Brahmaputra River Cruise FAQ’s
River Conditions and Disclaimer:
River cruising in this part of the world is an adventurous experience. Assam is still in the developing stages of tourism and the developing infrastructure is rushing to keep pace with the rapidly growing interest in this part of India.
As such, our voyage is an expedition-style cruise with all creature comforts on board. Our shore-side staff will make every effort to attend to your comfort during onshore expeditions. However, vehicles and roads may not be of the same standard that you have experienced elsewhere, although we use the best of what is available locally. Please note, this itinerary is subject to weather and river conditions.
The Captain/Cruise Director reserves the right to adjust the itinerary for passenger safety and comfort. The Brahmaputra River is subject to seasonal fluctuations. Islands and sandbars can appear and disappear between one sailing and the next.
Also, being one of the highest precipitation zones in the world, our program is subject to weather and river conditions. Also, we reserve the right to convert the direction of the cruise from upstream to downstream or vice versa without any compensation.
What is the specialty of the Brahmaputra cruise experience?
The River Brahmaputra depicts the landscape of Assam in the northeast of India - ancient temples, a world of exotic wildlife, and tea gardens. It offers an attractive mix of culture and adventure scenes. Nevertheless, the journey of the Brahmaputra river is deeply rewarded. It includes Kaziranga National Park and Tiger Reserve, spread on the southern coast, which is the star and most important attraction of the state of Assam. Also, there is a lot to see from working in tea gardens to monasteries, Hindu temples, and amazing birdlife. Also unexpectedly you will get glimpses of the Gangetic river dolphins. If the weather is clear, from here we can also see a line of Himalayan peaks in Arunachal Pradesh.
What is the departure and embarkation timing for the Brahmaputra River cruise?
The Brahmaputra River Cruise which starts at Guwahati is a private cruise meant for charters hence does not have a fixed sailing time. The timings are customized as per the group.
Is the Brahmaputra River Cruise an upmarket experience?
Yes, this cruise is a luxury experience and during this cruise trip, you get all refined comforts.
How much does the Brahmaputra River Cruise cost?
The full board experience includes all transfers and activities while staying on the cruise ship, the prices start from Rs 25,000 per person per day and upwards.
How many cabins are there on the ship?
The ship has 23 cabins on the ship on a twin share basis. So a total of 46 guests can be accommodated.
What kind of meals are served on the ship?
Delicious native and international cuisine is served on the cruise ship which consists of both veg & non-veg. All alcoholic drinks are charged on an extra basis. You may please ask us for a quote for an all-inclusive drinks package.
Are the rooms air-conditioned on the ship?
Yes, all rooms are air-conditioned and heated on the ship. Not only the rooms but also the dining area is also air-conditioned for extra comfort.
Do the cabins have attached bathrooms?
Yes, all rooms have attached modern bathrooms for the perfect comforts.
Does one need to be physically fit to do this itinerary?
This is an easy active program and it requires fitness enough to do simple walks each day.