North East India Tour Package Best List - Explore With Expert Team

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Sisters States namely Arunachal Pradesh, Manipur, Assam, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Nagaland, Tripura and the Himalayan state of Sikkim. It is actually located in the easternmost region, which is connected to east India through a narrow corridor between Bangladesh and Nepal. North eastern part of India is indeed an unexplored expanse of India. You can witness. Very much exceptional array with unadulterated natural beauty. Starting from gushing waterfalls, to sprawling lush emerald valleys, glittering rivers and glistening high altitude frozen lakes. North eastern part of India definitely won’t fail to mesmerize you to the core. Be it minnelial old tribe in Nagaland to virgin Himalayan peaks of Sikkim. Form Arunachal traditions to the cloud state of Meghalaya, each and every part of Northeast India has some interesting facts to reveal. Not just in landscape but there are

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Sisters States namely Arunachal Pradesh, Manipur, Assam, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Nagaland, Tripura and the Himalayan state of Sikkim. It is actually located in the easternmost region, which is connected to east India through a narrow corridor between Bangladesh and Nepal. North eastern part of India is indeed an unexplored expanse of India. You can witness. Very much exceptional array with unadulterated natural beauty. Starting from gushing waterfalls, to sprawling lush emerald valleys, glittering rivers and glistening high altitude frozen lakes. North eastern part of India definitely won’t fail to mesmerize you to the core. Be it minnelial old tribe in Nagaland to virgin Himalayan peaks of Sikkim. Form Arunachal traditions to the cloud state of Meghalaya, each and every part of Northeast India has some interesting facts to reveal. Not just in landscape but there are

own for its Seven Sisters States namely Arunachal Pradesh, Manipur, Assam, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Nagaland, Tripura and the Himalayan state of Sikkim. It is actually located in the easternmost region, which is connected to east India through a narrow corridor between Bangladesh and Nepal. North eastern part of India is indeed an unexplored expanse of India. You can witness. Very much exceptional array with unadulterated natural beauty. Starting from gushing waterfalls, to sprawling lush emerald valleys, glittering rivers and glistening high altitude frozen lakes. North eastern part of India definitely won’t fail to mesmerize you to the core. Be it minnelial old tribe in Nagaland to virgin Himalayan peaks of Sikkim. Form Arunachal traditions to the cloud state of Meghalaya, each and every part of Northeast India has some interesting facts to reveal. Not just in landscape but there are things which you will fail to even track on. There are hidden places in North East India which cannot be found or located on google. So your official google will be the warm heart and welcoming people of north eastern part of India. We all must have heard of Japan as the land of rising sun. But have you wondered where is it in India? Yes, it is in north east state of Arunachal Pradesh which witnesses the first ray of sun in India every single day. Also known as ‘Land of Dawn-Lit-mountains’. Another most interesting fact is  Dong village in Anjaw district is the only place to receive the second ray of Sun on the planet after Japan. can you imagine that? Indeed fascinating and unbelievable. The surrealistic charm of the north eastern state cannot be escaped, its the gem. There are completely unhindered places by humans or technology. A purely magical corner here in the Northeast will make you rethink why you shouldn't explore more deeper and understand the beauty. North eastern states are just like the pearl on the map of India. Did you know that Majuli Island is the world’s biggest River Island in Assam. And also the Umananda Island is believed to be the world’s smallest  island and which is located right in the middle of river Brahmaputra. Starting From the beauty of the tourist places in North East India to the fun-filled activities, there are numerous experiences that you simply cannot afford to miss out.

So today, we at Ramachandran will take you to serene places to visit in North East India along with so many facts. Ever heard of Muga Silk? It is only found in Assam and known as the golden treasure of Assam. It is only woven by the Garo community in Assam since 13th century from the Ahom Dynasty. Every other household you can find in Assam weaves Muga silk. Moving ahead when in Manipur you must visit the Mother’s Market. Surprised, right? Yes, you can find such things only in north east. This one and only mother market is also known as Ima Keithel and run and owned solely by mothers of Manipur. Starting from grocery shopping to traditional local handicrafts or arts, this is the market which you must never forget to visit. Also,  Meghalaya’s Khasi Tribe has matriarchal society in whole India. The only place where woman are the decision makers in the society as well as households. The only place in India when female child is born it is celebrated and considered as blessing. Another most interesting thing you will come across is cave which is craved by a hairpin. Yes, you read it right. The Pukzing cave in Mizoram is a major tourist attraction here. Believed to be carved by a man called Mualzavata who used just a hairpin for it. Not thats it, this place has lots of historical spots too. Such  as visiting  Kohima War Cemetery to pay tribute, dedicated to the 10,000 allied soldiers who lost their lives during the Japanese invasion of World War II. All these things are somewhat unknown to Indians yet.  Highest literacy rate is found in north eastern state in Mizoram and Tripura. The most literate state of the country with a 94.65% literacy rate. We are ready to take you to rolling hills and meadows filled with lustre and God’s now creations. 

