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"Arunachal Pradesh - The Land Of Dawn-Lit Mountains”

Stuck in a bustling life and need a heavy prick of engaging peace! How about visiting Arunachal Pradesh. Though a shy state but irresistibly alluring that it will surely cheer you up anytime you wish for .

Arunachal Pradesh “the land of dawn-lit mountains” is always lucrative for it's delightful layers. This lovely state in the far East of India attracts lots of visitors not only on a ride of natural wonders, but also on a spiritual journey. Adorned with picturesque landscapes, Arunachal Pradesh is a place that every nature lover and explorer should visit.

This heavenly state is beautifully adorned with pilgrimages, archaeological sites, lakes, silver mountain peaks and lush green meadows. All the engaging and eye-captivating wonders all together. There are also a few numbers of wild-life sanctuaries and national parks which will add more interest and fun to your trip. An opulent trove of colorful culture, natural beauty, interesting history and welcoming people, Arunachal is truly a place that no one should miss.

Don't just skip your precious moment when you can grab it on time. Mark your plan, and make your step to the most dashingly introverted state of India, the heart-warming Arunachal Pradesh. Here you will have an ample number of exploring opportunities, each more tempting than the others.

Things To Do:

Sightseeing tour of Palin- Nyapin- Sangram Koloring

Trek to Talle Valley

Margherita- Miao- Namdapha tour

Tinsukia-Tezu-Hayuliang tour

White Water Rafting in Kameng

Motorcycle tour in Tawang

Day trip to Mechuka

Sightseeing tour in Itanagar

Red Panda Spotting in Namdapha National Park

Short trip to Tawang and Zimthang

Top Tourist Attractions in Arunachal Pradesh

TAWANG

Tawang, famous for its religious embellishments, attracts tourists from all over India. Situated at a height of about 3048m, Tawang is the birthplace of the 6th Dalai Lama, Tsangyang Gyatso. It is also famous for its 400-year-old monastery, one of the biggest Buddhist monasteries of India. It serves as an important pilgrim center for the followers of Buddhism. With its religious importance, Tawang is also famous for its natural good looks which attracts and enchants travelers all around the world. The weather in Tawang is alpine, so the best time for visiting Tawang is between the months of June and October.

ZIRO VALLEY:

Ziro Valley is an entrancing holiday destination in North East India with sprawling rice fields, quaint villages and rolling green hills. If you are looking forward to a soul-captivating trekking experience, a jungle camping fun or wildlife exploration, Ziro is not going to disappoint you. It is the peace seeker's paradise. It is an old town in Arunachal Pradesh, home to the Apa Tani tribe. You can take a walk around to enjoy the beauty of pine forest in Nago Putu. The beauty of this town is so attractive that it has been shortlisted as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

NAMDAPHA NATIONAL PARK:

Namdapha is a National Park and Tiger Reserve. It has an area of 1985.23 square kilometers situated within Changlang District in the state of Arunachal Pradesh in the northeast India. This immense forest has a great biodiversity of flora and Fauna. There are more than 150 species of plants that would be a paradise for botanists. The beautiful Noa-Dihing and Namdapha rivers flow across this park. When in Arunachal Pradesh exploring Namdapha will be an interesting plus informative thing to do.

SELA PASS:

Situated in Tawang District of Arunachal Pradesh, Sela Pass is a high-altitude mountain pass. It sits at an elevation of 4,170 meters and you can experience a slice of heaven on earth here. The place has around 101 lakes around it. Best time to visit Sela Pass is between November to February. Along with tourist attractions, the place is also known for being a prominent religious site for Buddhists. Some yaks can be seen here.

PASIGHAT:

Pasighat, is one of the famous spots of Arunachal Pradesh. Being the origin of river Brahmaputra, Pasighat offers abundant numbers of picturesque sceneries of nature. Kekar Monying and Komsing village are some of the famous tourist attractions of this spot. The ‘Pasi’ and ‘Minyong’ tribes of this village are considered the oldest two tribes of North East India. While here witnessing these tribes and strolling around will be a great thing to do.

DIRANG:

Dirang is a place of immense scenic beauty and natural marvels. This beautiful village is situated in the West Kameng district of Arunachal Pradesh. If you are planning for holidays in Dirang, you must visit during the ‘Behdienkhlam Festival’ celebrated for three days in the month of July. Visit Dirang in your free time and make your holidays remarkable by beauty.

