Experience the Best of NORTH EAST INDIA with Us

NORTH EAST INDIA

 North East India is a beautiful and culturally rich area consisting of eight states (the "Seven Sisters" along with Sikkim). It is well-known for its one-horned rhinos, living root bridges, tea plantations, and lively tribal celebrations,   stunning Himalayan mountains, lush tropical rainforests.  Perfect for wildlife safaris, trekking, and unique cultural experiences. 

ASSAM: 

Guwahati: is the gateway to Northeast India due to its good rail and flight connections. It is a vibrant city on the banks of the Brahmaputra River, famous for its spiritual heritage, lively markets like Fancy bazaar, and scenic river views. Visit the sacred Kamakhya Temple, one of India’s most important Hindu temples, and experience the unique culture, traditions, and natural beauty of Assam. Tourists can opt to take a boat ride on Brahmaputra River. 

Dibrugarh & Jorhat

Explore the lush landscapes of Dibrugarh and Jorhat, the heart of Assam’s world-famous tea region. Surrounded by endless tea plantations, colonial-era charm, and rich Assamese culture, these destinations offer authentic experiences, scenic countryside views, river islands, and a peaceful atmosphere far from the crowds.

Kaziranga National Park: is a UNESCO World Heritage Site (declared in 1985) well-known as the world's largest habitat for the Great Indian one-horned rhinoceros, having over 2,200 of them. Established in 1905, this 430 sq km park is a Tiger Reserve with a high density of Bengal tigers. Kaziranga Park was declared as a tiger reserve in 2006. Safari Packages can be arranged along with transfers.

MEGHALAYA:

Shillong: A scenic drive from Guwahati, one can experience the charming hill station of Shillong, often called the “Scotland of the East,” renowned for its cool climate, colonial charm, lively cafés, music culture, waterfalls, and stunning mountain landscapes.

Relax by the serene Umiam Lake, a stunning man-made lake surrounded by pine-covered hills, perfect for boating, kayaking, photography, and peaceful nature escapes.

Discover the panoramic beauty of Laitlum Canyons, famous for its dramatic valleys, rolling hills, misty cliffs, and unforgettable sunrise and sunset views over the Meghalaya highlands.

Explore the mystical Mawphlang Sacred Forest, an ancient protected forest rich in Khasi traditions, rare plants, sacred rituals, and enchanting natural beauty surrounded by fascinating local legends.

Visit the beautiful Elephant Falls, a multi-tiered waterfall surrounded by lush greenery and one of Shillong’s most famous natural attractions.

Cherrapunji (SOHRA): Discover the breathtaking beauty of Cherrapunji, one of the wettest places on Earth, famous for dramatic waterfalls, lush green landscapes, living root bridges, mist-covered hills, and spectacular natural scenery in the heart of Meghalaya.

Marvel at the spectacular Nohkalikai Falls, India’s tallest plunge waterfall, where dramatic cliffs and turquoise waters create one of the most breathtaking landscapes in Meghalaya.

Adventure into the remote village of Nongriat, famous for its extraordinary double-decker living root bridge surrounded by dense rainforest, crystal-clear pools, and breathtaking trekking routes through Meghalaya’s untouched nature

Explore the fascinating Mawsmai Cave, known for its impressive limestone formations, narrow passages, and adventurous underground experience in the heart of Meghalaya.

Mawlynnong: Visit the picturesque Mawlynnong, celebrated as the cleanest village in Asia, where bamboo pathways, lush gardens, traditional Khasi culture, and peaceful landscapes create a truly unique experience.

Dawki & Shnongpdeng: Experience the crystal-clear waters of the Umngot River in Dawki and Shnongpdeng, famous for transparent river boating, suspension bridges, riverside camping, kayaking, and breathtaking natural beauty near the Bangladesh border.

ARUNACHAL PRADESH: 

ARRIVAL FORMALITIES: eILP is applicable for Indian citizens only. Foreign Nationals may apply for PAP/RAP. Tourist eILP is applicable for stay up to 14 days only. Applicants for stay beyond 14 days may apply for provisional ILP. Individual eILP is not required for those below 14 years of age. They are required to be accompanied by an adult. All information furnished are subject to verification. Any wrong/misleading information may invite penal action.