 Best time to visit and experience the unexplored Gem of India:

Well, every place has a perfect season and weather to visit to explore it to the best. Summer is considered as the good time to explore north eastern states of India that is March to June. But, from October to mid of May is the best time to explore this part of India. At high altitude regions such as Sikkim and Arunachal Pradesh receive heavy snowfalls. Which leads to the emperature drops till subzero degrees. But on the other hand, in the plains of North East India which includes Assam, Tripura, and Mizoram experiences the chilly and pleasant weather during this time. temperatures are between Between 0°C and 22°C. This is considered as one of the most pleasant weather to explore and witness the beauty of severn sisters. you definitely need to carry some warm clothes like vests, scarves, gloves, beanies, socks, a winter jacket and thermals. to protect yourself from cold waves. And above all this time also calls out music enthusiasts all over the world. Make sure to witness and also participate in the many colourful festivals like the hornbill festival, Ziro Festival. By being a part of their cultural festivals you will get to know more about the place. March to June is the summer season, this weather is dry and quite apt for exploring trains through hiking. Summer temperature between 15 degrees Celsius to 20 degrees which is tolerable. But apart from altitude regions, the  plain areas face scorching heat during this time. So make sure to carry extra tees, sunscreen to protect yourself. the weather can be very dicy. From July to September the north eastern part of India received heaviest rainfall. It’s completely not a favourable time to go, we don’t recommend it at all. Off course, the views are just super green and exhilarating but it also comes with unwanted landslides, avalanches, flash floods. So monsoon is not recommended at all. 

List of cultural festivals you must not miss during winter season:- Kut Festival, Nongkrem Dance Festival, Wangala Festival, Majuli Raas Mahotsav Festival, Tea Festival of Assam, Orange And Tourism Festival, Sangai Festival, Hornbill Festival, Losoong Festival, Thalfavang Kut Eestival

Some Key highlights of Nearby places to visit:- Goecha La, Tripura Sundari Temple, Gangtok, Kanchenjunga Base Camp, Pelling, Nagula Lake, Yuksom, Singalila National Park, Nongriat Village, Laitlum Canyon, Kangla Fort, Imphal Valley, Shri Govindji Temple, Doyang River, Khonoma Green Village, Mokokchung

Core places you must visit during your North east trip:

Guwahati:- Guwahati is also known as the gateway to north east India. Guwahati is one of the best place to visit and also it is the capital city of Assam. It is also known for one-horned rhinos. It is surrounded by nature’s beauty, historicity and spirituality. Starting from Umananda Temple, in Guwahati which is located on smallest inhabited island also known as the peacock island. Name itself makes it more colourful and lively. The whole area is surrounded by  River Brahmaputra. And this temple is the home to lord shiva. Thats why during shivratri it is the most crowded time of the year. Next is Kamakhya Temple, another very well known temple dedicated to Goddess Durga. It is one of the oldest temple especially man myths related to it also. Such as It is believed that the Goddess menstruates during Ambubachi Mela. And because of that the temple is closed for 5 days. It reopens for visitors on the 6th day with a grand fair, after performing the cleansing rituals. We are sure you will be stunned to explore it too. This place also having great wildlife. Pobitora wildlife should be In your bucket list. It is the home to Indian One Horned Rhinoceros, the River Dolphin and the Oriental Pied Hornbill. Next is Dipor Bil, this place will put you in awe. It is one of the most stunning freshwater lake with turquoise blue clear water. It receives water from river Basistha and Kalamini. Also, it is considered to be the largest lake in the Brahmaputra valley. Next would be world famous Kaziranga National Park. This national park is one of the UNESCO World Heritage Sites in India. It has the huge population of the Great Indian One-Horned Rhinoceros. You can also spot rare animals like Chinese Pangolin, Bengal Fox and Gibbon. Lastly, after all the adventurous, physical and spiritual experiences you must have some peace left for cultural aesthetics too. You must head to Fancy Bazaar for some local traditional goodies, like souvenirs, Assam silks and regional food for yourself and your family, friends too. 

