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Arunachal Pradesh
Arunachal Pradesh Tourism: Complete Travel Guide
The first light of the Indian sun doesn’t shine on Delhi or Mumbai. It touches Arunachal Pradesh first. Before the rest of the country wakes up, the sky here is already glowing. The mountains turn golden, rivers shimmer, and the crisp air feels alive. This isn’t just another place on the map. It’s where time slows down, where nature still feels wild, and where traditions run deep. Monks chant in ancient monasteries. Tribal festivals burst with color and music. Valleys stretch endlessly, untouched and pure. Here, every sunrise is a spectacle. Every path leads to something unexpected from the mystical peaks of Mechuka to the quiet charm of Ziro, Arunachal Pradesh isn’t just about seeing—it’s about feeling. Come for the mountains. Stay for the magic. And watch the day begin like never before.There's a lot more to know about the place, keep reading!
Assam
One of the Seven Sister states of Northeast India, Assam is located to the south of the Eastern Himalayas. With an area, spanning around 78440 sq km, the state comprises the Brahmaputra and Barak Valleys along with Karbi Anglong and Dima Hasao Hills. Dispur, a locality in Assam’s largest city Guwahati, is the state capital.
Famous for its natural beauty and diverse fauna along with tea gardens and noted temples, the state observes a horde of travellers every year. Although the monsoon season is known to add to the beauty of the state, the period from October to March is considered ideal for a trip here.
Land of the Nagas
Apart from its history dating back from headhunting days to their religious ceremonies, Nagaland has much more to offer than just its heritage site and history. A state with 16 major tribes each having its own language, tradition and belief may sound appealing to those curious to learn about their rich culture, taste their unique cuisine and try some vibrant traditional attire as well. Take souvenirs of their handmade bamboo baskets and famous Naga shawls, as they are known for their skills in textile and handicrafts . Grub-up (or not!) their regular protein candy- silk worms and crickets along with buffalo worms, and get intimate with different spices and herbs in this region. Nagaland has its own share of wonders and it has to be witnessed and experienced and I’ll tell you why through some of my highly regarded terminals below:-
Meghalaya
Are you looking for the ultimate Meghalaya itinerary? I have suggestions for both 1 week and 10 day trips to the Indian state known as the abode of the clouds.
If you are a nature lover or an adventure traveler, you should add Meghalaya to your India travel bucket list. Though the Northeast of India is often over looked when travel planning it is a hidden gem with plenty of the beautiful places to explore.
odisha
Odisha, an Indian state situated along the Bay of Bengal, is renowned for its rich blend of cultural diversity and natural beauty. Bhubaneswar serves as the capital of this vibrant state, which boasts a plethora of Hindu temples and scenic rivers. Odisha encompasses numerous renowned tourist destinations. From ancient temples and historical sites to pristine beaches and lush forests, this state offers a diverse range of experiences that cater to every traveller's interests. Join us on a journey through this enchanting land, as we unveil the land of Lord Jagannath, Odisha.
Sikkim
Sikkim is a little northeastern state, which is nestled between the borders of Nepal and Bhutan. It is the least populous and second smallest amongst the Indian states. This little gem in the northeast region of India has a lot to offer in terms of its natural beauty and mystical getaways which are sure to leave you spellbound.
The best time to visit Sikkim would be in the months from April to June in summers. In summers, you can expect to see rhododendrons and orchids in full bloom in the valleys of Sikkim which makes for a really surreal experience. The summer months are really pleasant with temperatures ranging from 12 degrees centigrade to 28 degrees centigrade. These months are the best times to catch glimpses of the mountains and trekking is one of the best activities that you can enjoy during these months. Other activities include hangliding, white water rafting, mountain biking, kayaking and canoeing.
West Bengal
West Bengal is the eastern state of India and a prominent travel destination. The state has a varied topography and offers a great cultural experience. From the Sundarbans to the famous Durga Pujo celebration, UNESCO has recognised these cultural and natural attractions of West Bengal. Moreover, the state has won the Best Travel Destination award for culture. Here is everything you need to know about this beautiful state of India.