Mechuka and the wider state of Arunachal Pradesh offer a journey into a less-travelled part of India, where unexplored natural beauty and a quiet, remote atmosphere set the scene. As you travel through this region, you will experience landscapes and places that feel off the usual tourist map and see the distinctive character that gives Arunachal its appeal.
Along the way, the varied local culture will be a central part of your experience. Arunachal is home to many tribes and a wide range of dialects, and these cultural differences add layers of interest and splendour to what you will encounter. You will learn about local traditions and customs and gain a sense of the region’s social fabric as you move through Mechuka and beyond. The combination of untouched scenery and diverse cultural life will shape a visit that feels exploratory and authentic.
This private tour starts in Dibrugarh, Assam’s tea city. You will visit Jokai Botanical Garden and the spiritual centre of Koli Aai Thaan before heading into the Jeypore Rainforest, known for its biodiversity. As you move through the forest, you may see a variety of flora and fauna, including elephants, hornbills and orchids.
Along the way you will explore the heritage of tea at Mancotta Tea Estate and at a local tea factory, learning about how Assam tea is produced. You will then travel to Majuli, the largest river island, crossing the Brahmaputra River. On Majuli you will meet members of the Mishing tribe and learn about traditional mask-making. The island’s Vaishnavite culture, natural scenery and presence of rare migratory birds form part of the experience. The tour concludes with a ferry ride back to Dibrugarh.
This journey through the tribal communities and evergreen landscapes of North East India introduces you to lesser-explored places and living traditions. You will start in Dibrugarh, the tea city, where botanical gardens and spiritual centres form the first impressions of the region’s natural and cultural life. As you move through Nagaland, you will see wooden monuments in Shangnyu Village and encounter the colourful traditions of Mokokchung.
Along the way, you will experience community-driven tourism in Tuophema and learn about the historic significance of Khonoma village. The itinerary also includes time in the dynamic city of Kohima. In Imphal, you will visit historical landmarks and a unique floating park before the trip concludes with an exploration of Loktak Lake. Throughout, the focus is on the people, heritage and landscapes that make North East India distinct, offering a series of encounters rather than a single highlight.
The Seven Lakes Trek in Dibang Valley, Anini takes you into one of Arunachal Pradesh’s most remote wilderness areas. On this offbeat walk you will move through dramatic, largely untouched landscapes and come across a series of clear, high-altitude lakes. The route highlights the solitude and natural beauty of the region, offering a chance to be close to nature away from busy trails.
Along the way you will experience varied scenery and quiet spots by pristine water bodies that give the trek its name. The setting encourages a deep connection with the environment and a feeling of exploration, since few travellers have ventured into this part of Dibang Valley. This trek is for those who want a peaceful, nature-focused experience in Anini’s wild surroundings.
