The Brahmaputra River (named as the Son of the Creator of the Cosmos, in Hindu mythology) is one of the holiest rivers of the World! Possibly, the only river of the world which is considered holy by Hindus, Buddhists, Jains and Bonpas, amounting to four religions! Among all the rivers in the world, the mighty Brahmaputra, one of Asia’s major rivers at 2,900km long, continues to remain an enigma for many. Singer Bhupen Hazarika, a local icon, once wrote the song “Mahabahu Brahmaputra, Mahamilanar Tirtha” (The Brahmaputra with its huge arms is a pilgrim spot for a great gathering).
The Brahmaputra cruise has been ranked sixth most adventurous among global cruises including those in the Amazon, the Antarctica, the North Pole, Australia and Pacific and Atlantic Oceans.
Following in their footsteps is Brahmaputra Cruise Private Limited (BCPL). Today, BCPL, with its fleet of vessels is dedicated to share its vast knowledge of the river with the world. Another venture, MV Mahabaahu Brahmaputra river cruise has also been a big draw among tourists. .The ABN operates two vessels – the “Charaidew” and the “Sukapha” – which both accommodate up to 20 passengers in 12 well-equipped and self-contained cabin
RV Charaidew cruise boat The Charaidew is a 38m long passenger boat which has been converted to offer 12 air conditioned en-suite cabins on the upper deck. On board there is a bar serving wine, beer and spirits and the cuisine is a mixture of Assamese (milder than most Indian cuisine) and continental. The open air sitting area on the top deck is the perfect place to sit back and watch the world go by or enjoy a sundowner after a day’s sightseeing.
The Sukapha is a new 38m long passenger boat with 12 twin bed cabins each with private bathroom.Cabins are spacious and well furnished with comfortable chairs so you can enjoy the riverside scenery. All cabins are located on the top deck of the Sukapha where the best views can be had.The saloon has French windows opening onto a front balcony deck and the dining room again has glass doors down each side. The large sundeck offers the opportunity to relax on comfortable cane rattan chairs and sunloungers. All cabins and public rooms on board are air-conditioned.
Food on board is a mixture of Assamese (milder than most Indian cuisine) and continental. Wines, beer and spirits are available. The M.V. Mahabaahu is a luxurious river cruise ship in India, cruising on the river Brahmaputra in Assam.The cruise ship sails through the Brahmaputra River and offers a unique sitting from board .room meeting to a small conference and also offers the cocktail dinner on the open deck All 23 cruise cabins have satellite TV, personal safe, mini bar, in-house telephone and attached bathrooms.
Cruise Operating every year from mid of September to end of April for 3 nights, 5 nights and 7 nights upstream and downstream itinerary.
Day-1: Arrive Guwahati/ Brahmaputra River Cruise / Towards Silghat.
Day-2: Full Day Sailing towards Silghat.
Day-3: Arrive Silghat/ Kaziranga.
Day-4: Kaziranga National Park/ Guwahati/ Departure.
Day-1: Arrive Guwahati/ Silghat/ Brahmaputra River Cruise.
Day-2: Silghat/ Kaziranga National Park/ Silghat / Bishwanath Ghat.
Day-3: Bishwanath Ghat/ Towards Majuli.
Day-4: Full Day Sailing towards Majuli.
Day-5: Arrive Majuli/ Neamati Ghat/ Sibsagar/ Neamati Ghat.
Day-6: Neamati Ghat/ Jorhat/ Departure.
Day-1: Arrive Guwahati/ Silghat/ Brahmaputra River Cruise.
Day-2: Silghat/ Kaziranga National Park/ Silghat / Bishwanath Ghat.
Day-3: Bishwanath Ghat/ Towards Majuli.
Day-4: Full Day Sailing towards Majuli.
Day-5: Arrive Majuli/ Neamati Ghat/ Sibsagar/ Neamati Ghat.
Day-6: Neamati Ghat/ Jorhat/ Departure.
Day-1: Arrive Jorhat/ Neamati Ghat/ Brahmaputra River Cruise.
Day-2: Neamati Ghat/ Sibsagar/ Neamati Ghat.
Day-3: Neamati Ghat/ Majuli/ Towards Bishwanath Ghat.
Day-4: Sailing towards Bishwanath Ghat.
Day-5: Bishwanath Ghat/ Silghat/ Kaziranga.
Day-6: Kaziranga/ Guwahati/ Departure.
Day-1: Arrive Guwahati/ Brahmaputra River Cruise / Towards Silghat.
Day-2: Sailing towards Silghat.
Day-3: Arrive Silghat.
Day-4: Silghat/ Kaziranga National Park/ Silghat/ Bishwanath Ghat.
Day-5: Bishwanath Ghat/ Towards Majuli.
Day-6: Sailing towards Majuli.
Day-7: Arrive Majuli/ Neamati Ghat/ Sibsagar/ Neamati Ghat.
Day-8: Neamati Ghat/ Jorhat/ Departure.
Day-1: Arrive Jorhat/ Neamati Ghat/ Brahmaputra River Cruise.
Day-2: Neamati Ghat/ Sibsagar/ Neamati Ghat.
Day-3: Neamati Ghat/ Majuli/ Towards Bishwanath Ghat.
Day-4: Sailing towards Bishwanath Ghat.
Day-5: Bishwanath Ghat/ Silghat.
Day-6: Silghat/ Kaziranga National Park/ Towards Guwahati.
Day-7: Sailing towards Guwahati.
Day-8: Guwahati/ Departure.