When the British established their tea plantations in the mid-nineteenth century they quickly

built comfortable bungalows designed to make life as pleasant as possible in what, was to 

them, a hostile and strange land. One of the main features of these buildings has given rise to

their name Chang bungalows.

  Tribal Tour

  One of the greatest attractions of the Northeast is the fascinating mix of tribal groups who have 

retained intact their traditional culture despite pressures from outside. The tribes mostly originate

from Tibet to the north and Burma and Thailand to the east. Trained anthropologists will take you 

into some of these communities where you can spend time with individual families, who will 

welcome you into their homes and let you experience for yourselves the traditional way of life of 

these friendly people.

  Kaziranga is perhaps the most famous of the National Parks in the Northeast. Well-trained guides

accompany you inside the park on elephant and jeep safaris. Kaziranga is most famous for the

Asian one horned rhinoceros. It is not uncommon to encounter ten or more rhino while on a safari

with a fair chance of seeing young as well. Also in Kaziranga you may spot the tiger, wild elephant,

wild buffalo, deer of various types and, of course, unending variety of bird life..

  Heritage Tea Tour

 Ever wondered what goes into making your morning cuppa ? Now is your chance to find out. 

Who better to tell you than a family of tea planters whose involvement in the Assam tea industry

goes back five generations .Our tea tours take you through the garden to see the different activities

that vary from season to season. You are welcome to pluck your own select tender tealeaves and

have them processed for your next morning cup of Cha. Try out tea tasting to see and evaluate

one of the world’s top grade teas for texture, grain, bloom, infusion, golden ringed deep brew and 

determine its strength.

  Historical Tour

  The northeast is a land steeped in history as well as cultural and natural diversity. The tour has 

been designed to give our guests a glimpse of this historical legacy.Before the arrival of the British

the Ahom dynasty ruled a large part of Upper Assam for six centuries. At their capital in the town

of Sibsagar you can see the well-preserved Palaces, forts, places of worship and burial sites left 

behind by these people. The richness of this highly evolved civilization shows just how advanced 

these people were.

  The Digboi oil refinery is the oldest operational oil refinery in the world, which was first commissioned 

at Digboi in the year 1901. Here there is a fascinating museum constructed to celebrate the first 

century of oil refining at Digboi.

  The area east of Digboi formed the front line between the invading Japanese forces and the allied 

armies during the Second World War. Reminders of these grim days can be found at the 

well-preserved cemeteries that commemorate the fallen soldiers of this campaign.

  Gala Evening 

  Purvi Discovery, the leading tour operator in the Northeast invites you to take a tour of 

discovery  in the amazing valley of the mighty Brahmaputra - the river that dominates the 

Northeast.

Rukmini Island offers a range of activities from water skiing to para sailing and kayaking, all supervised

in total safety by our trained guides.

Nature Tour

High above misty valleys and foaming rivers, ensconced in swirling clouds and perched on an escarpment,

lies Cherrapunji (4,500 feet). This is a stunning location and the year-round rain earned Cherrapunji coveted

entry long ago into the Guinness Book of World Records as the wettest place on earth, the place where the

rainfall can be recorded in feet rather than in millimeters.

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