North East India Tours – Discover India's Natural Beauty and Cultural Diversity

Arunachal Pradesh, the land of the rising sun, is the remotest and one of the loveliest region in the north-east India. Arunachal Pradesh is a unique holiday destination among the entire north-eastern states in India. The state of Arunachal Pradesh has such a magical charm that it attracts the visitor due to its natural beauty, tribal culture, crafts, traditions and splendid wildlife. The Indian Government has decided to open the state for tourism. But due to it typical strategic location, an inner line permit is required to explore the region. Click here for more information on Arunachal Pradesh

Assam is the gateway to the north-eastern part of India. The State of Assam is one of the most beautiful regions of India. Some people call it a magical land while others call it a green paradise. Assam, the mystic, rich and green land of rolling plains, dense forests, eternal blue hills and beautiful rivers is known for its tea, rich flora and fauna, and the world famous one horned rhinoceros. The topography of Assam is dominated by the Brahmaputra river. No permit is required by domestic as well as foreign tourists to visit Assam. Click here for more information on Assam

Manipur is one of the loveliest and the lesser known holiday destination in the north-eastern part of India. This town is nestled deep within a lush green corner of the north-east India and surrounded by blue hills with an oval shaped valley at the centre. Manipur is rich in art, culture and tradition and surcharged with nature's pristine glory. It is one of the oldest states in the North-east and enjoys its individual identity with vigorous enthusiasm. This is reflected in the martial arts of Thang-ta and Sarit-Sarak and graceful Ras Leela dance. Click here for more information on Manipur

Meghalaya literally means abode of the Clouds. Meghalaya is a small state in north-east India. Meghalaya is one of the most picturesque, prettiest and youngest states of India, and an ideal place for people who are in search of beauty and solitude. It is a happy land of breathtaking beauty, undulating hills, rolling grasslands, cascading waterfalls, snaking rivers, terraced slopes and thrilling wildlife. Meghalaya is known for the pretty hill station Shillong, Cherrapunji and Mawsynram. Click here for more information on Meghalaya

Mizoram, the land of the blue mountain is one of the youngest states in the country situated in the north-eastern part of India. Mizoram is perched like a lonely state on the southernmost tip of the north-eastern border of India. There is something about the people, the blue hills rolling endlessly, clear blue skies, the lay of the land, white painted houses perched on bamboo sticks at the edge of steep gorge and the temperate climate that makes every journey into Mizoram a pleasurable experience. Click here for more information on Mizoram

Nagaland, a rural state is situated in the extreme north east India. It is a land of myths and festivals, brave warriors and rich tribal culture. Its colorful people, great verdant landscapes and cultural festivals and traditions provide a delightful holiday experience to the tourists. The terrain in Nagaland is hilly, thickly wooded, rugged, and cut by deep river valleys. The hill sides are covered with green forests. Click here for more information on Nagaland

Tripura is the second smallest state in India. It is situated in the extreme north-eastern part of India. It is believed that the name of the State originated from "Tripura Sundari", the presiding deity which is known as one of the 51 pethos of the Hindu pilgrims. It is also believed that originally, Tripura was known as "Tuipra" that means a land adjoining the water. The state is covered by picturesque hills and dales, deep and green valleys which have added beauty to its landscape. Click here for more information on Tripura