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Land Of Seven Sister India Tour-29 days

  • Destination

    India

  • Region

    India

  • Trip Grade

    Grade 3: Hard/challenging

  • Accommodation

    Hotel

  • Total Distance

    4000km

  • Start / End Point

    Guwahati/ Agartala

  • Durations

    29 Days

  • Max. Altitude

    4200m/13780f

  • Meals Included

    Breakfast

  • Group Size

    above 1 pax

  • Best Season

    February to July & September to Decembe

  • Activity per day

    8 hr

  • Transportation

    Private Luxury Tourist Vehicles


29 days Land Of Seven Sister India Tour

ASSAM-MEGHALAYA-ARUNACHAL-NAGALAND-MANIPUR-MIZORAM-TRIPURA(LAND OF SEVEN SISTER)

The history of Seven Sisters of India is interesting and deep-rooted. There were initially three major states during independence. Assam was a huge state and Manipur and Tripura were princely states. Gradually rest of the 4 states were formed. Nagaland was formed in 1963, Meghalaya in 1972, and Mizoram and Arunachal Pradesh in 1987. The Seven Sisters of India have religious, ethnic and cultural diversities and have rich, assorted and interesting tribal cultures and traditions. We hope that this list of seven sisters of India has helped you know more about them.

 

Highlights

  • Guwahati is the capital of the Indian state of Assam and the primary urban center for India's Northeast. Located on the banks of the Brahmaputra River, it is a major economic hub for the region, with important industries including petrochemicals, tourism, tea production, and logistics. The city is known for its picturesque setting on an undulating plain and serves as the gateway to other parts of Northeast India.
  • Shillong is a hill station in northeast India and capital of the state of Meghalaya. It’s known for the manicured gardens at Lady Hydari Park. Nearby, Ward’s Lake is surrounded by walking trails. North, the Don Bosco Centre for Indigenous Cultures features displays on the region’s native people. Waterfalls include the Elephant Falls to the southwest. East of here, forested Shillong Peak offers city views.
  • Cherrapunjee, now officially Sohra, is a town in the East Khasi Hills of Meghalaya, India, known for its spectacular waterfalls, living root bridges, and historically for its extreme rainfall, though the nearby Mawsynram receives even more. The area's lush green landscapes transform during the monsoons, offering stunning sights like the Nohkalikai Falls, and the region also boasts unique natural formations like the Arwah and Mawsmai caves. The local Khasis people have a rich cultural heritage, with Christianity being a predominant influence.
  • Cherrapunjee Extreme Rainfall & Waterfalls: While historically considered the wettest place on Earth, nearby Mawsynram now holds that title. The region, however, is still famous for its dramatic waterfalls, such as the Nohkalikai and Dainthlen, and the three-tiered Wei Saw Dong.
  • Mawlynnong is a village in India's Meghalaya state, known as "God's Own Garden" and Asia's cleanest village, earning the title for its remarkable cleanliness achieved through daily, community-wide efforts to maintain a pristine environment. Residents participate in sweeping streets, using communal dustbins, and teaching these habits to subsequent generations. This collective responsibility has resulted in a beautiful, neat village that attracts visitors impressed by its unique tidiness and lifestyle.
  • Bhalukpong is a picturesque town in Arunachal Pradesh's West Kameng district, situated at the Himalayas' foothills and bordering the Pakhui Wildlife Sanctuary. It serves as a gateway to other Arunachal destinations and is known for its natural beauty along the Kameng River, offering outdoor activities like river rafting and angling. Key attractions include the Tipi Orchidarium and the dense Pakhui (Pakke) Tiger Reserve, providing opportunities for adventure, wildlife viewing, and picnicking.
  • Dirang is a picturesque town in India's Arunachal Pradesh, nestled in the West Kameng district between the towns of Bomdila and Tawang. It is renowned for its serene natural beauty, including lush valleys, forests, and apple orchards, and serves as a significant cultural hub for the Monpa tribe. Key attractions include the ancient Dirang Dzong fort ruins, several hot springs, and the scenic Sangti Valley, making it a popular stop for travelers
  • Tawang is a high-altitude Buddhist monastery town in India's Arunachal Pradesh, famed for the Tawang Monastery, its stunning Himalayan scenery, and its proximity to the India-China border, which is a site of geopolitical tension. Key attractions include the Tawang Monastery, the serene Sela Pass, Bum La Pass, picturesque lakes, and the Nuranang Falls, offering a blend of rich cultural experiences and breathtaking natural beauty
  • Bomdila is a scenic mountain town in India's Arunachal Pradesh state, serving as the headquarters of the West Kameng district. Located at around 8,000 feet (3,500 meters), it is renowned for its picturesque views of the Himalayas, lush apple orchards, and important Buddhist monasteries, including the significant Bomdila Monastery. The town's Buddhist cultural influence is a major draw for tourists, who also visit for its natural beauty, hiking opportunities, and cultural experiences, including traditional Tibetan cuisine.
