Bhutan, Sikkim, Darjeeling and Meghalaya, planned clearly.

Yes. Many people join on their own. Rooms are double sharing; our single-room rule is being finalised, so message us for your date.

Days include some walking and long drives on mountain roads. The hardest walks are optional: the Double Decker root bridge in Meghalaya is about 3,000 steps each way, and the Tiger’s Nest hike in Bhutan takes 3–5 hours. If you’d rather not, we plan an easier visit for you that day.

November and December are dry and clear, with cold mornings and nights, close to freezing in Shillong, Thimphu and Paro. Every trip page has a packing list.

For Bhutan, an Indian passport valid for 6 months or a Voter ID; Aadhaar and PAN aren’t accepted at the border. For Meghalaya, any government photo ID. For Nagaland, an Inner Line Permit, which we help you apply for. We tell you exactly what to bring when you book.

No. Each trip starts and ends at a named airport or station, Guwahati for Meghalaya and Bagdogra for Bhutan, so you can book the fare that suits you. We give you the pick-up and drop times.

Mountain roads and weather can change a day’s plan. Your guide or trip captain changes the order of sightseeing for safety, and we keep you posted on WhatsApp.

For group trips: 80% back if you cancel 30 or more days before departure, 50% at 15 to 29 days, and no refund under 15 days. Each trip page shows its own terms.