North East India is one of India's most diverse and fascinating regions, where spectacular mountains, dense forests, remote valleys, vibrant tribal cultures and extraordinary wildlife create a world distinctly different from the rest of the country. From the living-root bridges of Meghalaya and the monasteries of Arunachal Pradesh to the tea gardens of Assam, the tribal traditions of Nagaland and the landscapes of Sikkim, the region offers experiences that are still relatively unexplored by international travellers.
At Summit Safari India, we create private and tailor-made North East India tours for travellers looking to discover the region's remarkable landscapes, cultures and traditions. Our journeys can include mountain villages, tribal communities, monasteries, wildlife sanctuaries, tea estates, national parks, cultural festivals and scenic road journeys through some of India's most remote destinations.
A North East India tour can focus on individual states or combine several destinations into a wider journey. Travellers can explore the Kaziranga National Park and tea country of Assam, the living-root bridges and waterfalls of Meghalaya, the Buddhist monasteries and mountain landscapes of Sikkim and Arunachal Pradesh, or experience the rich tribal heritage and renowned Hornbill Festival of Nagaland. Each state offers its own landscapes, communities, traditions and experiences.
Whether you are looking for a North East India cultural tour, tribal experience, wildlife safari, mountain journey, photography tour, festival experience or private India tour, we design personalised itineraries around the interests and travel style of each traveller. These journeys can also be combined with Bhutan, Nepal or other parts of India, depending on the route and duration.
With our experience of travelling through North East India, Summit Safari India helps travellers discover a side of India that remains wonderfully authentic and diverse. From Assam's wildlife and tea gardens to Meghalaya's living-root bridges, Nagaland's tribal festivals and Arunachal Pradesh's remote Himalayan landscapes, North East India is not simply one destination—it is a collection of extraordinary journeys waiting to be explored.