  • Kaziranga National Park, a World Heritage Site in India's Assam state, is a vital sanctuary for the world's largest population of Indian One-Horned Rhinoceroses. It protects a diverse "Big Five" mammal population, including tigers, elephants, Asiatic wild buffalo, and Eastern swamp deer, alongside various other endangered species and thousands of birds. Located between the Brahmaputra River and the Karbi Hills, the park is open to visitors from November to April.
  • Majuli is the world's largest river island, located in the Brahmaputra River in Assam, India, and was established as India's first island district in 2016. It is a significant cultural hub and the center of Assamese neo-Vaishnavite culture, featuring numerous monasteries and a rich tradition of arts and crafts, including mask-making. Known for its unique rural lifestyle and natural beauty, the island's existence is threatened by annual flooding and erosion from the Brahmaputra, making it a "disappearing island"
  • Kohima is the capital city of Nagaland, a state in Northeast India, known for its historical significance as a British hill station and as a site of major battles during World War II. Established as a subdivision in 1881, Kohima became the capital when Nagaland achieved statehood in 1963. The city is characterized by its deep tribal pride and wartime history, offering a unique cultural experience rooted in the heritage of the Naga people.
  • Imphal is the capital city of the Indian state of Manipur, located in the northeastern part of the country. It is a central hub of the Manipur valley, known for its beautiful plains, and its name comes from the Manipuri words "Yum" (house) and "Phal" (beautiful), meaning "beautiful house". As the state capital, it serves as the primary functional center for the surrounding region.
  • Silchar is a city in the Indian state of Assam, located in the southern part of Cachar district and known for its scenic beauty and cultural diversity. It was once the capital of the Kachari kingdom, with remnants of the royal palace still found in Khaspur, a place near the city. Key attractions near Silchar include Dolu Lake, the ancient Badarpur Fort, and the significant Kancha Kanti Kali Mandir.
  • Aizawl is the capital city and the main political, commercial, and cultural center of the Indian state of Mizoram. Located on a ridge, it's known for its Christian population and the warm, hospitable nature of the Mizo people, who have adopted a westernized lifestyle. The city experiences cool summers and mild winters, with temperatures ranging from 20-29°C in summer and 11-21°C in winter. It's a largely urban area and serves as the seat of the Mizoram state government and its public sector.
  • Agartala is the capital and largest city of the Indian state of Tripura, located in the country's northeastern region, and serves as the administrative center for West Tripura district. Situated at a low altitude with a humid climate, the city is known for its natural beauty and is surrounded by Bangladesh on three sides. Key landmarks include the Ujjayanta Palace, a historic palace and former state assembly building, and the Tripureswari Temple, a significant religious site.
  • Unakoti is a district in the Indian state of Tripura, known for its natural beauty and historical rock-cut sculptures of gods and goddesses. Formed from the bifurcation of the North Tripura district in 2012, its administrative headquarters are located in Kailashahar. The region offers a blend of natural scenery, historical significance, and religious appeal, attracting visitors for both its cultural heritage and its natural landscape.
  • Unakoti is adorned with a liberal gift of nature, featuring numerous rock-cut images of gods and goddesses that showcase its rich historical and religious past. The region is a significant tourist and pilgrimage site, notable for its artistic and architectural heritage in a scenic environment.
  • Neermahal, meaning "Water Palace," is a picturesque royal mansion built in the middle of Rudrasagar Lake in 1930 by Maharaja Bir Bikram Kishore Manikya Bahadur as his summer residence. Located near Agartala in the Indian state of Tripura, this historic palace is renowned for its stunning location, fairytale-like appearance, and blend of both Hindu and Mughal architectural styles.
  • Udaipur is a historic city in the Indian state of Rajasthan, famed as the "White City of the Lakes" for its elegant white palaces and numerous lakes, including the prominent Lake Pichola. Founded by Maharana Udai Singh II, it offers a unique blend of history, culture, and scenic beauty, featuring the grand City Palace complex and picturesque havelis. The city is a popular tourist destination known for its romantic atmosphere, intricate local crafts, and vibrant culture.
  • White City of Lakes: Udaipur is renowned for its distinctive white architecture, most notably the City Palace, and its beautiful lakes, which earned it the nickname "Venice of the East".
  • Architectural Marvels: The City Palace, a massive complex on the banks of Lake Pichola, is a highlight, offering panoramic views of the city. Other notable examples include the Jagat Niwas Palace.
  • Cultural Hub: Udaipur is rich in traditional Indian culture, showcasing artistic handicrafts and a blend of historical beauty with a vibrant local life.

