Explore the stories of World War & Ahom Kingdom

Full day activity, visit Tiddim Road, which includes the Japanese Memorial to the War, battlefields, the INA Memorial Complex at Moirang, Loktak Lake and Keibul Lamjao National Park. Overnight Imphal.

Visit India’s Gateway to East, (Moreh) India (Tamu) Mayanmar border to understand the WWII happenings, Perhaps the most stirring introduction to this area is in the book Imphal – A Flower on Lofty Heights: “They are hills unknown to the outside world, but they will remain always in the memories of those who fought there. They were the scene of some of the most ferocious fighting of the whole war, and hundreds and hundreds of British, Indian, Gurkha and Japanese soldiers lost their lives on these hills..."

Land port Moreh is located along the international border between India and Myanmar located at a distance of about 110 kms from the city of Imphal.  It is presently the only feasible land route for trade between India and Myanmar and other South East Asian Countries. Overnight Imphal.

Drive to Kohima (approx. 5 Hrs) and check in at the hotel. On way visit Milestone 109, Kanglatongbi War Memorial and the Battle of Kohima Museum. Overnight Kohima.

Explore the site of the battle known as the ‘Stalingrad of the Far East’ and walk Kohima Ridge, including its war cemetery and key strategic positions, Visit the village of Khonoma and learn about the involvement of the Naga tribespeople in the battle. Overnight Homestay in Khonoma.

Drive approx. 5 hrs to Jorhat, Visit the war Cemetery and understand the landscape staying in a Homestay adjoining the Hollongapar Gibbon Sanctuary. Overnight Homestay. 

On way to Dibrugarh visit Charaideo Maidam at Sivsagar, Charaideo Maidam has received the prestigious status of UNESCO world Heritage site in July 2024. Explore the reach history of Ahom Kingdom, Visit Rong Ghar and transfer to Tea heritage bungalow. Overnight Tea Bungalow.

Fly Back from Dibrugarh or if you have two more days to explore the Historic Stilwell’s Road.

The Historic Stilwell’s Road, 1726 Km long road was constructed by the Allied Soldiers lead by America during the Second World War. It started from Ledo, in Assam, India, one of the railheads of the Bengal-Assam railway in the valley of the Upper Bramaputra, to the Burma Road, which connected to Kunming, China. It passed through Lekhapani, Jairampur, Nmampong and the Pangsau pass on the India-Burma (now Myanmar) border.

Originally named the “Ledo Road”, it was constructed under the direct supervision of American General Joseph Warren Stilwell, and was renamed after him in early 1945 at the suggestion of Generalissimo Chaing Kai-shek.

Visit the Places Ledo – Margherita and the cemetery ground near Lekhapani. Drive to Jairampur and overnight.

On way to Nampong – The last Town, visit the world War II cemetery. Drive further 12 Kms to Pangsau Pass, if permits are allowed.Overnight Nampong.

Drive back to Dibrugarh airport for connective flight.