Welcome to the enchanting
Northeastern states of India

Home to the mighty Siang River and Tawang Monastery, Arunachal is a Himalayan escape with dense forests, majestic views and ancient tribes. With trekking routes like Ziro Valley and wildlife sanctuaries, it’s a paradise for adventurers and nature lovers. Opportunities for cultural immersion and eco-tourism abound.

• Destination Focus: Tawang Monastery (Largest in India)| Ziro Valley (Cultural and natural beauty)| Namdapha National Park| Siang River (Adventure hub)

• Must See: Sela Pass| Tawang Monastery| Mechuka| Ziro Music Festival

• Activities: Trekking in Ziro Valley| Rafting in Siang River| Wildlife safari at Namdapha| Cultural experiences with indigenous tribes

• Famous for its tea gardens, Kaziranga National Park, and vibrant festivals, Assam offers a mix of wildlife, culture, and history. Explore the mighty Brahmaputra River, enjoy traditional Assamese cuisine, and visit temples like Kamakhya for a deep dive into spirituality and nature-based tourism.

  • Destination Focus: Kaziranga National Park (UNESCO World Heritage Site),Manas National Park,Majuli (World’s largest river island),Heritage city of Sivasagar
  • Must See: Kamakhya Temple,Kaziranga National Park,Majuli Island,Sivasagar (Historical landmarks)
  • Activities:Wildlife safaris in Kaziranga,River cruise on Brahmaputra,Tea plantation tours,Exploring historical sites in Sivasagar

Known as the “Abode of Clouds,” Meghalaya features stunning landscapes, including the living root bridges of Cherrapunji and the crystal-clear waters of Dawki. Waterfalls, caves, and vibrant local festivals make it an ideal destination for eco-tourism and adventure enthusiasts.

• Destination Focus: Cherrapunji (Wettest place on Earth),Shillong (Capital city and cultural hub),Living Root Bridges, Mawlynnong (Asia’s cleanest village)
• Must See: Nohkalikai Falls,Mawsmai Caves,Living Root Bridges,Umiam Lake
• Activities:Trekking to Double Decker Living Root Bridges,Cave exploration in Mawsmai,Boating in Umiam Lake,Visiting traditional Khasi villages

• Manipur, with its serene Loktak Lake and floating islands, offers a unique landscape. Rich in culture and history, the state is ideal for cultural tourism. Visitors can explore traditional dances, handicrafts, and local cuisine while enjoying activities like boat rides and trekking in the hills.
  • Destination Focus: Loktak Lake (Floating islands), Imphal (Capital and cultural center), Kangla Fort, Ukhrul (Hill district)
  • Must See: Loktak Lake and Sendra Island, Kangla Fort, INA Museum, Keibul Lamjao National Park
  • Activities: Boat rides on Loktak Lake, Trekking in Ukhrul, Visiting the Imphal War Cemetery, Exploring traditional Manipuri dances and festivals

Mizoram’s rolling hills and dense bamboo forests make it a tranquil getaway for nature lovers. The vibrant culture, including the famous Chapchar Kut festival, and scenic spots like Phawngpui (Blue Mountain) offer a peaceful retreat and opportunities for hiking, eco-tourism, and cultural exploration.

• • Destination Focus: Phawngpui (Blue Mountain), Aizawl (Capital and cultural hub), Durtlang Hills, Vantawng Falls
  • Must See: Phawngpui National Park, Vantawng Falls, Reiek Heritage Village, Champai (Vineyards and valleys)
  • Activities: Trekking in Phawngpui National Park, Cultural experiences in Aizawl, Exploring Reiek Heritage Village, Scenic drives to Champai’s vineyards

• Nagaland is a land of festivals, with the Hornbill Festival showcasing the state’s diverse tribal culture. The rugged terrain is ideal for adventure tourism, with trekking, camping, and village homestays offering unique cultural exchanges. Visit Kohima and explore World War II heritage sites.

  • Destination Focus: Kohima (Capital city), Hornbill Festival (Cultural festival), Dzukou Valley (Trekking destination), Mon District (Tribal villages)
  • Must See: Dzukou Valley, Hornbill Festival, Kohima War Cemetery, Khonoma Green Village
  • Activities: Trekking in Dzukou Valley, Attending the Hornbill Festival, Exploring tribal villages in Mon, Visiting historical sites in Kohima

• Tripura is a blend of royal heritage and natural beauty, featuring palaces like Ujjayanta and the Neermahal. The state also boasts rich biodiversity in its lush forests and wildlife sanctuaries, making it a prime destination for heritage and eco-tourism.

  • Destination Focus: Agartala (Capital city), Ujjayanta Palace (Royal heritage), Neermahal (Water palace), Unakoti (Rock carvings)
  • Must See: Ujjayanta Palace, Neermahal, Tripura Sundari Temple, Unakoti
  • Activities: Boat rides at Neermahal, Exploring ancient rock carvings at Unakoti, Heritage walks in Agartala, Wildlife spotting at Sepahijala Wildlife Sanctuary

• Though not part of the “Seven Sisters,” Sikkim is often included in this tourism circuit. Known for the mighty Mt. Kanchenjunga, Sikkim offers adventure sports, beautiful monasteries, and serene landscapes. Gangtok, the capital, is a hub for both adventure and cultural tourism.
  • Destination Focus: Gangtok (Capital and hub), Mt. Kanchenjunga (Third highest peak), Yumthang Valley, Tsomgo Lake
  • Must See: Rumtek Monastery, Tsomgo Lake, Nathula Pass, Gurudongmar Lake
  • Activities: Trekking in Goechala, Yak rides at Tsomgo Lake, Paragliding in Gangtok, Visiting the monasteries and cultural sites