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Top 8 Places to Visit in North East India

Comprising of 8 states - Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Manipur, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Nagaland, Sikkim and Tripura and panning across the lower Himalayan range, North Eastern India is a treasure trove for travelers and one of the top holiday destinations in India. Holiday package for North East India will take you on a journey to the lands enveloped in the lush green rolling hills, untouched natural beauty of the valley and topped with clear blue skies.

Wondering where to go on your trip to the seven sisters? Here are a few places which cannot be missed out on:

Kaziranga National Park (Assam)

one-horned rhino at kaziranga national park

Panning over a sprawling area of 430 sq. km. this park is home to the famous one horned rhinoceros and one of the top destinations in North East India for nature lovers, adventure seekers and holiday goers. A UNESCO world heritage site this iconic national park is a breeding ground for numerous birds, animals and plants like, elephants, swamp deer, white fronted goose, ferruginous duck, Asian openbill stork and many more.
  • Best time to visit - November to February
  • Safari timings - 8 am to 10 am (morning) / 2 pm to 4 pm (evening)
Tawang Monastery (Arunachal Pradesh)

Tawang Monastery

Situated along the valley of the Tawang River this monastery is the largest in India and the second largest in the world. Home to almost 450 monks the monastery is enclosed inside 282 metres tall wall. Not only will you witness a captivating view of the valley below surrounded by snowcapped mountain and coniferous covered forests, but you will also have a surreal, one of a kind experience.
  • Best time to Visit - March to October
  • Monastery Timings - 9 am to 6 pm
Nathu La Pass (Sikkim)

En-route to Nathu La, Sikkim

Situated in the eastern Sikkim region this pass is located at a whopping height od 14,140 feet above sea level. This pass is the connection between the Indian state of Sikkim and China’s Tibetan autonomous region. One of the vital purposes of this pass is to increase the connectivity between the Hindu and Buddhist pilgrimage sites and is one of the main points of interest in North East tourism.
  • Best Time to Visit - May to October
  • Pass Timings - can be done during day time after obtaining the required permits from Gangtok.
Nuranang Falls (Arunachal Pradesh)

Nuranang Falls

Also known as Bing Bong falls this magnificent cascading waterfall is one of the most breathtaking and surreal sites of interest in North east India. The water plunges from a height of about 100 metres, and is nestled among the deep greenery of the surrounding valley. Your romantic trip to north east will be a success with a visit to this magnificent site.

Best Time to Visit - April to November
Visitation Timings - 8 am to 6 pm

Shri Govindajee Mandir (Manipur)

Shri Govindajee Mandir

This is the largest Hindu temple dedicated to Lord Vishnu in Manipur and attracts numerous Vaishanavites for darshan from across the nation. The temple is constructed using simple designs and styles along with two gold plated domes and a large congregation hall. Built in the year 1846 this temple is dedicated to Lord Krishna and his consort Radha.
  • Best Time to Visit - September to April
  • Temple timings - 5 am to 12 pm / 4 pm to 9 pm (it is advised to visit the temple early in the morning to avoid the crowd)
Dampa Tiger Reserve (Mizoram)

Dampa Tiger Reserve

This tiger reserve was a part of Project Tiger funded by the government of India with an aim of preserving the natural biodiversity and the tigers in the area, and is also the largest wildlife sanctuary in Mizoram. The entire area is covered in jungle streams, rivulets, tall forest trees and a massive collection of flora and fauna. Visiting this place is a must if you want to have a thrilling experience in the wild.
  • Best Time to Visit - November to February
  • Reserve Timings - 8 am to 5 pm
Living Roots Bridge (Meghalaya)

Living Roots Bridge

One of the most famous attractions of North East India this bridge is known for being an evidence of nature’s miracles. This fascinating bridge is made by continuously winding and manipulating the roots of the trees in a particular manner located on the banks of the river. This place is visited by numerous travelers and nature enthusiasts on a daily basis after covering a 2-3 hour trek.
  • Best Time to Visit - June to February
  • Bridge Timings - 8 am to 4 pm
Umiam Lake (Meghalaya)

Umiam Lake

Also known as Barapani Lake, this site is a reservoir which is created by damming up the Umiam River during the early 1960s with the main catchment area spreading up to an area of 220 sq. km. This place is also one of the prime centres of attraction in North East India and is popular for its water sports and other adventure activities. One can also sit by the lake and enjoy the beautiful setting sun.
  • Best Time to Visit - June to September
  • Lake Timings - 9 am to 5 pm

6 comments:

  1. Meghalaya is one of the unexplored places in India which has immense things to do as well. There are many tourist places in Shillong, Meghalaya that you can visit for a great experience.

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  2. Discover the best places to visit in Shillong as tourists, the "Scotland of the East." Explore the vibrant markets of Police Bazaar, marvel at the cascading beauty of Elephant Falls, and take in panoramic views from Shillong Peak. An unforgettable adventure awaits!

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  4. Meghalaya isn't just a destination; it's an enchanting odyssey waiting to be explored. From the mystical allure of cascading waterfalls to the architectural wonder of living root bridges, every corner whispers tales of nature's grandeur.
    The journey through Shillong's streets feels like a stroll through a storybook, while Cherrapunji's lush wetness captivates the senses.
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  5. Wow! What an incredible list of destinations in North East India! As someone who has always been fascinated by the natural beauty and cultural diversity of this region, I can't thank you enough for compiling such an informative and inspiring list.
    Meghalaya holds a special place in my heart with its mesmerizing landscapes, especially during the rainy season. The lush greenery, misty hills, and stunning waterfalls make it a paradise for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike. I'm thrilled to see it rightfully featured on your list. However, if you wish to know about complete travel expense to meghalaya then you can visit https://wanderon.in/india-trips/meghalaya-tour-packages

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  6. "Exploring the 'Top 8 Places to Visit in North East India' offers a glimpse into the region's stunning natural beauty and rich cultural tapestry. From the serene landscapes of Sikkim and the enchanting valleys of Arunachal Pradesh to the vibrant festivals of Nagaland and the majestic waterfalls of Meghalaya, each destination promises a unique and unforgettable experience. This list is a perfect guide for travelers seeking adventure, tranquility, and a deep dive into the diverse traditions of North East India."
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