Website Design and Development for a Northeast India Offbeat and Rural Travel Company

Description: We're a travel company running offbeat, rural and experiential tours across Northeast India: Assam, Meghalaya, Arunachal Pradesh, Nagaland, Manipur, Mizoram, Tripura and Sikkim. Our trips include village homestays, tribal festivals, craft and food trails, treks and community tourism. We need a modern, fast, mobile-first website that shows the region's beauty and gets visitors to enquire and book. What we need Pages: Home, About Us, Destinations (by state), Tours and Experiences (one detailed page per itinerary), Homestays, Gallery, Blog or Travel Stories, Testimonials, FAQ, and Contact. A tour page template with an itinerary, inclusions and exclusions, price, dates, a photo gallery and an Enquire or Book button. An enquiry form, a WhatsApp chat button, click-to-call and Google Maps. Online booking and payment through Razorpay or a similar gateway (please quote this as an optional extra). An easy admin panel, ideally WordPress, so we can add tours, photos and blog posts ourselves. Basic SEO setup with page titles, meta tags, a sitemap, Google Analytics and Search Console. A fast-loading, fully responsive design with image-led storytelling: large photos, short videos and a clean layout. Links to Instagram, Facebook and YouTube, plus an Instagram feed on the site. Hosting and domain setup help, an SSL certificate, and basic training after launch.

Nice to have

Easy CMS system. To apply, please send: Links to 2 or 3 websites you've built, preferably travel, hospitality or tourism sites. Your suggested platform and why you chose it. A fixed-price quote with a breakdown, the optional booking and payment module priced separately. Your estimated timeline. What support you offer after launch. Budget: ₹12,500 (fixed price) Timeline: about 4 weeks Note: We'll provide the photos, logo and content. Freelancers with experience in travel or tourism websites, or who know Northeast India, are preferred. Please start your proposal with the word "Northeast" so we know you've read the brief.