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Six Degree Adventures

Name: Six Degree Adventures
Address: Basisthapur Lane 3, Guwahati, 781028, IN
Telephone: +918336900840

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30/06/2025

We’re beyond thrilled to share that Six Degree Adventures has been awarded the Silver Award for Sustainable Leadership in Travel Enterprises at the Indian Responsible Tourism Awards 2025! 🏆🇮🇳

From our sacred trails of Kamakhya to community-powered journeys across Northeast India, this award is a recognition of our belief that travel should be transformational—for both the traveller and the local community. 🌍💛

A big shoutout to our incredible team, local partners, and YOU—our community of mindful travellers—for believing in responsible, culture-rich, and conservation-focused tourism. This silver isn’t just a trophy—it’s a testament to what slow, meaningful, people-first travel can achieve.

Thank you for the honour and for building a platform that celebrates purpose-driven journeys. Onward and upward! 🚀

01/06/2025

Deep in the heartlands of Arunachal Pradesh, the Galo tribe keeps alive one of the most powerful shamanic traditions of India.
Join us to explore a different side of India.

28/05/2025

Happy days

27/05/2025

Guwahati City tour with bollywood actor Mr Dibyendu Bhattacharya and family.

16/04/2025

Mawphlang sacred forest is a great example of how culture and environmental protection go hand in hand.

14/04/2025

Assam and Meghalaya tour with guests from Mumbai

26/02/2025

We are thrilled to share that Six Degree Adventures has won Silver in the Sustainable Leadership: Travel Enterprises category at the Indian Responsible Tourism Awards 2025!

This award is a testament to our commitment to responsible travel—ensuring our journeys are gentle on the planet and enriching for local communities.

A big thank you to everyone who has supported us on this journey! Here’s to more meaningful adventures ahead!

19/09/2024

🍃 Tea Tourism in Assam: A Journey Through Verdant Plantations and Rich Flavors 🍂🍵

Welcome to Assam, the land of sprawling tea estates, where lush green plantations stretch as far as the eye can see. Known worldwide for producing some of the finest black teas, Assam is not just about sipping a cup of tea—it's about immersing yourself in the rich heritage of tea cultivation and experiencing its journey from leaf to cup. 🌿

Tea tourism in Assam offers you a chance to live the estate life. Stay in charming heritage bungalows nestled in the middle of tea gardens, walk through the rolling plantations at dawn, interact with the tea pickers, and learn about the intricate process of plucking, rolling, fermenting, and drying that gives Assam tea its distinct flavor. 🌞🍂

Many estates, such as Jorhat, Dibrugarh, and Tezpur, offer guided tours where you can visit tea factories, sample freshly brewed tea straight from the gardens, and even try your hand at plucking tea leaves! 🍃🧺

End your day with a relaxing tea tasting session, where you can savor the bold and malty flavors of Assam Orthodox Tea, or the robust and brisk CTC (Crush, Tear, Curl) varieties, each known for their full-bodied taste. Tea tourism in Assam is more than just an escape—it’s a deep dive into the soul of Assam, where tea is not just a drink but a way of life. ✨

Ready to experience Assam's tea culture?

18/09/2024

🕉️ Buddhism in Northeast India: A Spiritual Journey through the Hills 🌄

Northeast India is not only known for its breathtaking landscapes but also for its deep-rooted Buddhist heritage, offering spiritual seekers a serene path of enlightenment. The region, home to several Buddhist communities, reflects a harmonious blend of ancient traditions, vibrant festivals, and stunning monasteries nestled amidst the hills. 🧘‍♂️✨

In Arunachal Pradesh, the Tawang Monastery stands as a beacon of Tibetan Buddhism. Perched at 10,000 feet, it’s the largest monastery in India and a sacred place for the Gelugpa sect of Buddhism. Its serene surroundings, the sound of monks chanting, and the fluttering prayer flags create an atmosphere of peace and introspection. 🏯🌿

In Sikkim, the influence of Vajrayana Buddhism can be felt in the vibrant Rumtek Monastery, a key pilgrimage site. The region celebrates Losar (Tibetan New Year) and Saga Dawa with colorful festivities that bring together the local Buddhist community in prayer, meditation, and celebration. 🕉️

Another important site is Namphake Village in Assam, home to a peaceful Theravada Buddhist monastery. The village, primarily inhabited by the Tai Phake community, preserves ancient Buddhist traditions brought from Southeast Asia. The Namphake Monastery is an oasis of tranquility, with its golden pagoda, meditation centers, and Buddha statues attracting pilgrims and visitors who seek spiritual solace and a deep connection to nature. 🌾🙏

Buddhism also flourishes in Tripura and Manipur, where several monasteries reflect the Theravada tradition, and festivals like Buddha Purnima bring people together in acts of devotion.

