Departure Dates | River Cruise Name | Direction | Duration | Upper Deck “Twin Sharing” | Upper Deck “Twin Single” | Main Deck “Twin Sharing” | Main Deck “Twin Single” |
23 October’ 2025 | RV Katha Pandaw* | Upstream | 7 Nights | USD 4825 | USD 5757 | USD 3860 | USD 4605 |
30 October’ 2025 | RV Katha Pandaw* | Upstream | 7 Nights | USD 4825 | USD 5757 | USD 3860 | USD 4605 |
07 November’2025 | RV Katha Pandaw* | Upstream | 7 Nights | USD 6435 | USD 7720 | USD 5147 | USD 6176 |
14 November’2025 | RV Katha Pandaw* | Upstream | 7 Nights | USD 4825 | USD 5757 | USD 3860 | USD 4605 |
22 November’2025 | RV Katha Pandaw* | Upstream | 7 Nights | USD 4825 | USD 5757 | USD 3860 | USD 4605 |
29 November ’2025 | RV Katha Pandaw* | Upstream | 7 Nights | USD 4825 | USD 5757 | USD 3860 | USD 4605 |
21 January’2026 | RV Katha Pandaw* | Upstream | 7 Nights | USD 4825 | USD 5757 | USD 3860 | USD 4605 |
28 January’2026 | RV Katha Pandaw* | Upstream | 7 Nights | USD 4825 | USD 5757 | USD 3860 | USD 4605 |
05 February’2026 | RV Katha Pandaw* | Upstream | 7 Nights | USD 6435 | USD 7720 | USD 5147 | USD 6176 |
13 February’2026 | RV Katha Pandaw* | Upstream | 7 Nights | USD 4825 | USD 5757 | USD 3860 | USD 4605 |
20 February’2026 | RV Katha Pandaw* | Upstream | 7 Nights | USD 4825 | USD 5757 | USD 3860 | USD 4605 |
28 February’2026 | RV Katha Pandaw* | Upstream | 7 Nights | USD 4825 | USD 5757 | USD 3860 | USD 4605 |
15 March’2026 | RV Katha Pandaw* | Upstream | 7 Nights | USD 4825 | USD 5757 | USD 3860 | USD 4605 |
Current Port Taxes (Govt Fee) @ USD 65 Per person will be additional
For Upstream / Downstream refer to route map & Itinerary
Transfer to/from Ship,
Entrance fees, Guide services (English language),
Gratuities to crew, main meals, local mineral water, jugged coffee, teas & tisanes plus our India complimentary drinks package
Current Government of India Goods & Service Tax (GST)
Flights, port dues (if levied)
Laundry
All visa costs, Fuel surcharges (see terms and conditions on pandaw website https://www.pandaw.com/expeditions/the-brahmaputra-river-cruise )
All beverages except local mineral water, jugged coffee, teas & tisanes and tips to tour guides, local guides, bus drivers, boat operators and cyclo drivers.
Supplement cost for any Festive, Christmas / New year season if applicable or any other supplement imposed by Pandaw Cruises during any special dates
Travel Insurance (if any)
Items of personal nature use such as laundry, phone bills, drinks etc.
Video camera fees at monuments and parks
Early check-in and Late check-out at hotels, if not mentioned in inclusions
Any other item not mentioned in cost includes column
Arrive in Guwahati and transfer to the RV Kindat Pandaw or from the your hotel in the morning. At 2pm, we cast off from Pandu Port and begin our journey upstream. Learn about the Brahmaputra River with a talk from our knowledgeable guide. Enjoy a cocktail hour with canapes. We anchor near Mayong for the night.
There are a number of different reasons why Guwahati is a place that comes highly recommended when taking a river cruise. There are lots of great attractions for you to enjoy. The Brahmaputra is one of the main attractions here. Taking one of our river cruises is one of the best ways to experience the beautiful Brahmaputra river, with loads of photo opportunities along the coast of Guwahati; a great way to start your adventure.
Spend the day sailing against the strong currents of the Brahmaputra River, making your way through the lush Assam countryside. Take advantage of the onboard activities and lectures to learn more about the region’s fascinating culture and history.
Arrive in Silghat and disembark for a leisurely walk through a typical Assamese village, experiencing the daily life and traditions of the friendly locals. In the evening, enjoy a captivating performance of traditional Assamese folk dances like the Jhumur and Bihu.
Embark on a thrilling jeep safari through the renowned Kaziranga National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site. This wildlife haven boasts the world’s largest population of the Indian One-Horned Rhinoceros and a high density of Royal Bengal Tigers, though sightings of these elusive creatures are rare. Keep an eye out for other fascinating wildlife like Indian elephants, bison, swamp deer, and a variety of bird species as you traverse the park’s diverse landscape.
The park, which hosts two-thirds of the world’s Indian rhinoceroses, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It is a vast expanse of tall elephant grass, marshland, and dense tropical moist broadleaf forests, criss-crossed by four major rivers, including the Brahmaputra, and the park includes numerous small bodies of water. The park is home to large breeding populations of elephants, wild water buffalo, and swamp deer. Kaziranga is recognized as an Important Bird Area by BirdLife International for conservation of avifaunal species which refers as the birds or types of birds found in a specific region
After an early breakfast, embark on an exciting adventure to Nameri National Park, nestled at the foot of the blue hills of Arunachal Pradesh. Take a relaxing float trip down the Jia-Bhoreli River, spotting diverse birdlife and soaking in the breathtaking scenery. Later, journey to Bamuni Hills to marvel at the ancient rock carvings dating back to the 8th century, offering a glimpse into the artistic heritage of the region.
Step ashore in Mayong Village, shrouded in mystique and known for its long-standing association with magic and sorcery. Delve into the intriguing history of this unique village, learning about ancient mantras and their uses in everything from healing to identifying thieves. You might even witness a captivating magic demonstration by a local resident. Later, continue sailing downstream, enjoying the ever-changing scenery and onboard activities.
Rise early for a visit to the Noonmati Tea Garden, where you’ll witness the fascinating process of tea production, from plucking the leaves to the final stages of drying and packaging. After lunch, sail to Sualkuchi, a major center for silk production in Assam. Discover the intricate art of silk-making, from the delicate silkworms spinning their cocoons to the skilled weavers creating exquisite sarees worn by local women
Disembark in Guwahati and bid farewell to the majestic Brahmaputra River as you transfer to the airport or hotel for your onward journey.
Today we continue sailing downstream before landing to visit the imposing Imambara at Hooghly. With verses from the Quran written on its walls, the Imambara is an opportunity to step back in time and relive a slice of Islamic history in Bengal. Sail past the old Dutch settlement of Chinsura to Chandernagore, a French possession until 1950. Visit the 18th-century church and Dupleix’s House, erstwhile Governor-General of French India. Enjoy a TukTuk ride to the Hangseshwari Temple before sailing into the night to a mooring near Kolkata.
Chandannagar was established as a French colony in 1673, when the French obtained permission from Ibrahim Khan, the Nawab of Bengal, to establish a trading post on the right bank of the Hughli River.
Early morning moor in Kolkata Port and transfer to hotel or airport. Passengers with night flights may stay in their cabins and are at leisure during the day with a lunch served on board and a light supper prior to departure.
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