North East India is a stunning, culturally rich region comprising eight states: Assam, Arunachal Pradesh, Manipur, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Nagaland, Tripura, and Sikkim. Known for its diverse tribes, scenic beauty, rich biodiversity, and vibrant festivals, the region offers a unique experience for travellers looking for something offbeat and authentic.

Top Tourist Attractions by State:

Kaziranga National Park, Assam (UNESCO World Heritage Site)- Famous for one-horned rhinos. Majuli Island- One of the largest river islands in the world. Kamakhya Temple- Sacred Shakti Peetha in Guwahati. Tea Gardens of Dibrugarh-Experience Assam tea at its origin.

Cherrapunji & Mawsynram, Meghalaya- Wettest places on earth with living root bridges. Shillong – The Scotland of the East. Dawki – Crystal-clear waters of Umngot River. Mawlynnong – Asia’s cleanest village.

Tawang Monastery, Arunachal Pradesh- Largest monastery in India. Ziro Valley – Famous for the Ziro Music Festival and tribal culture. Sela Pass – Snow-covered scenic mountain pass. Namdapha National Park – Biodiversity hotspot.

Gangtok, Sikkim-Capital city with a mix of Buddhist culture and modernity. Tsomgo Lake & Nathula Pass – High-altitude experiences. Yumthang Valley – The Valley of Flowers. Pelling – Offers views of Mt. Kanchenjunga.

Kohima, Nagaland– World War II cemetery and tribal culture. Hornbill Festival– Held in December; showcases Naga traditions. Dzukou Valley– Famous for lilies and natural beauty. Loktak Lake, Manipur– Largest freshwater lake with phumdis (floating islands). Imphal – Historical landmarks and WWII cemetery. Kangla Fort – Ancient Meitei heritage site. Aizawl, Mizoram– Peaceful hill station with panoramic views. Reiek Tlang – Trekking and traditional Mizo village. Vantawng Falls – Mizoram’s highest waterfall. Ujjayanta Palace, Tripura– Royal heritage. Neermahal – Water palace in the middle of a lake. Unakoti – Ancient rock-cut carvings and sculptures.