NURANANGFALLS:

Nuranang Falls or Jung Falls drops down from an altitude of 100 meters. To see the waterfalls in full swing, the best time to visit is from November to April. A day tour to the Nuranang Falls, on your journey from Tawang to Bomdila will allow you to have some relaxed and enjoyable time by the waterfalls of Nuranang Falls.

Interested! Contact us to book your adventurous activities right away, and we will take care of the rest for you.

Best time to visit Arunachal

Winter from October to March is the best time to visit Arunachal Pradesh. The climate of Arunachal Pradesh is quite mild throughout the year. But avoiding the rainy season is a good idea to travel safely.

Ideal Tour Duration

Around 7 to 11 days are needed to travel to all the best places in Tripura. However, if you have more time, plan to stay for more days to inhale the pure air and explore the state thoroughly.

Frequently Asked Questions about Arunachal Pradesh

Q. Is Arunachal open for Tourists now? Ans: Yes, Arunachal has been reopened after the pandemic.

Q. What is Arunachal famous for? Ans: Arunachal Pradesh also Known as the “Land of rising Sun” of India is a paradise for the Botanists. This state is famous for its pristine beauty and lush green forests.

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Majestic Meghalaya – Retreat in the Mesmerizing Holiday Destination of North – East India

The land of clouds, Meghalaya, is one of the seven beautiful sisters of India. The mesmerizingatmosphere is all set to blow you here with its splendid beauty blended with foggy hills, lakes, cascading waterfalls, winding rivers and many more.

This state is full of heavenly beauty and has many hidden treasures amidst the dense forests. There are a few wildlife sanctuaries, biosphere reserves and national parks, which add spark to the whole trip.

Meghalaya is a perfect destination on its own. This beautiful state celebrates many festivals, including Easter, Good Friday, Christmas, New Year, Khasi Festivals, Behdienkhalm and various Wangala festivals.

Here, you will witness nature at its best with birds chirping in the vast sky, clouds floating over lush mountains, to sunlight shining over crystal clear water. Your travel thirst is bound to get fulfilled in the majestic Meghalaya.

Interested, contact us and book your holiday right away.

Top Tourist Attractions in Meghalaya

Living Root Bridges

Living Root Bridges are the most popular tourist attractions of Meghalaya. The Double Decker Living Root Bridge is the most admirable one lying in the vicinity of Cherrapunji. There are 11 functional root bridges in this area which are about two and half hours’ drive from Shillong. Among all these bridges, only the Double Decker Root Bridge has two levels; the local Khasi tribe members grew the second layer. Yet, this place has all the eye captivating wonders to leave you spellbound. The most famous single root bridges in this area are the Ummunoi root bridge, Umkar Root Bridge, Ritymmen Root Bridge, Umshiang Double-decker Root Bridge, Mawsaw Mawlynnong Living Root Bridge. Trekking to these bewildering Living Root Bridges is an exhilarating option.

Nohakalikai Falls:

Nohkalikai is one of the tallest waterfalls in India and the 4th tallest waterfall in the whole World. According to legends, this waterfall is named after a woman named Kalikai. This is where she jumped from and sacrificed her life, so this waterfall is named Nohkalikai as a sad reminder of a tragedy that befell an unfortunate woman. Below this waterfall, there is also a plunge pool with unusual green coloured water. This waterfall in the Cherrapunji region is located at a distance of just 5 km from the main town and 53 km from the Shillong town. Monsoon is the best time to visit Nohkalikai when the falls are in their full form. Lying in the rugged mountainous terrain, Nohkalikai waterfall is a gem hidden away from the busy metropolitan life. Here you will enjoy not only a picturesque view of the 1100ft tallest waterfall but also the enchanting surroundings.

Cherrapunji:

Cherrapunji, the wettest place on earth that receives the massive monsoon rainfall, is also referred to as the “Scotland of the East ''. Lying above the misty valleys and foaming rivers ensconced in swirling clouds, this place is a stunning location. Cherrapunji is the only state in India with only the monsoon season, and it rains mostly at night and day to day activities are not quite disrupted by the rain. This place is also known as Sohra. This sub-divisional town is famous for its various flora and natural attractions full of living root bridges and caves. Camp in this wettest region and go all wet here in the serene atmosphere of Cherapunji.

