Adventure Tours

This trek will take you through the dense rainforests of Namdapha National Park, into wild frontiers. The elements of nature are at their best here, and once in a blue moon, on an unfortunate rainy day, one can expect to battle against hard terrain consisting of mud, slime, blood-sucking leeches and thick jungles. But it is the thrill of conquering these odds that makes the Namdapha trek rewarding.

• — Namdapha National Park
• — Rainforest camping
• — A Lisu village stay

The Subansiri River originates in the Tibetan Himalayas flowing into the Indian plains after traversing the vast mountain wilderness of Arunachal Pradesh. The sparse human habitation along the lower half of the river makes it ideal for rafting and kayak enthusiasts. The river has beautiful whitewater, class 3+ rapids, big game fishes and flows through exotic forested landscape inhabited by kind tribals.

• — Grade 3+ Himalayan whitewater
• — Golden mahseer fishing
• — Riverside beach camps

The Khasi Hills of Meghalaya have a pleasant habitat of rolling hills and plateaus, perfect for leisurely hikes. With a unique climatic condition which makes the region the wettest place in the planet, it has resulted in thick subtropical forests and biodiversity. The Khasi people who reside in the rain-soaked landscape are charming, educated and have a unique lifestyle which prefers sustainable approaches.

• — Phe Phe and Krang Suri falls
• — Living root bridges
• — River treks at Mawlyngbna