North East India comprises of seven states commonly known as the “Seven Sisters”. They are Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Manipur, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Nagaland and Tripura.
Each state is a traveller’s paradise, with picturesque hills and green meadows which shelters thousand of species of flora and fauna. In addition, the states provide scope for angling, boating, rafting, trekking and hiking. Besides, there are a number of wild life sanctuaries and national parks where rare animals, birds and plants which will surely provide fascinating insight to the visitors.
The lushness of its landscape, the range of communities and geographical and ecological diversity makes the North East quite different from other parts of the subcontinent. In winters, mist carpets the valleys but swirls around the traveller in hills during summer rains, thus creating an enchanting and romantic atmosphere. The region has borders with Myanmar Bhutan and Bangladesh.
The Wildlife Sanctuaries and the National Parks of North East India offer a rare opportunity of sighting the most enchanting wildlife species – endangered one-horned Rhino, tiger, elephant and gaur (world's largest wild ox). Other wildlife species found here are snow leopard, wild dog, yaks, musk deer, red panda, sambar and the list seems to be endless. Go into the depths of the forests in North East India, and you will be rewarded with mesmerizing sights of a wide variety of flora and fauna. Whether its famous Kaziranga National Park (famous for endangered one-horned Rhino) or Gumti Wildlife Sanctuary, you will witness amazing wildlife.
The mystical states of North-East India are home to more than 200 tribal groups, making this territory one of the world’s most diverse regions. Tourists can expect a unique cultural experience in every North-East Indian town, be it the unique festivals of the tribes, cuisines, lifestyle, or the green destinations across these seven states. This section of India's northern territory is primarily an unexplored cultural paradise with an abundance of eco-friendly destinations. Experience the fascinating culture of North-East India through its festivals, tribes, and otherworldly picturesque destinations narrating their unique charm.
This monastery is located in Tawang, a mountain town situated at an elevation of 10,000 feet. Tawang Monastery is a significant monument in Arunachal Pradesh, popular as the birthplace of Dalai Lama and the largest Buddhist monastery in the entire country
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The world’s largest river island spans over an area of 1250 sq. km and is so fascinating that It is a strong contender in the UNESCO Heritage sites list. Majuli calls the cultural capital of Assam and is inhibited by tribal people whose occupation is mostly fishing.
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The temple is dedicated to Lord Krishna and Lord Jagannath and dates back to the year 1876, almost 130 years old. The beauty of this ancient temple is dotted with two small ponds named Radha Kunj and Krishna Kunj.
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The crystal clear river in Dawki is known as Umngot river and is famous for its transparent visibility. The place is nestled in the West Jantai hill that has an active tourism and every year people visit Dawki to boat around this iconic river where the river bed is unbelievably clear.
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Vantawng fall is a well-kept secret of the hilly state of Mizoram and is the highest waterfall of the state. It is one of the best sites in Mizoram and a testament to the hidden treasures of Northeast. originates from Vanva River is tucked away in a green setting of valleys and mountains,
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The entire city of Agartala unfurls around this lavishly designed architectural marvel of the Northeastern part of India. Ujjayanta Palace dates back to the year 1901 and from the public halls to the reception hall, from the library to the Chinese rooms; every edge gives a true sense of royalty.
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