Join Howrah & Kolkatas favorite North-East tour specialist

Planning your dream trip to North East India from Howrah or Kolkata? Sarathi Tour & Travels invites you to join our exclusive Arunachal Pradesh Fixed Departure Group Tour leaving on 27th October 2026.

As a trusted local travel agency based right here in Howrah, West Bengal, we handle every detail—from Kolkata/Howrah travel bookings and Inner Line Permits (ILP) to comfortable mountain transport, cozy accommodations, and experienced local tour coordinators.

Why Join Our October 27th Arunachal Group Departure?

• Direct & Hassle-Free Assistance for Howrah/Kolkata Travelers: Visit our office in Howrah or contact our team directly for complete trip briefings, physical document verification for permits, and custom flight/train booking assistance.

• Autumn Himalayan Clear Skies: October is the golden month for Arunachal. Experience crisp, fog-free views of Sela Pass (13,700 ft), crystal-clear Himalayan lakes, and autumn colors across the valleys.

• Iconic Sightseeing Included: Walk through the historic Tawang Monastery, marvel at the cascading Nuranang (Jung) Waterfalls, drive along the scenic Kameng River, and explore local tribal culture.

• Friendly Local Group Dynamics: Travel comfortably with fellow travelers from Kolkata, Howrah, and Bengal in an organized, safe, and hospitable group environment.

Office Address: Sarathi Tour & Travels, Netaji Subhas Road, Howrah, West Bengal 711101

Seats are limited for this fixed departure! Reserve your slot with Sarathi Tour & Travels today.

ARUNACHAL PRADESH & KAZIRANGA TOUR

Tour: Arunachal Pradesh

Duration: 11 Days

Night stays:

Guwahati = 1Night, Bhalukpong = 1 Night, Dirang = 1Night, Tawang = 3 Nights,

Bomdila = 1Night, Kaziranga = 1 Night                                                  

Inclusion:

# Family wise non AC hotel room accommodation.

# Food  : Breakfast, Lunch, Evening tea with snacks and dinner.

# All transfers and sightseeing by non AC vehicle as mentioned in tour itinerary.

Exclusion:

# Howrah / Kolakta to Guwahati up and down train and air fare.

# Any kind of food and drinks during train journey.

# Any kind of personal expences [i.e ropeway, boating, guide charges, coolie or porter charges, horse riding, entry fees, permit etc.]

# Whatever is not mentioned in inclusion list and itinerary.

ARUNACHAL PRADESH  TOUR ITINERARY FROM HOWRAH / KOLKATA

DAY 01: Departure from Howrah

• Assemble at Howrah Railway Station and board the scheduled train for Guwahati.
• Begin your exciting journey towards the enchanting landscapes of Northeast India.

Overnight: Train

DAY 02: Guwahati – Bhalukpong

Distance: Approx. 242 km | Travel Time: 5–6 Hours

Altitude: 213 metres (699 ft)

Temperature (October): 18°C – 28°C

• Arrive at Guwahati Railway Station and proceed towards Bhalukpong, the gateway to Arunachal Pradesh.
• If time permits, visit the Tipi Orchid Research Centre, renowned for its extensive collection of orchid species.
• Check in to the hotel and relax.

Overnight Stay: Bhalukpong

DAY 03: Bhalukpong – Dirang

Distance: Approx. 140 km | Travel Time: 5–6 Hours

Altitude: 1,497 metres (4,911 ft)

Temperature (October): 10°C – 22°C

• After breakfast, proceed towards Dirang through picturesque mountain roads.
• Upon arrival, visit:
• Thupsung Dargye Ling Monastery
• Sangti Valley
• LDL Buddhist Monastery
• Dirang Dzong (subject to time availability)

Overnight Stay: Dirang

DAY 04: Dirang – Tawang via Sela Pass

Distance: Approx. 130 km | Travel Time: 6–7 Hours

Altitude:

• Tawang: 3,048 metres (10,000 ft)
• Sela Pass: 4,170 metres (13,700 ft)

Temperature (October):

• Tawang: 5°C – 15°C
• Sela Pass: -2°C – 8°C
• After breakfast, proceed towards Tawang via the spectacular Sela Pass, one of India s highest motorable mountain passes.
• Enjoy breathtaking Himalayan scenery throughout the journey.
• Upon arrival, check in to the hotel.

