North East India Tour Packages From Vadodara

Go to see the beauty of India’s hidden gem with Thrillophilia’s North East tour package from Vadodara. From the misty valleys of Meghalaya to the ancient monasteries of Arunachal Pradesh, every destination offers something soulful. Walk across the living root bridges of Cherrapunji, cruise on the floating islands of Loktak Lake, or breathe in the stillness at Gurudongmar Lake. You can also discover the spiritual energy of Kamakhya Temple in Assam.

Departing from Vadodara, your North East journey begins with ease and comfort. Our North East tour packages take care of everything, from cosy stays and local transfers to travel permits and guided visits to Kaziranga National Park and Tawang Monastery. Start your journey from Vadodara to the North East with Thrillophilia today!

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How to Reach North East India from Vadodara?

By Air- The fastest way to reach North East India from Vadodara is by air. You will not find direct flights from Vadodara to the Northeast. But you can hop on a connecting flight to Kolkata, Guwahati, Bagdogra, or Imphal, with smooth layovers in cities like Delhi or Mumbai. Airlines such as IndiGo and Air India give plenty of flexible options from Vadodara Airport. Your total travel time typically ranges between 5 to 10 hours, including stopovers.

Best Time to Visit North East India

The North East can be visited throughout the year, but the best time depends on your budget, and interests.

1. Spring and Summer (March to June)- With mild and clear weather (10°C-38°C), this is the ideal time for Goechala treks and Dawki boat rides.

2. Monsoon (July to September)- Lush green landscapes and dramatic waterfalls with 9°C-35°C temperatures, especially in Meghalaya and Manipur.

3. Winter (October to February)- Fresh and cool (0°C-22°C), great conditions for snow-filled adventures in Tawang and Lachung, as well as wildlife safaris at Kaziranga.

Places to Visit in North East India

Here are the best places to visit in North East India:

1. Nohkalikai Falls- See the tallest waterfall in India plunge over 1,100 feet into a bright blue pool. With misty cliffs all around, it is a magical sight, particularly during the monsoon.

2. Gorichen Peak- Enjoy stunning views from this sacred mountain peak near Tawang. It is a favourite for trekkers and anyone who appreciates large mountain landscapes.

3. Goechala- Hike through rhododendron forests and mountain trails to get to this high-altitude pass in Sikkim. Catch the sunrise here and see Mt Kanchenjunga light up in gold.

4. Tripura Sundari Temple- Visit the Shaktipeeth temple of Goddess Kali, located near Agartala. During Diwali, it shines with lights, and thousands of people come to seek blessings.

5. Kamakhya Temple- Stop by this famous temple in Guwahati, which honours feminine power. Make sure to attend the Ambubachi Mela, which attracts pilgrims from all over the country.

Top Things to Do in North East India

Here are the best things to do in North East India:

1. Jeep Safari in Kaziranga National Park- Go on a thrilling ride through this famous wildlife park in Assam. Keep your eyes open for one-horned rhinos, wild elephants, and exotic birds.

2. Trek to Tawang Monastery- Hike up to India’s largest Buddhist monastery, set high in the hills of Arunachal Pradesh. The views are incredible, and the peaceful vibe is unforgettable.

3. Experience the Hornbill Festival- Join the celebrations in December with tribal music, dances, local food, and vibrant traditions. It is a great way to see Nagaland’s culture come alive.

4. Boat Ride on Loktak Lake- Float over the unique “phumdis” (floating islands) in Manipur’s Loktak Lake. Plus, you might spot the rare Sangai deer nearby.

5. Visit Gurudongmar Lake- Travel to one of the highest lakes in the world, situated in the mountains of North Sikkim.