ElephantFalls:

Elephant falls are the most famous waterfalls in India and one of the most popular tourist destinations in Shillong. Named after an Elephant-like stone, the Elephant falls are tourists’ paradise with three layers of the falls accessible to the laymen from different points. The name Elephant falls was given by Britishers because of a large rock on the side of the falls, which resembled an Elephant. However, this eponymous was destroyed in an earthquake in the year 1897. This Elephant falls, also known as Ka Kshaid Lai Pateng Khohsiew by the local Khasi People. Being situated 12 km away from the capital city of Shillong, it is one of the most visited falls in this beautiful state. The summer season is a great time to enjoy these beautiful falls.

Tips*: While you are in Meghalaya, relish local, traditional foods, shop from the local stores' native handicrafts, experience the nightlife, enjoy the rich culture and make it a journey of a lifetime.*

More about Meghalaya

Meghalaya is inhabited mostly by the Garos and the Khasis. Except for the Mon-Khmer language, the state’s official languages are Khasi, Garo, Jaintia and English. There are very few people who speak in Nepali, Bengali, Boro and Assamese languages. The religions in the area are an amalgamation of Christianity, Hinduism, and minor religions of Muslims, Buddhists and Sikhs. The state is mostly rural, and only a few towns exist, including Tura, Mawlai, Nongthymmai, and Jowai. Most of the people of Meghalaya are related to Agriculture. Besides agriculture, small, medium scale industries are evolving slowly. Handcrafts have become an integral part of the culture since most of the people in Meghalaya earn their living by practising them. Meghalaya celebrates Easter, Good Friday, Christmas, New Year, Khasi festivals, Behdienkhalm and various Wangala festivals.

Frequently Asked Questions about Meghalaya

Q. Is Meghalaya open for Tourists now? Ans: Yes, Meghalaya has been reopened after the pandemic from 21st December 2020.

Q. Is Meghalaya safe for Tourists? Ans: Yes, Meghalaya is one of the safest places in India. Women are both culturally and economically empowered in Meghalaya. In this state, even solo female travellers will feel safe.

Q. Which is famous in Meghalaya? Ans: Many things are famous in Meghalaya, which includes high rainfall areas, living root bridges, cleanest river water, subtropical forests and biodiversity and many more.

Q. What can I buy from Meghalaya? Ans: If you come to Meghalaya, then you must buy the handicrafts made by the natives.

Q. What is the temperature of Meghalaya? Ans: The climate of Meghalaya is usually mild. During August, the mean temperature at Shillong is about 21–23 °C; it falls to about 8–10 °C in January.

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Assam – “The Gateway of Northeast”

Assam has been aptly described by some as ‘the Shangrila of the North-Eastern India’ – a state having breathtaking scenic beauty, rarest floras and faunas, lofty hills, lush tea gardens, undulating plains, mighty waterways, dense forests, fertile valleys, etc. It lies as a jewel of exquisite beauty and charm on the Northeastern horizon of India. Since the days of Hiuen-Tsang it has fascinated the rest of the world with her aura of myth and mysteries, history and folklore, music and dance.

Generally speaking, Assam is quite expansive and shares a border with all the seven sister states, which makes it rich in natural resources, heritage and culture. If one is in Assam, one should have ample time to explore the unexplored places and get the best of the state while in your trip to the "Gateway of the Northeast"

Top Destinations To Visit

GUWAHATI

Guwahati, the vibrant city of Assam, has many sweet delights to soothe your travel thirst. This majestic city holds a lot of enchanting treasures from rich culture, ancient history to magnificent nature, mesmerizing enough to leave anyone spellbound.

Guwahati derived its name from the combination of two Assamese words, "Guwa," which means areca nut and "Haat," means market; sounds interesting right! Come and have some Guwa”, and witness the bold tradition.

The most popular tourist destination of North-east India, Guwahati, offers the best with a gift of unforgettable experiences to sway you away. And here we present you a sweet gesture of the whole, come and know the worth.

DIBRUGARH

On the southern bank of the Brahmaputra River, Dibrugarh is a colorful and vibrant city located in the northeast of Assam. One of the largest tea producers in India, the district is often called the "Tea City of India".

