Who Are We?

We are a group of friends who love the North East India and pride ourselves in being called
the 'Sons of our Soil'.

Having spent time away from our home town in major Indian metros like Bangalore, Hyderabad
and New Delhi we finally got our 'home calling' and we decided to quit our cushy corporate
jobs and return to our home in the North East.

We travelled extensively across Assam, Meghalaya, Arunachal Pradesh and Nagaland and
discovered many amazing spots and that was when we decided to showcase the beauty of our
region to the entire world.

This idea bestowed on us in the midst of the dense jungles of the Dehing Patkai Wildlife
Sanctuary and hence we decided to name our venture as "Jungleideas". So here we are
'www.jungleideas.com' - an Ecotourism 'dotcom' venture dedicated to promote North East
India to the world though its tourism, culture, tribes, wildlife and handicrafts a plethora
of infinite experiences.
What do we do?
● We make you Step out of the mundane 'Fixed trip/tour' procedures.

● We tailor your journey to North East India with your preferences. There's so much
more to it that you will cherish your visit to the 'Paradise Unexplored'.

● We promote the Arts & Crafts of the region and provide an additional source of
income to the rural households by helping them sell these products to the world.

● We promote Eco-tourism in the region by helping tourists explore remote places of

the region and provide a source of livelihood to the people in those places.

● We will make your visit to the North East India a memorable experience. A land
that is no longer associated with Terrorism and Black Magic any more...
How We Do it?
That is a business secret…….Just kidding...

The passionate team does it all……..

Arunav Bora Anurag Bora Joy Das-(Freelancer, Explorer & Owner‘Spectrum Shillong)
(Founder & Operator) (Co-Founder, Explorer & a Great Guitarist)
What Do you find with us?
Each of our tours are handpicked and customized to make your journey a memorable one.

Our Team has travelled extensively across the states of Assam, Meghalaya and Arunachal
Pradesh and have discovered Exotic places, fine tuned the Itinerary to the Most visited
places in these States & discovered new places to promote Eco-Tourism in the region.

You may choose to Travel with us as per the Itinerary of the above classified Tours or
Choose to customize your visit as per your Requirements, Travel Budget and most
significantly within your Available Time !!

● Witness Wildlife at the National Parks of North East India- The Kaziranga National Park; Manas National Park;
Nameri National Park & Tiger Reserve; Dibru-Saikhowa National Park; Namdapha Tiger reserve.

● The Pilgrimage Tour of Assam, Meghalaya & Arunachal Pradesh

● Memoirs of World War II ~ The Stilwell Road, War Cemeteries and more

● Bedazzling Bird Watching Tours of Assam & Arunachal Pradesh-Dipor Beel, Chandubi Lake & The National
Park of Manas; The National Park of Nameri;The National Park of Kaziranga; The National Park
of Dibru-Saikhowa
‘Akou’ What Do you find with us?
● Simply on a Vacation to 'Paradise Unexplored'-Assam & Meghalaya; Assam & Arunachal
Pradesh; Assam & Nagaland.

● The Grand Tour of Amazing Assam!

● North East India Adventure Tours

● Indigenous Tribes of Assam & North East India

● Ecotourism Homestays and Cottages in North East India

● History and Culture Tours of North East India

● Indigenous and Traditional Festivals of North East India

● Relive the Grandeur of the British Raj Tour of Assam

How will you contact us?
Jungleideas
#6, Ward 17, Sarusajai,
Lokhra, Guwahati,
Assam 781040

For other Tour Booking related queries and terms and conditions please visit our web address -
www.jungleideas.com or write to us on info@jungleideas.com or call us on +91 7086009708; +91 8752960828
Some facts
● There are nearly 220 languages spoken in the states of the Northeast. Interestingly, both
language and culture of Northeast are a mix of Tibetan, South-East Asian and East Indian
culture.
● Mughal emperors ruled the Indian subcontinent from the early 16th century to the early
18th century. North East is the only part of India, where Mughals could not occupy during
their reign.
● Mughal emperors ruled the Indian subcontinent from the early 16th century to the early
18th century. North East is the only part of India, where Mughals could not occupy during
their reign.
● The world’s largest river island, the Majuli and the world’s smallest river island
Umananda, both are in the Northeast.
● Almost 70% North East India’s terrains is covered by hills, which makes it one of the
beautiful destinations for the tourists.A total of seven prominent national parks of India
are located in North East, including the famous world heritage sites Kaziranga and Manas.
● Northeast India is considered as one of the most musically driven regions in the country.
Shillong in Meghalaya is considered as the rock capital of India. The Hornbill festival of
Kohima, Nagaland, is India’s most well-known music and dance festival.
Facts Continue
Mawsynram in Meghalaya receives an annual average rainfall of 11,873 mm, for which it holds the
Guinness World Record of being the wettest place on Earth.

The famous one-horned rhino is exclusively found in the Northeastern part of India.

Sualkuchi in Assam is one of the world's largest weaving villages where the entire population is
engaged in weaving silk fabrics. Muga, the golden silk of Assam which is not produced anywhere else
in the world.

North East is considered as the most cleanest region in India. Mawlynnong in Meghalaya is the
cleanest village in entire Asia.

Northeast India is a hub where nearly 70 per cent of the country’s orchids are found. A large
number of them are ornamental and endangered.
Reasons to take your Students on a School Trip to north east India:-

1. Language Learning Opportunities

2. Learning about Local Culture
3. Meeting new people and making new friends
4. Better bond between teachers and students
5. Students' increased motivation
6. Expanding students' worldview
7. Educational targets and prestige
8. CV building
9. Culinary experience
10. Having a (mini-)Holiday