North East India has become one of the most searched-for holidays among Mumbai travellers, and it is easy to see why — Meghalaya's living-root bridges, Sikkim's snow peaks, Kaziranga's rhinos and Bhutan's monasteries are unlike anything else in the country. As a specialist North East DMC, TripTrix Voyages handles the ground for both direct travellers and Mumbai-based travel agents at net rates.
How to reach North East India from Mumbai
Most itineraries begin at Guwahati (for Meghalaya, Assam, Arunachal and Nagaland) or Bagdogra (for Sikkim, Darjeeling and Bhutan). Direct and one-stop flights connect Mumbai to Guwahati in roughly 3.5–5 hours; Bagdogra is usually a one-stop route. We time transfers so clients land and move to the hills the same day.
Best itineraries for Mumbai travellers
For a first trip, a 6–7 night Meghalaya loop (Shillong, Cherrapunji, Dawki, Mawlynnong) or a Sikkim–Darjeeling combo works beautifully. Those with 9–10 nights can add Kaziranga or push into Arunachal's Tawang. Honeymooners and small groups from Mumbai love the Bhutan Paro–Thimphu–Punakha circuit.
Best time to go
October to April gives clear skies and comfortable travel across the region; the monsoon (June–September) is spectacular in Meghalaya for waterfalls. We plan Mumbai departures around long weekends and school holidays for group departures.
- Fly into Guwahati or Bagdogra — we arrange all transfers
- 5–7 nights for one state; 10+ for a multi-state loop
- No special permit for most areas; Arunachal & parts of Sikkim need an ILP/PAP (we process it)
- Agents: request net rates for any Mumbai departure
Share your dates and group size and our trade desk will build a Mumbai-to-North-East itinerary with net rates on request.
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