Species & Habitats

Exploring The Northeast Forest

India's northeast is a different country of forest — rainforest rolling into montane oak and rhododendron, cut by river valleys few travellers ever see. This is an expedition-style journey for the patient: long walks under the canopy, quiet mornings on ridgelines, and a cast of endemic species that belongs nowhere else on earth.

The journey

An Introduction

We travel between Arunachal's forested valleys and its birding ridgelines, working with local trackers and community homestays. The region is remote, the sightings earned — but the reward is a biodiversity that rivals anything else on the subcontinent: red panda feeding at dawn, hoolocks calling across a valley, and hornbills crossing a river of mist.

You may photograph

Highlight Species

Red Panda
Hoolock Gibbon
Clouded Leopard
Hornbills (multiple species)
Himalayan Black Bear
Rare Forest Birds

Rhythm

Number of Nights Recommended

Minimum of 5–7 nights — the terrain is remote and the sightings reward patience.

Season

Best Time to Visit

October to April, after the monsoon lifts and the forests clear into their most accessible season.

Where we go

Best Locations

Arunachal Pradesh
Namdapha National Park
Eaglenest Wildlife Sanctuary
Kaziranga Birding Extensions

Plan your journey

Plan a Northeast expedition with us

Travel with our naturalist and trusted local guides on a journey crafted around your rhythm, your fitness and the endemic species of India's wildest corner.

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