Tea plantations surround the city, while the Assam Himalayasto the east offer spectacular views. In Assam, the city is one of the best places to visit for a variety of reasons.There are many amazing things Dibrugarh tourism has to offer, whether it be nature, peace, adventure, beauty, or a touch of history. Additionally, tourists visiting Dibrugarh will be able to enjoy thrilling adventures, beautiful natural scenery and unique cultural heritage. With a variety of transport options, Dibrugarh is accessible to almost all parts of the country.

Dibrugarh is the perfect destination for an exciting vacation, a quiet getaway or a romantic getaway with your partner.

SIBSAGAR

Located east of Jorhat, Sibsagar is one of the most historic parts of Assam. Due to its role as the capital of the ancient rulers, the Ahoms, it had a profound influence on culture.

Temples and monuments adorn the city. The place holds an appeal to history buffs who are seeking a better understanding of Eastern India. Due to its historical significance, it is also a popular destination for historical tourism in India.

Among the architectural marvels of Sibsagar are the Talatal Ghar, Rang Ghar, and Rangpur Palace.

JORHAT

Jorhat

The culturally and commercially significant city of Jorhat in Assam is known for its mosques, tombs, gardens, tea plantations and mosques. Also known as the tea capital of India, this city is the headquarters of the Jorhat district. The place is about 305 kilometers from Guwahatiand about 138 kilometers from Dibrugarh.

Jorhat is Assam's second largest city and is a picturesque, commercial, cultural, and innovative hub .

There are many tea plantations throughout the city that serve as primary agricultural areas, as well as a natural attraction. Jorhat has a total of 105 tea gardens. In addition to tea plantations, Jorhat is also home to unique natural reserves - Thengal Bhawan, Raja Maidam, Gibbon Wildlife Sanctuary, and Dhekiakhowa Bornamghar are some of the essential places of interest here. Dhekiakhowa Bornamghar, the oldest and most famous place of worship in Assam, attracts thousands of tourists every year.

Majuli, the largest river island in the world, is well within 20 kilometers of this metropolis and can be reached by ferry.

LEDO

Ledo is a small town in Tinsukia district, Assam, India. As of 2005, the Ledo railway station is the easternmost broad gauge railway station in India.

The town is also the starting point of Ledo Road, also known as Stilwell Road, a highway built during World War II for use by Americans and British troops as a military supply route to China through Burma (Myanmar). The first coal mine in Assam was started near Ledo in 1882 when the erstwhile Assam Railway & Trading Company was laying a metre gauge railway line in that region.

This place has the rich heritage importance and with gaint coal mines, and India only coal mesuem and it is enrouted by Digboi, a place with the oldest oil refinery and other attractions that make it a worth visiting offbeat destination with a rich history.

DIMA HASAO

In addition to being the home to the only hill station in Assam - Haflong headquarters of Dima Hasao District - this area also experiences weather similar to the majority of Assam.

It has a subtropical monsoon climate and mainly only 3 seasons: summer, monsoon, and winter. As you travel through what people call "the Switzerland of the East", you will be left breathless by the beauty of the flora and fauna.

Dima Hasao has recently developed its infrastructure as a unique tourist destination, with adventure activities, riverside camping, and waterfalls nearby. It is a must-visit place while in Assam.

MAJULI

The mighty River Brahmaputra passes through the picturesque island of Mujali.

Tourists from all over the world flock to this island, which is the largest river island in the world. In addition to its position in UNESCO's World Heritage Sites, Mujali is a strong candidate for inscription. Majuli is primarily inhabited by tribal groups, so its culture is unique. Assam calls Majuli the cultural capital. The festivals celebrated here are all full of joy and vibrance with a lot of music and dance.

The main festival in the town of Majuli is called Raas and seeing it is a fascinating experience.

TEZPUR

Tezpur is one of the most important towns in northern Assam. It is the headquarter of the Sonitpur and more importantly, it is the gateway to many popular tourist destinations in Arunachal.

From here you can find local transport for places like Tawang, Bomdila, Dirang, Bhalukpong, and Seijosa etc. Nevertheless, Tezpur has a lot on its own to explore. It is an ancient town and some of the archaeological sites date back to the first millennia.

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