Tawang: Experience the spiritual beauty of Tawang, home to the magnificent Tawang Monastery, the largest monastery in India and one of the most important Buddhist monasteries in the world. Surrounded by snow-capped Himalayas, alpine lakes, and breathtaking mountain passes, Tawang offers an unforgettable blend of spirituality, culture, and adventure.

Ziro Valley: Discover the peaceful landscapes of Ziro Valley, famous for its lush rice fields, pine-covered hills, traditional Apatani tribal culture, and serene Himalayan atmosphere. Known for its natural beauty and unique heritage, Ziro is one of Northeast India’s most enchanting hidden destinations.

Mechuka: Explore the remote paradise of Mechuka, a hidden Himalayan valley near the Indo-Tibetan border, renowned for dramatic mountain scenery, wooden villages, Buddhist monasteries, and untouched natural beauty far from the crowds.

Dirang: Relax in the scenic mountain town of Dirang, famous for hot springs, apple orchards, peaceful monasteries, and stunning Himalayan valleys. Surrounded by pristine landscapes, Dirang is the perfect stop between Assam and Tawang.

Itanagar: Discover the cultural gateway of Itanagar, known for its fascinating tribal heritage, Buddhist monasteries, scenic hills, and the historic Ita Fort, which reflects the rich history and traditions of Arunachal Pradesh.

Pasighat: Experience the natural beauty of Pasighat, the oldest town in Arunachal Pradesh, famous for the mighty Siang River, lush green valleys, tribal culture, river adventures, and breathtaking landscapes at the foothills of the Eastern Himalayas.

SIKKIM:

Sikkim

Discover the breathtaking beauty of Sikkim, a Himalayan paradise famous for snow-capped mountains, Buddhist monasteries, pristine lakes, colorful prayer flags, and some of the most spectacular landscapes in Northeast India. Surrounded by the majestic Himalayas, Sikkim offers a perfect blend of spirituality, adventure, and untouched natural beauty.

Gangtok

Experience the vibrant charm of Gangtok, the capital of Sikkim, known for its breathtaking mountain views, lively cafés, Buddhist monasteries, colorful markets, and panoramic views of Mount Kanchenjunga. Combining modern Himalayan culture with peaceful spiritual traditions, Gangtok is the perfect gateway to explore Sikkim.

Tsomgo Lake

Marvel at the stunning beauty of Tsomgo Lake, a sacred high-altitude glacial lake surrounded by snow-covered mountains and dramatic Himalayan scenery. Famous for its changing seasonal colors and breathtaking landscapes, Tsomgo Lake is one of Sikkim’s most iconic natural attractions.

Yumthang Valley

Discover the enchanting Yumthang Valley, often called the “Valley of Flowers of Sikkim,” famous for alpine meadows, colorful rhododendrons, snow-capped peaks, and pristine Himalayan beauty. This breathtaking valley offers unforgettable landscapes in every season.

Lachung & Lachen

Explore the picturesque Himalayan villages of Lachung and Lachen, surrounded by dramatic mountains, waterfalls, rivers, and peaceful Buddhist culture. These charming villages serve as gateways to some of North Sikkim’s most spectacular landscapes and high-altitude adventures.

Yumesamdong (Zero Point)

Journey to the spectacular Yumesamdong, also known as Zero Point, where snow-covered mountains, icy rivers, and dramatic high-altitude landscapes create one of the most unforgettable experiences in the Himalayas near the Indo-China border.

Namchi

Discover the spiritual beauty of Namchi, famous for giant Buddhist statues, peaceful monasteries, panoramic Himalayan views, and rich cultural heritage in the heart of South Sikkim.

Pelling

Experience the magical landscapes of Pelling, renowned for breathtaking views of Mount Kanchenjunga, ancient monasteries, waterfalls, and serene Himalayan scenery that make it one of Sikkim’s most scenic destinations.