It is exciting to travel to the far-flung states of the northeast. Those with a knack for adventure visit this region where infrastructure is still manageable at best. But once you reach here, the natural landscapes, fascinating cultures, and fearless tribes make you glad you went on this journey.
From wildlife sanctuaries to temples and monasteries, from gleaming lakes to the relentless Himalayas, from headhunting tribes to peace-loving Buddhists – the eight states that form this region take turns to amaze you. You cannot predict what the next moment will bring you here – the experience of traversing through this part of the country is pure and startling.
It is rare to find so many distinguishing factors in one region:...
It is exciting to travel to the far-flung states of the northeast. Those with a knack for adventure visit this region where infrastructure is still manageable at best. But once you reach here, the natural landscapes, fascinating cultures, and fearless tribes make you glad you went on this journey.
From wildlife sanctuaries to temples and monasteries, from gleaming lakes to the relentless Himalayas, from headhunting tribes to peace-loving Buddhists – the eight states that form this region take turns to amaze you. You cannot predict what the next moment will bring you here – the experience of traversing through this part of the country is pure and startling.
It is rare to find so many distinguishing factors in one region: The Kaziranga National Park has the world’s two-third population of one-horned rhinos. Cherrapunjee in Meghalaya was once the wettest place on earth. Tawang in Arunachal Pradesh is home to the second largest Buddhist monastery in Asia. India's largest river island, Majuli in Assam, also has the distinction of being the largest inhabited riverine island in the world.
These north-eastern states of India are just arriving in the tourist market and you will be charmed by its rough patches and sharp corners, especially if you love taking the off-the-beaten path.
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