Outline Itinerary

  • Day1: Arrival Guwahati(welcome Dinar).
  • Day2: Guwahati – Shillong (100 km / 3 Hrs approx.)(B).
  • Day3: Shillong – Cherrapunjee – Shillong( 54 km / 2 Hrs approx.)(B).
  • Day4: Shillong – Mawlynnong – Shillong( 78 km / 2.5 Hrs approx.)(B).
  • Day5: Shillong- Bhalukpong( 300 km / 7 Hrs approx.)(B).
  • Day6: Bhalukpong – Dirang( 140 km / 4.5 Hrs approx.)(B).
  • Day7: Dirang – Tawang( 135 km / 4 Hrs approx.)(B).
  • Day8: Tawang Sightseeing Tour(B).
  • Day9: Tawang – Bomdila (177 km / 5 Hrs approx.)
  • Day10: Bomdila – Kaziranga ( 243 km / 7 Hrs approx.)(B).
  • Day11: Kaziranga Sightseeing Tour(B).
  • Day12: Kaziranga – Majuli (243 km/ 7hrs approx.)(B).
  • Day13: Majuli (B).
  • Day14: Majuli – Kohima (232 km / 7Hrs approx.)(B).
  • Day15: Kohima Sightseeing Tour(B).
  • Day16: Kohima –Touphema Village – Kohima (34 km / 1 hour)(B).
  • Day17: Kohima – Imphal (138 km / 4 hrs approx.)(B).
  • Day18: Sightseeing Tour of Imphal(B).
  • Day19: Imphal Tour(B).
  • Day20: Imphal – Moreh – Imphal ( 108 km / 3Hrs)(B).
  • Day21: Imphal – Silchar( 266 km / 9Hrs)(B).
  • Day22: Silchar – Aizawl( 176 km / 6Hrs)(B).
  • Day23: Sightseeing Tour of Aizawl(B).
  • Day24: Aizawl Tour(B).
  • Day25: Aizawl – Agartala (90 km 4 hrs)(B).
  • Day26: Agartala – Unakoti – Agartala(40 km 2hrs)(B).
  • Day27: Agartala – Neermahal – Agartala (53 km / 1.5 hours approx.)(B).
  • Day28: Agartala – Udaipur – Agartala ( 50 km / 1 hrs approx.)(B).
  • Day29: Leave Agartala(B).

Cost Includes

  • India travel permit and all other necessary permits to India;
  • All entrance ticket fees for all tourist sites listed in the itinerary;
  • Personal knowledgeable English-speaking local tour guide;
  • Personal comfortable, clean and safe vehicle with reliable Tibetan local driver; vehicle ranging from 4WD land cruiser to minibus depending on your group size;
  • All lodging listed in the itinerary; it’s your decision about the accommodation class: luxury 5-star international hotel, comfortable 4-star hotel, economic 3-star hotel or budget hostel, guesthouse or tent. Please tell us your accommodation preference when submitting the enquiry; we will arrange the best-value hotels for you.
  • All Breakfast listed in the above itinerary;
  • Tourist accident/casualty insurance;
  • First aid kit;

Cost does not Include

  • International flight tickets and India entry visa
  • Travel and health Insurance that covers emergency Rescues and evacuations
  • During tour time personal expenses, snacks, Beer, coke, juice, water
  • Lunch, Dinner and Extra-night hotel in Delhi
  • Tips for Tour guide and Driver (it is appreciated)

 


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Detail Itinerary

Day1: Arrival Guwahati(welcome Dinar).

Today you will be arriving at Morning Guwahati Airport/Guwahati Station. Assistance on arrival and directly transfer to Hotel. Afternoon visit Kamakhya Temple ,Umananda Temple ,Kalakshetra, Balaji Temple back to hotel. Over Night stay at Guwahati Hotel.  
  • Altitude:55m/180ft
  • Duration:1 hr
  • Accommodation:Hotel

Day2: Guwahati – Shillong (100 km / 3 Hrs approx.)(B).

