CRUISING TOURS

Cruises on the mighty river Brahmaputra

The Brahmaputra, as the river is known in Assam, has its origin in Tibet. It flows through the breadths of Assam & joins the Bay of Bengal through Bangladesh. The true source of the Brahmaputra lies in the ranges of the Chemayungdung mountains, some sixty miles south east of mount Kailash, being India’s most sacred mountain, revered as the home of Lord Shiva, one of the three main Gods of the Hindus. The Brahmaputra or Lohit (Red River) is known as Tamchok or Horse River in Western Tibet, the Tsangpo in central and eastern Tibet, the Siang in Arunachal Pradesh, the Jamuna, the Padma and finally the Meghna during its course in Bangladesh. In total the Brahmaputra covers some 1800 miles from its origin till the end.
 

The Brahmaputra is considered as tears in the monsoons as it creates havoc. At the same time it brings in prosperity to the land.

It was this Brahmaputra that decided the fate of Assam with the great battle of Saraighat being fought on this river at Guwahati in the seventeenth century between the invading Mughal forces from Delhi under the command of Rajput King Of Amber Raja Ram Singh & the defending Ahom forces, under Ahom commander Lachit Barphukan. The defeat of the Mughal forces permanently sealed any major expedition and thus Assam survived from coming under the Mughal rule.

Cruising down the mighty river Brahmaputra is a life time experience even for the locals of Assam. In the existing cruise ships it is an expensive affair which is meant for the high end tourists leaving many dreamers high & dry. Here we are trying to make your dreams come true with an affordable cruise in a 04 cabined luxurious Yacht. Enjoy this life time experience & go back home & tell your friends to experience the same once in the life time!

We have prepared 03 itineraries for you. The tours have fixed dates of departure.

About The Vessel:

The cruise vessel has four air-conditioned cabins, three on the lower deck and one on the upper deck. The cabins do not have attached bath. There is one common bath in the vessel.

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