Golden Tiger Trail: Wildlife Expedition in Search of a Living Myth

An Ultra-Luxury, Invitation-Only Wildlife Expedition in Search of a Living Myth

Location: Jorhat → Kaziranga National Park → Majuli Island → Jorhat

Duration: 5 Days / 4 Nights

Guests: 4–6 only

Status: By Private Invitation Only

A whisper of gold in a world of camouflage.
The Golden Tiger Trail is not an ordinary safari—it is an expedition to trace a legend that walks in silence. Hidden deep within the tall elephant grass of Kaziranga, the golden tabby tiger is one of the rarest big cats in the world, seen only by a chosen few and spoken of in hushed reverence by forest rangers.

This journey invites you to track the untamed poetry of the wild—where every rustle could be the flick of a golden tail and every dawn holds the possibility of myth made real. Led by elite naturalists and indigenous Mising trackers, you will explore secret trails, sacred forest sites, and tribal territories rarely seen by outsiders.

Beyond the pursuit, the experience blends solitude, science, and sacredness—from Assamese silk rituals to Brahmaputra moon-cruises, from wild honey tastings to riverside dhunuchi dances.

This is not just a wildlife journey. It is a spiritual pursuit through mist, memory, and golden light.

Highlights Include:
Private, unmapped safari routes with exclusive permits and expert naturalists

Tracking sessions guided by indigenous Mising and Karbi trackers with ancestral forest knowledge

Sacred storytelling circles with tribal elders on the myth of the golden tiger

Luxury jungle lodges and riverside villas with curated Assamese wellness rituals

Wild honey tastings, foraged forest teas, and traditional Assamese thalis curated by local chefs

Night cruise on the Brahmaputra with live folk music, silk-clad dancers, and full-moon offerings

Excursion to Majuli Island—home to Vaishnav monasteries and handloom artisans

Personal wildlife journal, custom field gear, and a handcrafted brass tiger charm blessed in ritual

Offered once a year, during the golden light of winter, to a select few who believe that some legends still walk among us.