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A 15 day motorcycle journey across Northeast India offers riders a rare opportunity to explore some of the most untouched landscapes in Asia. The Eastern Arch Motorcycle Tour connects the scenic states of Assam, Arunachal Pradesh, Nagaland, and Meghalaya through winding mountain roads, river valleys, and vibrant tribal regions.
The well structured Motorcycle trip in North East India by Brahmand Tour starts and ends in Guwahati and allows riders to explore iconic locations while enjoying one of the most scenic Himalayan motorcycle adventure routes in India.
Which Places Can You Explore on the Eastern Arch Motorcycle Tour?
This motorcycle expedition covers some of the most fascinating destinations in Northeast India.
Tawang – A remote Himalayan town known for the famous Tawang Monastery and breathtaking mountain views.
Sela Pass – One of the highest motorable passes in Arunachal Pradesh offering spectacular landscapes.
Kaziranga National Park – A UNESCO World Heritage site known for the one horned rhinoceros and diverse wildlife.
Majuli Island – The world’s largest river island located on the Brahmaputra River and famous for its unique culture.
Shillong – Often called the Scotland of the East, Shillong is known for its cool climate and beautiful hill scenery.
Cherrapunji – One of the wettest places on earth, famous for dramatic waterfalls and lush green valleys.Why Choose a Bike Adventure to Meghalaya and Arunachal?
The Bike Adventure to Meghalaya and Arunachal offers riders the chance to experience diverse landscapes, high altitude mountain passes, monasteries, tribal culture, and dense forests. It is one of the most rewarding guided motorcycle tours in India for riders looking for adventure and exploration.
Tour Price: US$ 3160 per rider
Departure Date: 26 March 2026 to 09 April 2026
This journey provides the perfect combination of culture, scenery, and adventure for riders looking for an unforgettable motorcycle adventure in Northeast India.
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