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Day 1 | <\/strong>Guwahati to Dirang (210 km \/ 7-8 hrs)\u2028Your journey begins with a scenic drive from Guwahati to Dirang, where you\u2019ll be treated to the region\u2019s diverse birdlife. Along the way, enjoy birding in the lush forests, capturing glimpses of various species. After a long day of travel, settle in for an overnight stay in Dirang.
Day 2 | <\/strong>Dirang to Tawang\u2028Embark on a birding expedition en route to Tawang. The day promises sightings of some of the Himalayas\u2019 most beautiful birds, including the Himalayan Monal, Solitary Snipe, and Rosefinches. We\u2019ll reach Tawang by evening, where you\u2019ll have a restful night to prepare for more birding.
Day 3 |<\/strong> Tawang \u2013 Ani Gonpa Road\u2028A short drive to Ani Gonpa Road will kick off a full day of birdwatching. Our primary targets include the elusive Satyr Tragopan, Tibetan Blackbird, and Collared Grosbeak. The region\u2019s stunning landscapes and unique birds will make for an unforgettable experience. Overnight stay in Tawang.
Day 4 |<\/strong> Tawang to Dirang\u2028Morning birding in Tawang offers a chance to spot any missed species. Afterward, we\u2019ll travel via the breathtaking Sela Pass to Dirang, birdwatching along the way. Key targets include the Yellow-rumped Honeyguide and Brown Parrotbill. Overnight in Dirang.
Day 5 |<\/strong> Dirang to Mandala Top\u2028A short drive will take you to Mandala Top, where we\u2019ll spend the day birding. Highlights include the Temminck\u2019s Tragopan, Black-throated Parrotbill, and Firetail Sunbird, as well as other rare species. Return to Dirang for the night.
Day 6 | <\/strong>Dirang to Lower Mandala\u2028A brief drive brings us to Lower Mandala, where we\u2019ll explore the dense forests for a range of species, such as the Blue-throated Flycatcher, Sapphire Flycatcher, and Rusty-tailed Flycatcher. In the evening, we\u2019ll head to Tenga for an overnight stay.
Day 7 |<\/strong> Tenga to Eaglenest Pass\u2028A short drive takes us to Eaglenest Pass, where we\u2019ll spend the day birdwatching. Look out for the Himalayan Shortwing, Hill Partridge, and the rare Hodgson\u2019s Frogmouth. Overnight stay in Tenga.
Day 8 |<\/strong> Tenga to Lama Camp\u2028A 40-minute drive to Lama Camp sets the stage for another thrilling day of birding. Species like the Bugun Liocichla and Purple Cochoa are the stars of the day. We\u2019ll also target Crested Bunting and Slender-billed Oriole. Return to Tenga for the night.
Day 9 |<\/strong> Tenga to Bomphu Camp\u2028The day will be spent birding in the Bomphu Camp area, where we can expect sightings of the Blyth\u2019s Tragopan, Blue-fronted Robin, and the rare Snowy-browed Flycatcher. Stay overnight at Bomphu Camp.
Day 10 | <\/strong>Bomphu Camp & Sesni\u2028A full day of birding awaits us around the camp and at nearby Sesni, with opportunities to spot Beautiful Nuthatch, Rufous-necked Hornbill, and a variety of babblers. Overnight at Bomphu Camp.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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Day 11 | <\/strong>Khellong Area\u2028Birdwatching at Khellong promises a wealth of species, including the White-hooded Babbler, Large Blue Flycatcher, and Pale-billed Parrotbill. Overnight at Bomphu Camp.
Day 12 | <\/strong>Lower Khellong\u2028Another day of exploration takes us to Lower Khellong, where the dense forests provide opportunities for spotting even more rare birds. We\u2019ll return to Khellong for an overnight stay.
Day 13 |<\/strong> Khellong to Manas National Park (8-9 hrs drive)\u2028After a morning birding session near Khellong, we head toward Manas National Park. The journey is long but filled with anticipation for the birding opportunities ahead. Overnight stay at Manas.
Day 14-15 |<\/strong> Manas National Park\u2028Over two days, we\u2019ll explore the heart of Manas National Park with morning and afternoon jeep safaris. We\u2019ll be on the lookout for Bengal Florican, Black-breasted Parrotbill, and the stunning Blue-naped Pitta. The park\u2019s rich biodiversity offers incredible birdwatching opportunities. Overnight stay at Manas.
Day 16 | <\/strong>Manas to Garbanga (3-4 hrs drive)\u2028We\u2019ll make our way to Garbanga for a full day of birding, targeting species such as the Great Slaty Woodpecker, Oriental Dwarf Kingfisher, and Blue-winged Leafbird. Overnight in Guwahati.
Day 17 | <\/strong>Garbanga and Departure\u2028On your final morning, enjoy a birding session at Garbanga before being dropped at the airport, bringing an end to your unforgettable birding journey.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Top targets :<\/strong> Bugun liochichla, temminicks tragopan, blyths tragopan, satyr tragopan,Himalayan monal ,blood pheasant, snow partridge, grandala , solitary snipe, wards trogon, brown bushwarbler, begal florican,Sikkim wedge billed babbler, beautiful nuthatch, fire tailed myzornis, black tailed crake, long billed wreb babbler, eyebrowed wren babbler ,hodgson frogmouth, Himalayan owl, slender billed scimitar babbler, white hooded babbler, white browes<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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