Best Time To Visit Northeast
Things to Carry on Northeast Tour
- Important Documents : You must carry your original ID-Proofs along with photocopies. You must carry all the necessary travel-related documents and permissions, Covid vaccination certificates, and extra passport-size photos of each member.
- Pack Right : Carry full sleeves and light winter wares with you. In case you are traveling to Arunachal Pradesh, then you have to carry heavy winter wares. Carry 1-2 pairs of extra clothes, as the northeast gets showered with rainfall frequently! Umbrella and rain cover for your luggage are a must.
- Medical Box : A medical kit consisting of pain relievers, ointments, Paracetamol, and anti-diarrhea medication along with Band-Aid, bandages, mosquito repellent, and antiseptics, is a must thing to carry while you are traveling.
- ILP/PAP/RAP Permits : To visit some of Northeast India's states, if you are an Indian, then you need to get an Inner Line Permit (ILP). For foreign tourists, ILP and Protected Area Permits (PAP) or Restricted Area Permits (RAP) are needed.
Sightseeing in Northeast
ASSAM
The environment, culture, and the lives of the people of Assam are equally influenced by the massive river the Brahmaputra. The graceful culture, wildlife, tea gardens, and the famous Assam silk define the uniqueness of Assam. Guwahati is the capital city and the center of culture in Assam. To witness the richness of wilderness, Assam offers Manas National Park, Hoollongapar gibbon Sanctuary, Nameri National Park, Kaziranga National Park, and DibruSaikhowa National Park. The biggest river island in the World, Majuli Island is located in this state. Shivsagar is a must visiting place. You can visit Haflong, the only hill station in Assam which is also known for the shocking Jatinga Birds case.
ARUNACHAL PRADESH
Arunachal Pradesh, the land that receives the first ray of the sun is the only state with snow-covered mountains. This is the most north-eastern state of India that borders china. The state is captivating with snow mountain ranges, fascinating valleys, vast forest canopy, exotic wildlife species, Buddhist monasteries, and an incredible cultural variety. Exploration of this dynamic state can be obtained through Tawang, Bhalukpong, Bomdila, Dirang, Ziro, Mechuka circuit, Dapoiji, and Pasighat. A trek to the Namdhapa National Park, the major attraction of Arunachal Pradesh, will fill your soul with vast adventure.
MEGHALAYA
Meghalaya means 'The Home of Clouds.' This seems like a junction between heaven and earth in between the hidden mountains of the lower Himalayas. With large splashing waterfalls amidst lush green forests, sacred groves, crystal clear rivers, living root bridges, natural caves, and picturesque villages, Meghalaya is the most refreshing state in the Northeast. With a bunch of scenic surprises Shillong, Cherrapunjee, and Tura present themselves amazingly. You must visit Mawlynnong, the cleanest village in Asia, and Dawki, for the crystal clear waters of the Umngot River.
MANIPUR
The literal meaning of Manipur is well justified as it means "The Land of Jewels". Manipur is ornamented with some real gems of vibrant landscapes, undulating hills, green valleys, and misty grey mountains. The only floating national park in the world, the Loktak Lake is the major asset of Manipur. Imphal, the capital city has its own charm to amaze tourists. You can also visit Moirang to feel the wilderness of Manipur. For trekking, natural beauty, and cave experience, you can visit Ukhrul as well.
MIZORAM
Mizoram, "The Land of Blue Mountains" is the remotest state of India with the lowest number of tourists. Mizoram is covered with lush green vegetation, mountain peaks covered with blue hues, and vibrant culture. Mizoram is famous for caving activities as well. Phawngpui Peak is the highest peak in Mizoram. Champahai is the border town with Myanmar and is known as "The Rice Bowl of Mizoram". The other must-visiting places are RihDil Lake, Thenzawl (handloom center of Mizoram), Aizhal, and Reiek. A Trek to the Reiek Peak will amaze you with great views of the green valleys.
NAGALAND
The land of the Nagas is home to 16 tribal communities and is known for fierce warriors and hunters and their interesting cultures. Each tribe is distinguishable by individual colorful costumes and jewelry and beads. The annual Hornbill Festival held in December is the major tourist attraction in Nagaland. The major attractions of Nagaland are, Kohima and around, Khonoma, Mokokchung, Mon, and the recently added Dzukou Valley, the fascinating trekking destination.
TRIPURA
Tripura tucked away as the corner most state of the seven sister states. It was once a princely state, and the shreds of evidence are still seen in the building, roads, and culture of Tripura. The state has a unique confluence of nature, history, and wilderness. The Ujjayanta Palace in Agartala, the Neermahal of Melaghar, and the lakes and palaces of Udaipur amaze every visitor with their elegance. Unakoti: The place is known for its bas-relief structures on the face of the mountain ranges. Unakoti is shrouded in forests and vegetation has interesting mythology behind it. Unakoti, Chabimura, Pilak, Jampui Hills, and Dumboor Lake are other must-visiting places in Tripura.
