Cultural Tour Packages in Northeast India

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Planning Cultural Activities in Northeast?

Choose from a list of 11 itineraries if you love history, art, fest...Expand

Planning Cultural Activities in Northeast?

Choose from a list of 11 itineraries if you love history, art, festivals and indigenous ways of life, our cultural tour packages bring t...he soul of the Northeast to your journey. Walk through ancient monasteries, join vibrant tribal festivals, learn crafts from artisans, and experience the rituals and legends preserved over centuries. Cultural tour packages are for those who want to enjoy the picturesque views of white snowy mountains, or breathtaking panorama of the World's largest river island on the Brahmaputra River, along with some composure of mind, away from the tight schedules of work, and madness of the city. You will not only find peace within yourself but also gain the knowledge of the culture and traditions of the Hinduism and Buddhism religions. Come and learn about how Mahapurush Srimanta Sankardeva pioneered the Vaishnavite Hinduism of Ek-Sarana, in a river island; or how Gautama Buddha achieved nirvana, and also witness the thousands of year old traditions running through the heart of monasteries, amidst the ranges of the great Himalayas. Read more

What to Expect

  • Explore centuries-old monasteries and temples, each with unique traditions and rituals.
  • Experience vibrant tribal festivals like Ziro and Hornbill, filled with music, dance, and colors.
  • Stay in traditional homestays to discover daily life, crafts, and cuisine of indigenous communities.
  • Visit heritage sites such as Majuli Satras, weaving villages, and tea garden estates.
  • Engage with artisans to learn mask-making, bamboo craft, pottery, and weaving firsthand.

Featured Cultural Destinations

Destination / Packages Special Cultural Focus
Majuli Packages Satras & Vaishnavite Heritage • River Island Life • Tribal Culture
Ziro Packages Apatani Tribe • Festivals • Bamboo Craft • Village Homestay
Tawang Packages Buddhist Monasteries • Tibetan Culture • War Memorials
Kaziranga Packages Assamese Culture • Tea Gardens • Rhinos & Folklore
Guwahati Packages Temples • Assamese Traditions • Silk & Handloom

Majuli – River Island of Satras

The world’s largest river island, Majuli, is the heart of Assamese culture. Famous for its Satras (Vaishnavite monasteries), Majuli offers traditional Bhaona dance dramas, mask-making workshops, pottery villages, and river-island life. Staying here is like stepping into Assam’s spiritual and cultural past.

Ziro Valley – Apatani Heritage

Home to the Apatani tribe, Ziro Valley is known for its unique culture, bamboo craft, and terrace farming. During the famous Ziro Festival of Music, the valley comes alive with performances set against paddy fields and pine-clad hills. Homestays here allow you to live like a local, sharing stories and meals with Apatani families.

Tawang – Monasteries & Tibetan Traditions

The majestic Tawang Monastery, one of the largest in Asia, stands as the cultural landmark of Arunachal Pradesh. Visitors experience Buddhist rituals, Tibetan festivals, and vibrant markets showcasing thangkas, handicrafts, and local cuisine. The journey also includes Dirang Valley and its Monpa tribal villages.

Assam – Temples & Silk Weaving

Assam is steeped in cultural heritage, from the sacred Kamakhya Temple in Guwahati to the weaving villages of Sualkuchi, where the finest silk is handwoven. Add a stay in tea estates, and you’ll experience the perfect blend of spirituality, craft, and tradition unique to this state.

Nagaland – Hornbill Festival

Known as the “Festival of Festivals”, the Hornbill Festival brings together all Naga tribes in a spectacular display of dance, music, food, and crafts. This is the best way to experience Nagaland’s rich tribal traditions in one place, making it a cultural highlight of Northeast India.

Manipur – Dance & Heritage

Manipur is famous for its classical Manipuri dance, the floating Loktak Lake with its phumdis (floating islands), and handloom traditions. Visitors can explore ancient temples, enjoy Ras Lila performances, and learn about the Meitei culture that defines this state’s identity.

Important Notes

Best Time to Visit – October to April for festivals, monasteries, and cultural events.
Permits – Inner Line Permits (ILP) required for Arunachal Pradesh, Nagaland, and Manipur; we assist in arranging them.
Accommodation – Homestays and heritage lodges provide authentic cultural immersion.
Etiquette – Respect local traditions; photography inside monasteries/rituals may require permission.