More places to see in Guwahati:-  Nehru Park, Guwahati Planetarium, Navagraha Temple, Madan Kamdev, Nameri National Park, Umananda Island, Assam State Museum, Assam State Zoo

Manipur:- Manipur, perfect escapade for holiday in amidst the nature. This city is known for untouched beauty and tremendous flora and fauna amongst all the seven states. Starting from most picteresque landscapes, rich history, cultural legacy, tradition and mouth watering cuisines. Starting from Loktak Lake, which is India’s largest fresh water lakes with numerous other floating islands within it. Its quite mesmerising view. Imphal valley, is next we should say the headquarters of Manipur. Imphal is like the best city scape you will see surrounded by the river Iril, Imphal, Khuga, Thoubal, and Sekmai are just a few of the rivers. There are very much important man made sites too. One of the is Kangla fort. Actually the Kangla Fort symbolizes the state’s greatness and rich historical past. And people of Manipur are quite proud of it which deifnately makes sense. It is one of the major important tourist site here. Shirui Hills, a perfect hiking destination. It is named after Shirui Lily, Manipur’s state flower. Tamenglong, is next which is one another eye catchy place filled with immense dense flora and fauna. You will find world’s most unusual plants and creatures. Imphal War Memorial, its must visit here to commemorate the victory. Indo-Japanese Peace Memorial has also been established afterwards and its one of the tourist attraction these days. This place is filled with hidden waterfalls, villages. One of them is Santhei Natural Park, known for lush green landscape, neat pathways, a sparkling lake and bright flower beds. How beautiful is that right? Something which you must experience for sure. 

More places to see in Manipur:- INA War Museum - Moirang,  Mystical Monoliths - Willong Khullen, Loukoipat Ecological Park, The Rita Café, Iskcon Temple.

Meghalaya:- What hits your mind when you hear the place “Meghalaya” ? Definitely the crystal Clear water lake. Thats true but apart from that there are lot more things which you can explore. Meghalaya is well known destination because of leisurely travelling, adventurous treks, adrenaline activities and nature photography. So let's starts form the very famous Double Decker Living Root Bridge. It is at the height of 2400 feet and 3 km in length, this iconic bridge was created by joining the roots of two ancient rubber tree. Next is Elephant Falls, it got it name because the shape looked like elephant. This cascading waterfalls are surrounded by dense forest thus, making it a perfect view to witness. But when you go there, please watch out your steps, its quite slippery so be careful. Yes, next is the most famous place of Meghalaya that is Umngot River. You must go for  boating or kayaking and glide over crystal clear waters. The emerald river water sparkles and shine plus you can spot colourful fishes without diving. Mawlynnong village also known as the cleanest village in Asia is a must visit place. This place is really educational as the village encourages rainwater harvesting and bans the use of plastic and the practice of smoking. Something all states and countries should learn and imply. Umiam Lake in East Khasi Hills is perfect sunrise spot. You can go for  boating, canoeing, kayaking, skiing and yachting. Nohkalikai Falls, the at the height of 115 feet has also very touching and mysterious story related to a daughter and mother story. Next is, Mawsynram also considered as the wettest place of earth. This town is filled with with streams, caves and falls. 

More places to see in  Meghalaya:- Mawsmai Caves, Krem Liat Prah, Nohsngithiang Falls, Lady Hydari Park, Balpakram National Park, Dainthlen Falls, Nartiang, Ward’s Lake, Nokrek National Park, Mawkdok Dympep Valley, Arwah Cave, Wah Kaba Falls, Rainbow Falls, Khoh Ramhah, Kynrem Falls

