explicitly mentioned in the inclusions.
- Any personal expenses such as telephone usage, laundry, tips, table drinks, etc.
- Cost of spare parts or repairs due to accidental damage to the motorbike while in rider possession.
- Tolls and parking charges for motorbikes.
- Entry fees for monuments, parking, and sightseeing attractions.
- Any additional costs arising due to unforeseen circumstances such as weather conditions, roadblocks, political issues, vehicle breakdowns, or itinerary changes.
- Expenses due to delays, extended stays, or extra meals beyond the planned itinerary.
- Any service or cost not specifically mentioned under “Inclusions.”
Itinerary
Day 01: Arrival in Guwahati
Arrive in Guwahati and transfer to your hotel. Get your bike allotment and attend the trip briefing. Meet your fellow riders and prepare for the adventure ahead. Dinner and overnight stay.
Day 02: Guwahati to Kohima (350km)
Ride through scenic highways and rolling hills into Nagaland. Experience winding mountain roads and vibrant landscapes before reaching Kohima. Dinner and overnight stay at Rudi Resort.
Day 03: Hornbill Festival – Kisama (50km)
Visit Kisama Village to experience the iconic Hornbill Festival. Witness tribal performances, traditional crafts, and interact with indigenous communities, including the famed head hunter tribes. Return to Kohima for overnight stay.
Day 04: Kohima to Mokokchung (150km)
Ride through beautiful tribal villages and scenic landscapes. Mokokchung is a cultural heartland offering an authentic Naga experience. Overnight stay at Hotel El Doro (basic facilities).
Day 05: Mokokchung to Longwa (200km)
Ride to the unique Longwa Village, located on the India – Myanmar border. Experience life in a village that exists across two countries. Overnight stay at a traditional home stay.
Day 06: Longwa to Kaziranga (360km)
Ride via Mon and Naganimora into Assam, transitioning from mountains to plains. Arrive at Kaziranga and relax at the resort. Overnight stay at Summit Green Village.
Day 07: Kaziranga Jungle Safari
Enjoy a thrilling jungle safari in Kaziranga National Park, home to the famous One-horned Rhinoceros, elephants, and diverse wildlife. With luck, spot a Bengal tiger. Overnight stay at the resort.
Day 08: Kaziranga to Guwahati (180km)
Return ride to Guwahati. Wrap up your journey with unforgettable memories. Return bikes and enjoy a relaxed evening.
Day 09: Departure
Transfer to the airport after breakfast. Tour concludes with lifelong memories.
Frequently asked questions
What makes this different from a typical Nagaland sightseeing tour?
This is not a conventional tour focused on hotels, viewpoints, and sightseeing. Our Motorbike tour is designed to immerse you in the daily lives of local communities living in remote villages near the Nagaland–Myanmar border. You'll spend time with host families, learn about traditional lifestyles, participate in community activities, and experience a side of India that most travellers never get to see.
Will I be staying in hotels or with local families?
You will stay in carefully selected homestays hosted by local families. Accommodation is intentionally simple, comfortable, and authentic rather than luxurious. The experience is designed to help you connect with the people, culture, food, and traditions of the region in a meaningful way.
What kind of facilities should I expect in the villages?
Many of the communities we visit are located in remote areas where modern infrastructure may be limited. Depending on the village, facilities such as internet access, hot water, mobile network coverage, and attached bathrooms may be basic or unavailable. We encourage travellers to approach the experience with flexibility and an open mind.
Will there be a language barrier when interacting with local communities?
Not at all. While local tribes have their own languages and dialects, our local coordinators and hosts help bridge communication whenever needed. In many villages, younger generations also speak Hindi or English, making cultural exchanges surprisingly easy and enjoyable.
What do we actually do during the experience?
Each village experience is unique. Activities may include participating in daily village life, learning traditional farming practices, exploring nearby forests and landscapes, sharing meals with host families, listening to local stories and folklore, attending cultural performances, and gaining insights into customs that have been preserved for generations.
Is it respectful to visit tribal communities as a tourist?
Responsible tourism is at the heart of this experience. Our programs are developed in collaboration with local communities, ensuring that tourism benefits residents while helping preserve cultural traditions. We encourage guests to approach every interaction with respect, curiosity, and sensitivity toward local customs.
Is this experience suitable for solo travellers, couples and older guests?
Yes. The experience is suitable for travellers of all ages who are comfortable with basic accommodations and are genuinely interested in culture, nature, and community life. Solo travellers often find the experience particularly rewarding because of the close connections formed with host families and fellow participants. And if the older guest can ride, we are sure they would find it suitable.
What should I pack for this ride in Nagaland?
We recommend comfortable clothing, walking shoes, a flashlight, personal medications, power banks, reusable water bottles, and weather-appropriate layers. Since many villages are located in remote regions, it's best to bring any personal essentials that may not be readily available locally.
How does my visit help local communities?
A significant part of your travel expenditure directly supports local families, guides, community initiatives, and small businesses within the region. By choosing cultural ecotourism, you help create sustainable economic opportunities while encouraging the preservation of traditional knowledge, heritage, and local ways of life.
Who is this experience ideal for?
This experience is perfect for travellers who value authentic cultural encounters over luxury, enjoy meaningful conversations with local people, appreciate nature and sustainability, and want to explore a side of India that remains largely untouched by mass tourism. If you're looking for genuine experiences rather than a typical holiday itinerary, this journey is likely to stay with you long after you return home. And what 2 wheels bring, a car cannot.
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from$565.00 /person
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