After breakfast you will be driven to Shillong, on the way visit Umiam Lake (Guest can do boat ride on direct payment basis). On arrival at Shillong check –in at the hotel. In the evening guest can walk around the Local Lewduh ( Police Bazar) Market at Shillong. Overnight stay at Shillong.  
  • Altitude:1520m/4986ft
  • Duration:3 hrs
  • Accommodation:Hotel

Day3: Shillong – Cherrapunjee – Shillong( 54 km / 2 Hrs approx.)(B).

This morning, you will proceed to a day excursion to Cherrapunjee (54 km from Shillong) Cherrapunjee, the capital of the British till 1874 affords an astounding perspective on the essence of Meghalaya, ‘The Abode of Clouds. Visit the waterfalls, View points, etc. After sightseeing back to Shillong via Elephant falls .Overnight stay.  

Day4: Shillong – Mawlynnong – Shillong( 78 km / 2.5 Hrs approx.)(B).

Morning after an early breakfast, you will proceed for a full day excursion to, Mawlynnong Village with Living Root Bridge has earned the distinction of being the Cleanest Village in Asia the picturesque village, offers many interesting sights such as the living root bridge and another strange natural phenomenon of a boulder balancing on another rock. Mawlynnong nestled in the pristine hill state of Meghalaya, is along the Indo-Bangla border known as Dawki Village. This cute and colourful little village is known for its cleanliness. Overnight stay at Shillong.  

Day5: Shillong- Bhalukpong( 300 km / 7 Hrs approx.)(B).

On the 5th day of the tour, have a scrumptious meal and then complete the check-out formalities. Head towards Bhalukpong, which is considered the entry point of Arunachal Pradesh. On arrival, check-in at the hotel and unwind. After freshening up, you will visit Tipi Orchidarium, which is home to over 2,600 cultivated orchids from 80 different species. Explore the enchanting beauty of this quaint town and then return to the hotel.  
  • Altitude:213m/698ft
  • Duration:7 hr
  • Accommodation:Hotel

Day6: Bhalukpong – Dirang( 140 km / 4.5 Hrs approx.)(B).

Enjoy the toothsome breakfast and then complete the check-out formalities at the hotel. Head towards Dirang, which is situated on the bank of River Kameng and is a gateway to Tawang. Enjoy the road trip and the scenic vistas en route. On arrival in Dirang, you will have an assisted transfer to the hotel. Complete the check-in formalities and rest for a while. In the afternoon, get ready to visit Dirang Dzong. You will also visit Monpa Village, one of the country’s richest biodiversity and heritage spots. Explore the village and you can also talk with the locals to learn about the history and folklore of the village.  
  • Altitude:1500m/4990ft
  • Duration:5 hr
  • Accommodation:Hotel

Day7: Dirang – Tawang( 135 km / 4 Hrs approx.)(B).

Morning transfer Dirang to Tawang on theway visit Hot spring water, salapass(13,700ft), Jaswantgarhmuseum. Selapass & Jaswantgarh museum is a historical places.Night stay at Tawang.  
  • Altitude:3048m /10004 ft
  • Duration:4 hr
  • Accommodation:Hotel

Day8: Tawang Sightseeing Tour(B).

Morning visit Bum La Pass & Madhuri Lake ,The Bum La Pass is located about 37 km away from Tawang in Arunachal Pradesh, at the Indo-China border above 15,200 ft above sea level.Bum La Pass & Madhuri Lake middle point is Y junction.Visit by civilian tourist of India is permissible with permission from the Indian Army. The track is very treacherous, only SUVs advisable, and that too only on clear weather day with no snowfall or rainfall.  

Day9: Tawang – Bomdila (177 km / 5 Hrs approx.)

Enjoy the delectable breakfast at the hotel, check out from the hotel, and proceed to Bomdila. En route visit Nag Temple, Bomdila Monastery, and if time permits, also visit Craft Center. After the sightseeing tour, head towards Bomdila.  
  • Altitude:2420m/8000ft
  • Duration:5 hr
  • Accommodation:Hotel

Day10: Bomdila – Kaziranga ( 243 km / 7 Hrs approx.)(B).

