Early morning breakfast - Transfer to Ziro - Drive approximately 140 kilometres i.e. 04 hours to 05 hours drive - Ziro is a small town of Arunachal Pradesh at an elevation of nearly 5754 feet and is one of the most famous hill station in the state - It comprises the original Ziro village and the new Zero town (Hapoli) - The distance between these two places is 05 kilometres - There is the well known Talle Sanctuary - It is well known for Apatani Tribe, which is found in this region - Also known as the land of Apatanis - Also famous for the conservation and Paddy - cum - a Fish culture which is unique amongst the Arunachal tribals - On the way explore Nishi Tribal Villages - Check in Hotel - Evening free to stroll around the market area - Overnight stay at Ziro

After breakfast visit Hong village – one of the largest tribal village in Asia - Later visit other ethnic villages - Explore the tribal villages inhabited by Apatani tribal people – Apatani, like other tribes of the the state also believe in the sun and the moon as a god and have a traditional altar in there home made up of Bamboo and Cane the main inhabitant of Ziro area - The uniqueness of Apatani tribe is tattooing on women face and its nose plug - Five small rivulets namely Subansiri, Nishi, Apatani, Dafala and Miri flow nearby and few peaks also; one is the Salin peak on the old Apatani trade route to North Lakhimpur - Kile Pakho, one of the high mountain ridge is just 7 kilometres from Ziro and is rich in biological diversity with flora and fauna - There is a Handicraft Centre - Evening free to stroll around the market area - Overnight at Ziro

Early morning breakfast – Next drive to Daporijo approximately 180 kilometres and the drive of 6 ½ hours to 7 hours - On the way visit Tagin villages on the way and Hill Miris are the major tribe of this area - Daporijo is a town in the Indian state of Arunachal Pradesh situated at an elevation of 600 meters- Daporijo is headquarters of Upper Subansiri District, which is the homeland of four ethnic groups i.e. Galo, Tagin, Hill Miri and Nah tribes - And of different belief background viz. Christianity, Donyi Poloism and Animism - Other the attraction is Dumporijo town and is just 13 kilometres away from Daporijo towards Basar- Likabali road known for Galo and Tagin ethnic peoples - Evening free to stroll around the market area - Overnight stay at Daporijo

Early morning breakfast - Next drive to Along - It is approximately 165 Kilometres and is nearly 06 hours drive – Land of Adi & Adi Gallonng People - Aalog is a town and headquarter of the West Siang district of the Indian state of Arunachal Pradesh. The Yomgo River Festival, held every year during peak tourist season, and lasting 3–4 days is celebrated from 11 January to 15 January - This festival is celebrated with a view to promoting tourism, indigenous culture and tradition, handloom & handicrafts and showcase its rich cultural heritage - Evening free to stroll around the market area - Overnight stay at Along

Full day at Along exploring Adi villages - It is situated near Assam’s border - The valley is picturesque surrounded by mountains with rivers flowing through them - The place has various attractions like Kane Wildlife Sanctuary, which is situated here, houses wild species such as elephants and deer - The Hanging Bridge on River Siang is made of cane and bamboo - One would go river rafting and trekking if you are keen to have some activity to challenge your physical ability - Evening free to stroll around the market area - Overnight stay at Along

Early morning breakfast - Next drive approximately 150 kilometres i.e. its the drive of nearly o5 hours - Named the gateway to Arunachal Pradesh, this is the oldest town of the state - It is located on the banks of Siang River at an elevation of 155 meters - The place is blessed with the kindness of nature and offers mesmerising views - The majestic river the Brahmaputra flows to this the place from Tibet - Pangin and Daying Ering Wildlife Sanctuary are two top attractions here - Land of Pasi & Minniyiong Tribe - Enroute enjoy the great view of Great Siang & Siyom confluence – The origin of Great river Brahmaputra - Visit Minnyiong villages - Evening free to stroll around the market area - Overnight stay at Hotel in Pasighat

Early morning breakfast - Either by road but exciting is by crossing the river Brahmaputra by country boat - It's 05 - 06 hours of sailing - Next drive to Dibrugarh - Option (and a more interesting one) is from Oiramghat in Pasighat to Mohanbari (Dibrugarh) by ferry across the Brahmaputra - Dibrugarh is a city Well known as the Tea City of India - Cheerful and clement Dibrugarh, Assam’s original tea city, usefully closes a loop between Kaziranga National Park and the Ziro–Along–Pasighat route in Arunachal Pradesh. It is also the terminus (or starting point) for the fascinating ferry ride along the Brahmaputra River to Pasighat - There is Digboi, 50 miles / 80 kilometres from Dibrugarh, that the first oil well was dug during the British era - Evening free to stroll around the market area - Overnight stay at Hotel in Dibrugarh

Early Morning breakfast - Watch how tea leaves are plucked and you can also try plucking tea - Know about the process of tea manufacturing by visiting a Tea Factory - Thereafter transfer to the airport There are many options to travel from Dibrugarh - Best is air transfer from Dibrugarh to Guwahati, Delhi or Kolkata with direct flight - One can also travel by road from Dibrugarh to Guwahati - It is approximately 480 kilometres and is 08 hours to 09 hours drive - There are 12 Trains running between Guwahati and Dibrugarh - From Mohanbari airport, 16 kilometres northeast of Dibrugarh and 4 kilometres off the Tinsukia road, Air India and Jet Airways fly to Guwahati, Kolkata and Delhi, while IndiGo flies to Guwahati - Forwarding Journey