Overnight Stay: Tawang

DAY 05: Tawang – Bumla Pass & Madhuri Lake Excursion

Distance: Approx. 85 km (Round Trip)

Travel Time: 4–5 Hours (Subject to permits and road conditions)

Altitude:

• Bumla Pass: 4,633 metres (15,200 ft)
• Madhuri Lake (Sangetsar Lake): 3,708 metres (12,165 ft)

Temperature (October): 0°C – 10°C

• After breakfast, proceed for an excursion to:
• Bumla Pass
• Madhuri Lake (Sangetsar Lake)

Important Note:

Visits to Bumla Pass and Madhuri Lake are optional and are not included in the standard tour package. Additional charges, permit fees and vehicle costs will be applicable. Visits are subject to weather conditions, road accessibility and government permissions.

Overnight Stay: Tawang

DAY 06: Tawang Local Sightseeing

Altitude: 3,048 metres (10,000 ft)

Temperature (October): 5°C – 15°C

• After breakfast, visit:
• Tawang Monastery
• Jaswant Garh War Memorial
• Pangateng Tso Lake (subject to weather and road conditions)
• Return to the hotel after sightseeing.

Overnight Stay: Tawang

DAY 07: Tawang – Bomdila

Distance: Approx. 175 km | Travel Time: 7–8 Hours

Altitude: 2,530 metres (8,300 ft)

Temperature (October): 10°C – 20°C

• After breakfast, proceed towards Bomdila.
• Upon arrival and after lunch, visit:
• Bomdila Monastery
• Bomdila View Point

Overnight Stay: Bomdila

DAY 08: Bomdila – Kaziranga

Distance: Approx. 205 km | Travel Time: 5–6 Hours

Altitude: 80 metres (262 ft)

Temperature (October): 20°C – 30°C

• After breakfast, depart for Kaziranga National Park.
• Upon arrival, check in to the hotel and relax.

Overnight Stay: Kaziranga

DAY 09: Kaziranga – Guwahati

Distance: Approx. 195 km | Travel Time: 4–5 Hours

Altitude: 55 metres (180 ft)

Temperature (October): 22°C – 31°C

• Early morning, enjoy a Jungle Safari at Kaziranga National Park (subject to availability and forest department regulations).
• Return to the hotel for breakfast and lunch.
• Later, proceed towards Guwahati.

Overnight Stay: Guwahati

DAY 10: Guwahati – Return Journey

Altitude: 55 metres (180 ft)

Temperature (October): 22°C – 31°C

• After breakfast, check out from the hotel.
• Transfer to Guwahati Railway Station to board the return train to Howrah.

Overnight: Train

DAY 11: Arrival at Howrah

• Arrive at Howrah Railway Station, bringing an unforgettable journey to a heartfelt conclusion.

Tour Ends with Cherished Memories of Arunachal Pradesh and Assam.

General Disclaimer

All sightseeing, accommodation and transportation arrangements are subject to weather conditions, road accessibility, permit approvals and local administrative regulations. The tour operator reserves the right to modify the itinerary in the interest of passenger safety and smooth tour operations without prior notice.

Important Travel Notes

• Carry valid government-issued photo identification at all times.
• Inner Line Permit (ILP) is mandatory for entering Arunachal Pradesh. The ILP charges are not included in the package cost and must be borne by the guests.
• Warm clothing, gloves and comfortable walking shoes are highly recommended.
• Mountain travel timings are subject to weather, road conditions and local administration advisories.
• Guests may experience mild altitude discomfort at higher elevations such as Sela Pass, Tawang and Bumla Pass. Adequate hydration and proper rest are advised.
  
  

  Highlights of Your Arunachal Journey

  1. Dirang – The Scenic Gateway to West Kameng

  Nestled in a picturesque valley along the rushing Kameng River, Dirang sits at an altitude of 4,900 feet. Known for its pleasant climate, lush kiwi orchards, and ancient Monpa tribal culture, Dirang offers a tranquil mountain experience. Highlights include the historic Dirang Dzong (Fort), serene hot springs, and sweeping views of pine-forested slopes.