Wake up to a toothsome meal, complete the check out from the hotel, and head towards Kaziranga. This town is popular for Kaziranga National Park, an amazing place to visit in Assam.On your arrival in Kaziranga, you will have an assisted transfer to the hotel. Complete the check-in formalities at the hotel and unwind. The rest of the day is at your leisure. You can explore the nearby places of the resort or relax in your room.  
  • Altitude:80m/262ft
  • Duration:7 hrs
  • Accommodation:Hotel

Day11: Kaziranga Sightseeing Tour(B).

Wake up early in the morning and proceed for an elephant safari from 5:30 AM to 6:30 AM in the western range of the national park. The main attraction of this wildlife park includes One-horned Rhinoceros, tiger, wild buffalo, elephant, deer, python, and a variety of migratory birds.Later, return to the hotel for refreshment. After breakfast, head towards the nearby local village to see their way of life and livelihood and also visit Tea Garden & Orchid Sanctuary.Night stay at Kaziranga.  

Day12: Kaziranga – Majuli (243 km/ 7hrs approx.)(B).

After reaching the island, you will have an assisted transfer to the hotel. First, complete the check-in formalities and relax.Night stay at Majuli.  
  • Altitude:80m/262ft
  • Duration:7 hrs
  • Accommodation:Hotel

Day13: Majuli (B).

Post breakfast, proceed for a full day sightseeing tour of Majuli. Visit the Kamala Bari Satra and Auniati Satra, which are major Vaishnavite culture centers here. You can also spend time spotting rare birds and the later part of the day spent learning about their traditional arts and crafts with the local people. Witness the practice of Mask Making for Bhaona, the traditional operas which depict stories from Hindu mythology. In the afternoon, attend a prayer session at the Namghar (temple) and in the evening, you can enjoy the cultural events by the local artists. Afterward, come back to the hotel for an overnight stay and enjoy dinner.  

Day14: Majuli – Kohima (232 km / 7Hrs approx.)(B).

After breakfast, check-out from the hotel and head towards the Ghat to take the ferry for Jorhat. Upon your arrival to Kohima, you will have an assisted transfer to the hotel. Complete the check-in formalities at the hotel. After freshening up, get ready for the sightseeing tour of Kohima. You will visit the Kohima War Centenary, which has been constructed in the memory of martyrs of the Second World War. It was built by the Japanese force which had invaded the place.Return to the hotel after the exploration tour. Have a scrumptious dinner and overnight stay at the hotel.  
  • Altitude:1400m/4565ft
  • Duration:7 hrs
  • Accommodation:Hotel

Day15: Kohima Sightseeing Tour(B).

Today, you will embark on the sightseeing tour of Kohima and explore the worth-visiting places that make this day memorable. Then, you will hit the road to go to Khonoma village, a well-known historical village.In the afternoon, you will visit the State Museum, where you will get a sneak peek into the tribal lifestyle and rich culture of the Nagas. In the evening, return to Kohima. Savor dinner at the hotel and slip into your cozy bed for a restful night.  

Day16: Kohima –Touphema Village – Kohima (34 km / 1 hour)(B).

After having a lip-smacking breakfast, get ready and head straight to the Touphema Village Resort, owned and managed by the Angami Naga community. Later, take delight in the cultural presentation by village folks. In the evening, return to Kohima. Overnight stay at the hotel.  

Day17: Kohima – Imphal (138 km / 4 hrs approx.)(B).

Begin day 17 of the tour with a healthy breakfast and then complete the check-out formalities from the hotel. Then, start your road trip to Imphal. On arrival, check in to the hotel and unwind. After freshening up, get ready for the sightseeing tour. Next, visit Shri Govindajee Temple, the major attraction of the day. In the evening, return to the hotel. The rest of the time is free at your leisure. Have a delicious dinner and enjoy the sound sleep in your room.  
  • Altitude:786m/2579ft
  • Duration:4 hrs
  • Accommodation:Hotel

Day18: Sightseeing Tour of Imphal(B).

After a wholesome breakfast, get ready for the sightseeing tour of Imphal. You will visit the popular Keibul Lamjao National Park, which is famed as the world’s only floating national park.The other day’s visits include Loktak Lake, which is the largest freshwater lake in the northeast region of India, the INA Memorial, and the Japanese War Memorial. After the tour, return to the hotel.  

Day19: Imphal Tour(B).

Wake up to a beautiful day, savor a delicious breakfast, and get ready for the sightseeing tour of the city. Visit Andro Village, which is an offbeat place in Imphal and an amazing place to sneak peek into the rich history of the state.Afterward, visit the Kangla Fort, which is situated on the bank of the Imphal River. Then you will visit the Ima Market, which women run. You can shop for household stuff, handlooms, and handicrafts as souvenirs. Lastly, you will see the World War II cemetery, which has over 1,600 Commonwealth burials of the Second World War. After the sightseeing tour, return to the hotel. Enjoy dinner at the hotel. Overnight stay.  

