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Northeastern Nirvana with Dirang Sightseeing Tour

2DShillong
1DBhalukpong
1DDirang
2DTawang
1DBomdila
3DGuwahati
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Why Visit Assam Meghalaya Arunachal Pradesh

About Assam

Lazily sprawled like one prehistoric behemoth, Assam is very well located along the length of the Brahmaputra valley. It is one of the biggest and definitely the most accessible of the different Northeastern States of India. A cuisine with distinctive flavors and aromas, string of Hindu temples that top the list of attractions, no requirement of permits, a welcoming and hospitable population of the locals, vibrant artistic heritage and a picturesque and artistic site beautified with distinctive dance forms, Assam is visually and culturally a little ahead of the other six sister states. The stereotypical landscape of Assam is a serene canvas of golden and green painted from the surrounding rice fields and the aromatic tea estates that are framed well in the length. Further, the highlands of Meghalaya and Nagaland and the blue mountains of Arunachal Pradesh, complete this splendid scenery.  

Despite the culture and linguistic imbricates from the neighboring states of Odisha and West Bengal, Assam has very well preserved its sovereignty and identity. The mekhola sadar which is a traditional dress for women of Assam and the gamosa which is a white and red scarf that is worn around the neck by the men of the Assam are the visible manifestos of the identity and the regional costume of the state. On the other hand, the flavoured fish tenga, is the regional culinary cuisine here. With all this and more preserved in this small state of India, Assam indeed is a quintessential tourist attraction.  


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About Meghalaya

Meghalaya is a hilly destination known for its green landscapes, waterfalls, forest trails, tribal culture, and scenic views. It is famous for its sacred forests, plunging waterfalls, mesmerising caves and beautiful rivers and streams. A Meghalaya trip offers an amazing mix of natural wonders, delicious food, a vibrant atmosphere and a rich cultural heritage. Marvel the surreal beauty of Cherrapunji and Mawsynram and indulge in wonderful experiences in Shillong.

Thrill seekers will find unique trekking trails through rainforests to centuries-old living root bridges. You can explore spellbinding caves in Siju or Mawsmai, or go kayaking on the waters of the Umngot River in Dawki. Meghalaya is blessed with lush valleys, deep gorges, unique wildlife, orchid trails and spectacular waterfalls, making it a perfect destination for a couple trip to Meghalaya. Besides the splendid landscapes, Meghalaya also has a unique tribal culture that fascinates every traveller.

The land is home to the Khasi, Jaintia and Garo tribes, each uniquely distinct and is known for its matrilineal society. Its vibrant music scene, lively festivals and friendly locals set the state apart. As you go exploring sacred groves or indulging your taste buds, Meghalaya offers you an unmatched holiday for all.

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About Arunachal Pradesh
The last frontier of India’s tourism, the virginal Arunachal Pradesh comes across as a gigantic patch of the unchartered green on the map of India. The wildest and definitely the least explored state of the country, Arunachal Pradesh is also known as the Land of Dawn-lit Mountains. It rises precipitously from the plains of the Assam as a large mall of densely forested and fatally steep hills which finally tower off as the snow-capped peaks along the border of Tibet. Arunachal is indeed the last sanctuary for the anthropological and natural heritage of India. It is also a home to 26 primitive tribes. Major section of the state remains beyond the reach of the tourists however there are certain new areas which are gradually being opened for the tourists.   

If truth be told, China has never really accepted the Indian dominance here and it did take the surprise invasion of China in the year 1962, for Delhi to actually begin the funding for the major infrastructure here. At present, the border passes are massively hoarded by Indian military and the atmosphere is significantly calm. In comparison to its neighbors, Arunachal has relatively been unharmed by the civil unrest or the political violence. This does not stop the rebels of Naga to continue being active in the north eastern states along the border of Myanmar and Nagaland.  


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