Nestled in the exotic Himalayan valleys, north-east India is a land of starry skies, lavish green cover, warm hearted people and fairy tale destinations. The colorful culture of north-east India lends a telescopic view of the ethnic tribes of the region. The seven sisters and their brother state of Sikkim, pretty much away from the major tourist trails in India, offer the lure of exploring the unexplored.
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Sikkim
Its north-eastern charm coupled with the majestic Kanchenjunga in its backdrop; makes Sikkim a postcard destination and a constant lure for the travelers from all over the world. Its delightful landscape, meandering rivers, treacherous mountain passes and diverse culture makes it an intriguing travel destination.
Major Attractions of Sikkim
Meghalaya
A land of natural abundance, Meghalaya, is home to lush rainforests, living root bridges, pristine rivers, cascading waterfalls, deep blue natural pools, immaculate villages and friendly locals.
Major Attractions of Meghalaya
Manipur
This serene state, that shares its border with Myanmar, is a powerhouse of culture & traditions. Modern Polo, originally known as ‘Sagol Kangjei’, traditional Manipuri Ras-Lila dance, classical martial arts like Thankg Ta & Huyen Langlon and the fascinating theatre art is the warp and wool of its cultural fabric.
Major Attractions of Manipur
Assam
Sprawled along the Brahmaputra Valley, Assam is the largest state in the north east. Its gold & green scenery of swaying paddy & lush carpet of Assam tea, bordered by the blue mountains on the north and the highlands on the south, makes Assam a scenic destination. Renowned for its National Parks abound with a teeming population of Rhinos, tigers, deer, elephants and primates, it is a favorite with wildlife enthusiasts.
Major Attractions of Assam
Arunachal Pradesh
This is one of the most beautiful and the least explored states in the north east. Its virginal forests, placid lakes, snowcapped mountains, swarming wildlife and diverse tribal culture promise an adventurous foray in an unexplored realm. Influenced deeply by Buddhism, Arunachal is home to Tawang Monastery, world’s second largest Buddhist monastery. ?
Nagaland
Often considered the ‘wild east’ of India, Nagaland has an exuberance of primeval beauty and tribal culture. Its unchartered hills & forests, where not-so-long-ago its head hunting tribes waged many a battles, are simply an out-of-the world experience. Now, home to 16 ethnic tribes mainly converted to Christianity, Nagaland upholds & celebrates its strong Naga identity & culture during the annual Hornbill Festival.
Tripura
Still shuffling slowly to create a mark for itself on the travel atlas of the north-east, Tripura is gladly away from the tourist crowds & clich?s. This former princely state, with its royal palaces and exotic ruins, is quite an offbeat destination.
Mizoram
Perched along a series of north?south-running mountain ridges, the whole of Mizoram seems to be delicately hanging on steep slopes. Breathtaking views, verdant hilly terrain and pristine landscapes; Mizoram remains unexplored beyond its capital Aizawl. This mysterious land with concealed wonders holds a promise of adventure for the adventure travelers.
North-east travel showcases not only beautiful destinations abound with breathtaking natural beauty but also give an insight into the tribal cultures of the region. This region is still authentic, unexplored and delightfully un-touristy!
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