Day20: Imphal – Moreh – Imphal ( 108 km / 3Hrs)(B).

Start your day with a healthy breakfast and then leave early in the morning to visit Moreh, which is the Indo-Myanmar border town. On arrival in Moreh, you cross over to the Myanmar side and visit the nearest town of Tamu to witness the local culture and lifestyle. You will also visit the Buddhist Pagoda and the local market. Enjoy shopping in the Namphalong Market and buy some souvenirs for your loved ones.  

Day21: Imphal – Silchar( 266 km / 9Hrs)(B).

After Breakfast transfer to silchar.Night stay at Silchar.  
  • Altitude:22m/72 ft
  • Duration:8 hrs
  • Accommodation:Hotel

Day22: Silchar – Aizawl( 176 km / 6Hrs)(B).

After Breakfast transfer to Aizal.Night stay at Aizal.  
  • Altitude:1132m/3675ft
  • Duration:6 hre
  • Accommodation:Hotel

Day23: Sightseeing Tour of Aizawl(B).

Relish an appetizing breakfast at the hotel and give a perfect start to your day with a sightseeing tour at Aizawl. You will visit the famous museums, the Zoological Garden in Durtlang, and Handloom and Handicraft centers.Later, visit a nearby Mizo tribal village where you can observe the traditional lifestyle of the people. You can also enjoy the mesmerizing views of the surrounding region from the village. In the evening, enjoy shopping at the Bara Bazar. You can buy handicrafts, cane and bamboo items, finely woven handloom shawls, and garments.Return to the hotel after the sightseeing tour of Aizawl. Overnight stay at Aizawl.  

Day24: Aizawl Tour(B).

On the 23rd day of the Northeast tour, embark on the sightseeing tour of the city after breakfast. Visit the State Museum at MacDonald Hill. Also, visit various Handlooms and Handicrafts Centres and enjoy shopping.In the afternoon, visit a viewpoint situated in the Aizawl Theological College, Durtlang, from where you can enjoy the enchanting view of the city. Later, proceed to Berawtlang Tourist Center, a popular picnic spot. You can spend some quality time there with your loved ones. Return to the hotel  

Day25: Aizawl – Agartala (90 km 4 hrs)(B).

After Breakfast transfer to Agartala.Night stay at Agartala.  
  • Altitude:12m/38ft
  • Duration:4 hrs
  • Accommodation:Hotel

Day26: Agartala – Unakoti – Agartala(40 km 2hrs)(B).

Savor the scrumptious breakfast and then get ready for the sightseeing tour of Unakoti.Post breakfast proceeds for visiting Unakoti. It is a historic Shaivites pilgrimage spot and dates back to the 7th – 9th centuries.After the sightseeing tour of this magnificent place, return to Agartala. Overnight stay at the hotel.  

Day27: Agartala – Neermahal – Agartala (53 km / 1.5 hours approx.)(B).

Greet the early morning, enjoy an appetizing breakfast, and head towards Neermahal for the full-day sightseeing tour. It is a former royal palace built by the king of Tripura, Maharaja Bir Bikram Kishor Manikya. Afterward visit Tripura Sundari Temple in Matabari, which is also known as Devi Tripureshwari. Seek blessings at the temple and then head towards Agartala. En route visit Sipahijala, Ujjayanta Palace, Kunjaban Palace, and Jagannath Temple. The evening is free at your leisure. You can rest in your room or visit the market for shopping. Enjoy an overnight stay at the hotel.  

Day28: Agartala – Udaipur – Agartala ( 50 km / 1 hrs approx.)(B).

After breakfast, proceed for a day excursion to Udaipur, also known as Rangamati. This city is popular for temples and the most famous of which is the Tripura Sundari temple, which is one of the 51 Shakti Pethas. You will also visit Bhuvaneshwari Temple. Seek blessings at the temples and soak in the blissful aura.In the afternoon, return to Agartala and the rest of the evening is at your leisure. Overnight stay at the hotel in Agartala.  

Day29: Leave Agartala(B).

This is the last of the exploration tour of the Seven Sister States. Post breakfast, complete the check-out formalities from the hotel and have an assisted transfer to Agartala Airport for onward destination.  

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