Day 1 :- Arrive Guwahati

Arrive in Guwahati and transfer to your hotel. In case of early arrival visit Kamakhya Temple in the
afternoon. Drive straight to Nilachal hill (225 m ht) where the Kamakhya group of temples is located. The rock inscription on the eastern slope of this hill indicates 5th century AD, but temple construction activity on this hill was definitely of earlier origin. Over history, a series of temples were built catering to different sects (i.e. Tantrik, Sakta and Saiva). At present only 9 old temples remain and all of these were reconstructed during the late medieval period. In recent times a few have been thoroughly restored. Five km of good motorable road from foot of hill leads to the present active and largely attended Kamakhya temple, altitude 180 m (last major reconstruction 1562, main chambers and ground plan akin to a fully developed North Indian temple). You can enter the sunken sanctum sanctorum (rock formation kept wet by an underground spring).
Overnight in Guwahati.

Day 5 :- Tawang

Today enjoy a full day excursion including a visit to the famous Tawang Monastery. The 300 year old
Monastery, locally called “Gompa” is considered to be the oldest in India and second largest
Monastery in Asia after Lhasa in Tibet. The Monastery stands on the spur of ahill over 12000 ft. above the sea level. It accommodates over 500 monks and houses priceless Buddhist texts and scriptures. The Tibetan influence here is unmistakable, with theelaborately painted wooden windows and other motifs. Prayer flags flutter in the breeze and inside, the monks light lamps and drone in joint prayer. An 8mt high gilded statue of theBuddha is seated here, as are numerous ancient Thankas or traditional paintings and manuscripts.
In the afternoon visit the Urgelling Monastery that was built in the 15th century. It is the birthplace of the Sixth Dalai Lama.

Overnight in Tawang.

Day 7 :- Bomdila – Itanagar

In the morning visit Rabgyaling Gontse Gompa, Upper Gompa and Thupchob Gatseling Gompa. After that leave the mountains and come to the plains when we drive to Itanagar. Situated at the foothills, Itanagar is the capital of Arunachal Pradesh. Arrive and check into your hotel.
Later visit the State Museum where the life-style has been depicted, with help ofmaps and miniature diagrams. While the life-styles of all the major tribes have been depicted, the display covers a wide range of subjects such as people, house types, festivals, dances, handicrafts etc. Move on to the market where you can shop for souvenirs and then visit the tribal Nyishi village before returning to your hotel.
Overnight at Itanagar.

Day 9 :- Ziro – Daporijo

Today depart for Daporijo. The land of Tagin and Hill Miris, it is located at an altitude of 600mts and is the Headquarter of the Upper Subansiri district of Arunachal Pradesh. The small town is endowed with scenic beauty. One can see suspension bridges over Subansiri River made from bamboo and cane – a testimony of rich tribal craftsmanship. In fact to visit some villages we will have to cross old bamboo suspension bridges.
Overnight in Daporijo.

Day 11 :- Along – Dibrugarh (Assam)

In the morning visit the local market in Daporijo. Later drive to Along stopping enroute to visit several interesting Gallong villages. Along is the HQ of west Siang district, located on the south bank of river Siang. It’s the territory of the Adi tribe, one of the largest tribes in Arunachal Pradesh with lots of subgroups with an altitude of 1020 ft. The Adi tribe has different sub tribes like Adi (Galong,Miniyong, Pasi, Padam, Bori and Borak ) which differs from each other.

Overnight in Along