Mizoram:- India’s one of the most well preserved gem. It Is also known as the  ‘Songbird of India’. There are a plethora of things which can be done here in Mizoram. Starting from dense greenery and rending milky white waterfalls at Vantawng Waterfalls, not just that there are bunch of sanctuaries and reserves here including the Murlen National Park or the Dampa Tiger Reserve. You have numerous opportunities and you must not miss. to try out Mizo culture, culture,local delicacies and tradition and stop by the Falkawn Village specially. You can start from Aizawl, the central city for Mizoram. It is one of the oldest cities surrounded by hills and greenery. Next is Lunglei, the perfect place to unwind yourself physically and mentally. Just soak into the calmness and beauty of the place. Next is Mamit, here you can visit Dampa Wildlife Sanctuary and witness peacock, Malabar pied hornbill, crested serpent eagle, and emerald-dove. This place is perfect for bird watchers and wildlife enthusiasts. You must go on a hike to Reiek Village. Vantawng waterfalls, Mizoram is the sight of beauty where you will witness clean water using out from dense forest. Next is Tamdil lake surrounded by dense jungle crystal clear lake. When in Mizoram, you must head to Serchhip, which will provide you with rural experiences. These two villages namely Neihloh and Buangpuri are two of the most popular villages in Serchhip that will welcome you with a colorful rural experience. Lastly, all the travellers must head to Murlen National Park, its haven for nature lovers. Its tropical and suburban mountain forest. You can spot around 150 species of birds, and various animals, bamboos, as well as orchid species here. Locals also call it India's Amazon of South America.

More places to see in Mizoram:- River Tlawng, Tamdil Lake, Falkawan Village, Phawngpui, Hmuifang, Champhai, Saiha, Dampa Tiger Reserve, Phawngpui peak.

Nagaland:- Nagaland, a very well known yet very least explore place. It is known for indegenous tribe, food, culture and deep rolling valleys. Nagaland can also be called out as fashion icon state, here everybody is having amazing sense of fashion and the way they carry out is just awesome. It is also known for its vibrant festivals, and unprecedented traditions. Starting from Dimapur, it is the gateway to nagaland. You will witness 13th century Kachari Ruins from the ruins from Ahom invasion time. And when in Dimapur you must not miss  visit a set of villages known for its culture Nichuguard Village, Kuki Dolong Village, Chumukedima, Seithekima Village and Medziphema. Next is Kohima, one of the most  charismatic place with the mixture of modern and old era culture. Go g=hiking at  The Japfu Peak which is 3048m and the Puliebadze Peak and enjoy the mesmerising view from the top. You can see Angami tribe people. You can visit Kohima War Cemetery, Naga Bazaar, Kohima Zoo, Kohima State Museum and Deputy Commissioner’s Bungalow. Next is Mokokchung, which is becoming one of the hot tourist spot because of  hospitality, rich traditions, festivals and the living museum of the Ao tribe.  Mon, ruled by Konyaks tribe and also known for the finest harvest in the state. You can see the large number of trophies made of animals’ skull is a sight which on will forget. Lastly you must go for trekking is valley of flowers also known as Dzukou valley. This valley is filled with breathtaking views and wherever you step you will witness flowers. Winters is the perfect time to visit as entire valley blossoms with flowers and looks beautiful. 

More places to see in Nagaland:- Doyang Hydro Project, Liphanyan Governor’s camp, Mount Tiyi, Doyang River, Water Pool, Totsu Cliff, Vankhosung, Tuophema, Khonoma Village, Intangki Wildlife Sanctuary, Benreu, Meluri

Sikkim:- Sikkim is one of the most famous and highly visited places of attraction. The land of pristine and mystic beauty. Starting from Tsomgo lake. Which is one of the. Most popular place known for Migratory ducks like the Brahmini. Next is Yuksom which is an old historic British style town. You can have some uninterrupted time with yourself far from the hustle bustle of the city. You must not miss  The historic Norbugang Park, Tashi tenka, which was a historic royal palace that promises wonderful views. Then we have, The oldest monastery the Dubdi Gompa, Kathok Wodsalin Gompa, a newly constructed monastery, also famous for the statue of Guru Padmasambhava. A must trek which has to be done is Goechala Trek and Khangchendzonga National Park exploration. Nathula pass which is 4,310 m above sea level and also as the prehistoric Silk Road. Lachen village is a high altitude village for nomadic people and a great place for treks and trails. This place is a village of Tibetan and Bhutia people in North Sikkim. You must visit Gurudongmar Lake here, Lachung Gompa for the largest Buddhist shrine and Lachung Monastery, Handicraft and Lachung Village. then Zuluk, the hidden place known for its rolling curry routes and  its connection with the Silk Route. Gangtok, the capital city of Sikkim and kind of headquarters of sikkim. It is known for walking trails, gorgeous silver-fir trees and definitely some warm cozy instagram worthy cafes to relax yourself in cold weather. 