Whether you’re seeking spiritual peace or exploring the rich heritage of Northeast India, the influence of Buddhism here is both profound and inspiring.

17/09/2024

🍲 Northeast India’s Unique Food Culture: A Flavorful Adventure 🌿🍖

Northeast India is a treasure trove of unique and indigenous food habits that reflect the region’s deep connection to nature, culture, and tradition. From forest-foraged ingredients to rich tribal culinary traditions, the food in this part of the country is an adventure in itself!

One of the most striking aspects of Northeast Indian cuisine is its love for exotic ingredients. In Nagaland, for instance, you’ll find dishes made with silk worm larvae, a protein-rich delicacy often roasted and served during festivals. 🐛🌿 The first image captures this beautifully, showing freshly harvested silk worms, ready to be transformed into a rich and flavorful dish.

The second image showcases another side of the region’s culinary diversity, where pork plays a prominent role. The Naga pork dishes, often prepared with fermented bamboo shoots or smoked over a fire, are rich in flavor and deeply rooted in local tradition. The prize-winning pig heads seen here reflect the importance of community feasts and the celebratory nature of food in Naga culture. 🍖🔥

From fermented soybeans to bamboo shoots, wild herbs, and smoked meats, the food in Northeast India is not just a meal, but an experience of cultural pride and connection to the land.

Would you dare to try some of these unique delicacies? Let us know your thoughts in the comments!

16/09/2024

🏰 Murshidabad: A Journey Through Bengal’s Royal Past 🕌

Step into the heart of Murshidabad, the historic town that once served as the capital of Bengal under the Nawabs. Situated on the banks of the Bhagirathi River, Murshidabad is a treasure trove of history, architecture, and cultural legacy. 🏛️✨

From the grandeur of the Hazarduari Palace with its thousand doors to the intricately designed Nizamat Imambara and the beautiful Katra Mosque, Murshidabad offers a glimpse into the opulence and splendor of Bengal’s Nawabi era. Each monument here tells a story of Bengal’s rich past, weaving together tales of royalty, power, and heritage.

Explore the lush gardens of Kathgola Palace, a reminder of the region’s trading ties with Europe, or visit the Tomb of Siraj-ud-Daulah, the last independent Nawab of Bengal, whose defeat in the Battle of Plassey changed the course of Indian history forever. The vibrant markets, local handicrafts, and exquisite silk weaving industry are a testament to the region’s enduring craftsmanship. 🧶

Murshidabad is not just about history—it's an immersive experience into Bengal’s soul, where each corner whispers stories of a bygone era. 🌿

15/09/2024

🌊 Nohkalikai Falls: Nature’s Majestic Plunge in Meghalaya 🌿

Welcome to Nohkalikai Falls, the tallest plunge waterfall in India, located near Cherrapunjee, Meghalaya—one of the wettest places on earth. 🌧️ This breathtaking waterfall, with a drop of 1115 feet (340 meters), cascades from the lush green cliffs into a stunning blue-green pool, creating a sight that will leave you in awe. 🌊

Named after a local legend, Nohkalikai Falls is not just a natural wonder but a place steeped in folklore and mystery. The story tells of Ka Likai, a woman who leaped from the cliffs after a heartbreaking tragedy, giving the falls their name—"Noh Ka Likai," which means "the leap of Likai."

Surrounded by the rolling hills of Meghalaya and often veiled in mist, this waterfall is best experienced during the monsoon, when it roars with full force. The emerald pool at the base, the mist rising from the plunge, and the panoramic views from the viewpoint make it a perfect spot for adventurers and nature lovers alike. 🌿✨

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Basisthapur Lane 3
Guwahati
781028

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Monday	10am - 6pm
Tuesday	10am - 6pm
Wednesday	10am - 6pm
Thursday	10am - 6pm
Friday	10am - 6pm
Saturday	10am - 6pm

Telephone

+918336900840

Website

https://www.sixdegreeadventures.com/

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