  2. Sela Pass & Sela Lake – High-Altitude Wonder at 13,700 Ft

  Perched at a thrilling 13,700 feet above sea level, Sela Pass is one of the highest motorable mountain passes in the Eastern Himalayas. Flanked by majestic, snow-dusted peaks, the pass opens up to the breathtaking Sela Lake—a crystal-clear alpine waterbody sacred in Tibetan Buddhism. Crossing Sela Pass is an unforgettable milestone on your drive to Tawang.

  3. Tawang – The Crown Jewel of Arunachal Pradesh

  Surrounded by towering peaks and fluttering prayer flags, Tawang is the spiritual and cultural heart of West Arunachal. At its center stands the magnificent 400-year-old Tawang Monastery, the largest monastery in India and second-largest in the world. Visitors fall in love with Tawang"s crisp mountain air, vibrant Monpa culture, cozy local cafes, and historic sites like the Tawang War Memorial.

  4. Nuranang Falls (Jung Falls) – Nature’s Roaring Spectacle

  Tucked away in the dense forests near Jung town, Nuranang Falls is a spectacular 100-meter drop cascade fed by the pristine glacial streams of Sela Pass. Famous for its sheer force and mist-filled gorge (and featured in Bollywood movies like Koyla), it is widely considered one of the most magnificent waterfalls in Northeast India.

  5. Madhuri Lake (Sangetsar Lake) & Bum La Pass – Border Frontiers

  Located near the India-China border, Bum La Pass (15,200 ft) offers a rare, inspiring look at India"s high-altitude frontiers. Nearby lies Sangetsar Lake, popularly known as Madhuri Lake, formed by an earthquake and dotted with dead tree trunks rising from the water against a dramatic mountain backdrop.

  6. Bomdila – Orchards, Monasteries & Panoramic Vistas

  Perched on high ridges at 8,000 feet, Bomdila offers sweeping panoramic views of the snow-clad Kangto and Gorichen peaks. Famous for its apple orchards, colorful local craft markets, and peaceful Buddhist monasteries (Gontse Gaden Rabgyel Lling Monastery), Bomdila provides the ideal cozy mountain retreat on your return journey.
  
  
  

   Why Travel to Arunachal in October?
  

  October is the Golden Month for Arunachal Pradesh:

  Late October offers the ideal window to explore the Eastern Himalayas. With the monsoon over, you get crystal-clear mountain views, stable high-altitude roads, pleasant autumn weather, and breathtaking autumn landscapes across Sela Pass and Tawang. Experience the mountains at their absolute finest with Sarathi Tour & Travels!

   

  1. Post-Monsoon Clear Skies & Crystal Views

  • By late October, the monsoon rains in Northeast India completely recede.

  • High-altitude mountain passes like Sela Pass (13,700 ft) and Bum La Pass (15,200 ft) feature clear blue skies, crisp air, and fog-free views of snow-dusted Himalayan peaks.

  2. Safe & Smooth Mountain Roads

  • During the monsoons (June to September), roads in Arunachal are prone to heavy rainfall and landslides.

  • By late October, road conditions stabilize, ensuring smooth, safe, and comfortable road journeys along the Kameng River and mountain circuits for group tours.

  3. Magical Autumn Foliage

  • Late October marks the arrival of autumn in the Eastern Himalayas.

  • Valleys in Dirang, Tawang, and Bomdila light up with gold, orange, and golden-brown foliage, making it the most photogenic time of the year for travelers.

  4. Peak Festival & Holiday Season in Bengal

  • October coincides with the post-Durga Puja / Laxmi Puja and Kali Puja / Diwali holiday season.

  • Travelers from Howrah, Kolkata, and West Bengal actively look for long-distance autumn mountain getaways during this festive break, driving high booking demand for fixed departure tours.

  5. Perfect Autumn Temperatures

  • Daytime temperatures in Tawang and Dirang are pleasant and comfortable (around 10°C to 15°C)—cool enough to enjoy cozy woolens, but not as harsh or freezing as deep winter (December/January) when heavy snowfall often blocks border roads.

   

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