More places to see in Sikkim:- Ravangla, Mane Choekhorling Gompa, Sherdup Choeling Monastery, Namchi, Teesta River, Pelling, Sangachoeling Monastery, Phodong Village, Aritar

Do Drul Chorten, Rumtek Monastery, Mangan

Arunachal Pradesh:- Arunachal Pradesh is the north-easternmost state of India and is surrounded by Bhutan, Tibet, and Myanmar. Can we just say surrounded by beauty all around? The name literally means “Land of dawn-lit mountains”. This part of northeast is very least explored and almost numerous of places are unexplored. You will definitely fall in love with this state for sure because of its beauty. Did you know that it is a state with diverse group of tribals. There are 26 major tribal groups and 100 sub-tribe groups within the state. even for entering into this state you will need to acquire special permit and also inner line permits. Tawang Monastery is the pride of Arunachal Pradesh and home of the largest monastery in India and the second largest in the world. The one and only longest river bridge is also found here, namely Dhola-Sadiya Bridge. You can get some stunning insta worthy pictures here.

More places to see in Arunachal pradesh:-  Upper Dibang Valley, Talle Valley, Hindu Temple Of Malinithan, Mechuka Valley, Bomdila, Itanagar, Tawang, Ziro Valley, Sela Pass, Tezu, Roing, Dirang, Pasighat, Eaglenest Wildlife Sanctuary, Bhalukpong, Sangti, Changlang, Bum La Pass.

Local delicacies you must try in North east India:- Well, this trip to north East India will be incomplete if you don’t allow your tastebuds to experience some new local dishes of the state of seven sisters. Not just here, but wherever you go food culture is a must try. So today we have gathered a bunch of food which you must try during your trip to the northeast. It's a mixture of flavours. 

As that:- Kumurat Diya Hanhor Mangxo which is from Assam, Fish tents from Assam, Sanplaiu from Mizoram, Vawksa Rep from Mizoram, Smoked pork from Nagaland, Nga Atoiba Thongba from Manipur, Iromba from Manipur, Jadoh from Meghalaya, Tungtap from Meghalaya, Khaji from Arunachal Pradesh, Gyathuk from Sikkim, Dhindo from Sikkim, Pitha from Assam, Bamboo Steamed Fish, Nagaland, Zan from Arunachal Pradesh.

North East post- COVID-19 Guidelines

Here are the guidelines to visit each of these states under the COVID-19 Tourist Guide.

1. Make sure to have a Final Vaccination Certificate/RT-PCR report not older than 72 hours.
2. Necessary  Rapid Antigen Test on Arrival, if you do not have the vaccination certificate or RT-PCR report.
3. Just In case if RAT is negative, you will need to undergo an RT-PCR test, costing INR 250. 
4. But, If  your report is positive then you will be shifted in insulation. 
5. If the report is negative, you can continue to explore while strictly following the Covid-19 protocols. 
6. And if you're entering from any other state, you will need a negative test report.

Accessibility to north east India:

By Airways: 4 major states Manipur, Nagaland, Tripura and Assam all have direct flights from metropolitan cities such as Kolkata and Delhi. Guwahati is considered to be the gateway to the North-East states and once you reach there, you can fly to some of the other places such as Silchar, Dimapur, Imphal, Aizawl, Agartala, Jorhat and Dibrugarh. Airlines namely Indian Airlines, IndiGo, Spicejet and Vistara work on a regular basis.

By Railways: North-Eastern states such as Arunachal Pradesh and Assam by train. The most crucial  important railway station between Guwahati and New Delhi is Naharlagun. There are also stations at Guwahati, Dibrugarh, Lumding, Bongaigaon as well as Tinsukia. From Delhi, trains such as Rajdhani Express, North-East Express and Brahmaputra Rail travel to North-East India regularly. Even though Rajdhani express is the the super fast and fastest train, the minimum time taken to reach the north eastern part of India is 28 hours. Other trains such as North-East Express take 32 hours while Brahmaputra Mail takes the longest, 42 hours. So we highly recommend flying as better option.