About North-East India

North East India is a land synonymous with beauty and diversity. Blue Mountains, Lush Green Valleys and beautiful rivers are an integral part of it. Situated in the Eastern Himalayas, this region shows a great deal of diversity in terms of culture, ethnicity and scenic beauty. North East India refers to the easternmost region of India comprising of Seven Sister States and Sikkim. The seven sister states are Assam, Arunachal Pardesh, Meghalaya, Nagaland, Manipur, Mizoram and Tripura. For most of their history, these states were independent and they became the part of political India only during the British Raj. A lot of tourists travel to this region every year. The bio-diversity of the region is equally praiseworthy. This part of India is famous for its wildlife and trekking tours. The culture of this region is highly influenced by Tibet.

Assam:
Steeped in legends and greenery, Assam is famous the world over for its high quality tea. It is a land of contrasts offering amazing tourist attractions.

Arunachal Pradesh:
It is the 'land of the rising Sun' dotted with snow-capped mountains and lush green valleys.

Meghalaya:
It is the 'Abode of Clouds'. Its beauty will transport you into a different world altogether.

Nagaland:
The land of rich heritage, Nagaland is a home to several tribes famous for their dance and handicrafts.

Manipur:
Manipur – 'The Jewel of India' boasts of a number of places of tourist interest. Manipuri classical dance should not be missed when you travel to this state.

Mizoram:
Cloaked in aesthetic beauty, Mizoram is a famous tourist destination.

Tripura:
Small but endowed with immense natural beauty. Its handicrafts are beautiful and durable.

Sikkim: