Calling all travel writers & social media influencers to a land untouched

Last date to apply: December 22, 2018

Bodoland Welcomes You!

Bodoland Tourism & Dwijing Festival Organizing Committee is now accepting submissions from bloggers and social media influencers interested in being considered for an all-inclusive trip to Bodoland Territorial Districts, Assam, India, titled Ambassadors of Bodoland!

Bodoland Territorial Area Districts (BTAD) is an untouched region, located in the extreme north on the north bank of the mighty river Brahmaputra, by the foothills of Bhutan and Arunachal Pradesh. The region is predominantly inhabited by the indigenous Bodo people.

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Ambassadors of Bodoland

Welcome to a seven-day tour to Bodoland, where travel writers and social media influencers will get an opportunity to experience life in this enchanting world of diversities, visit tourist attractions and national parks, participate in various adventure sports and attend the Dwijing river festival.

The role of Ambassador of Bodoland is a live-in position with flexible working hours. Key responsibilities include exploring the region to discover what the area has to offer. During the journey you can tweet, blog, take pictures or publish your experiences in real time on to your favorite media. To ensure that the world gets to know about your experiences, the updates will also be featured on this website. Your trip will culminate in a Bloggers Meet where participants get to interact with fellow bloggers and writers in the region.

The selected bloggers – the Ambassadors of Bodoland – will be required to report back on their adventures to organizers via daily blogs, photo diary, video, comments, updates, and ongoing media interviews. On offer is a unique opportunity to experience and help promote the river festival, Dwijing and explore the Manas National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Other duties may include promoting various other locations of Assam while living with and participating in the life of the communities.

The tour will kick off on Saturday, December 29, and conclude on Friday, January 4.