Sprawled like a prehistoric leviathan along the length of the Brahmaputra valley, Assam (also known as Ahom) is the biggest and most accessible of the Northeast States. A hospitable population, a cuisine with its own distinctive aromas and flavours, a vibrant artistic heritage marked by exotic dance forms, and a string of elegant Hindu temples top its list of innumerable attractions. The archetypal Assamese landscape is a picturesque golden-green vista of rice fields and manicured tea estates, framed by the blue mountains of Arunachal in the north and the highlands of Meghalaya and Nagaland to the south.

Pretty much the place you would want to inhabit; carpeted with dense forests and rolling hills, Manipur is a land that can stun you with everything that it has on offer. This Northeastern state is multi-lingual, and is endowed with distinct classical dance, scrumptious cuisine and traditional aura that fumes like a lighted incense stick in sacred shrines. Manipur is a beautiful destination in India that can both baffle and vivify the travellers. Here is our blog that acts like a travel guide to ensure that you do not miss out on anything that is worth witnessing and experiencing while on your Manipur tour.

The state of Nagaland, in north east India, is divided into eight districts — Dimapur, Kohima, Mokokchung, Mon, Phek, Tuensang, Wokha, and Zunheboto.Whether you venture to the villages just a few hours from Kohima, or to the far-off districts of Mon (famous for its Konyak headhunter tribe) and Mokokchung, you’re sure to be engaged by the fascinating tribal village life in Nagaland. Colorful and unusual, it’s not something that travelers are used to seeing!

A beautiful city encircled by pine trees, Shillong is the capital of Meghalaya. It derives its name from Lei Shyllong, an idol worshipped at the Shillong Peak. Standing as tall as 1496 meters, Shillong provides a relief from the heat across the country. This hill station is known for its picturesque sights and traditions. The soothing climate makes Shillong suitable to visit in all seasons. The light drizzles and the cooling gentle wind adds to the joy of visiting this hill station. This place is also known as the ?Scotland of the East?. One can find descendants of the Khyrim, Mylliem, Maharam, Mallaisohmat, Bhowal and Langrim tribes.

Sikkim is a tiny hill state tucked in North Eastern part of India. Known for its lofty mountains, quaint villages, pristine scenery, holy lakes and vibrant Buddhist Monasteries, a holiday in Sikkim is sure to bring you close to nature providing you ample peace and solitude. Sikkim is also a paradise for adventure freaks, trekkers and mountaineers owing to its myriad adventure activities. Whether you are looking for a laid back break, taking in the extravaganza of nature’s beauty or seeking a fun-filled adventurous holiday, Sikkim will not leave you disappointed. Listed below are some of Sikkim’s main attractions, adventure activities and carnivals that you would like to be part of during your vacations in Sikkim.

Siliguri is one of the prettiest places to visit in West Bengal. You can visit the Kanchenjunga statdium and the Hong Kong market while you are here. The Jaldapara wildlife sanctaury is nearby and worth a visit if you are a wildlife enthusiast. The Kali Mandir devoted to Goddess Kali is a temple visited by tourists and locals all year round. You can also check out the Coronation bridge for its magnificent British architecture. Learn more about the places to visit in SIliguri.

West Bengal is dotted with a number of beautiful destinations. These destinations make West Bengal, one of the most visited states in India. The place offers great opportunities to every traveler to explore its beauty, cultural heritage and architectural marvels. This is why, people visit the place from all across the world. The best time to visit the place is during the winter season as the weather remains cool and pleasant. Here is a season wise breakup that will help you in planning your trip.