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During your North East Tourism you can experience, delightful hilly terrains and snow-capped mountains, national parks and lush green pastures, wildlife and birds, glistening lakes and roaring waterfalls; at really great prices in our North East India Packages! A North East India trip will present you with a huge diversity not only in terms of a unique culture but also several splendid features of the North East Indian lands. Tourism in North East has some beautiful hilly terrains, breathtaking snow-capped mountains, lavish green pastures, sparkling lakes, grumbling waterfalls and abundant wildlife, in-store only for you.
North East India is just Pure Bliss. With the North Eastern India Tourism on the rising rapidly over the years, it becomes very important for explorers to check out the land of the seven sisters.
Plan a trip to the seven sisters today, which will include a voyage to diverse places like- stunning Arunachal Pradesh, magnificent Sikkim, gorgeous Assam, overwhelming Mizoram, ravishing Nagaland, elegant Tripura, enticing Meghalaya, and the glorious Manipur. North East India Tourism will be a cluster of some of the wonders of India. Assam is the most developed area of the region and is a relatively accessible state in this quiet and peaceful, comparatively isolated region.
Sikkim, another highlight to your North East Trip, is a home to the 3rd highest mountain peak of the world, the Kanchenjunga that offers subtle views of the mountain ranges. Which makes Sikkim one of the Best North East India Tourist attractions. The art of the incredibly skilled weavers and potters make Imphal stand out from the rest of the Tourist Places in North East India.
Coming to other areas of your North East India Trip, like Shillong, Tripura, and Gangtok; These boast of a rich culture with deep-rooted traditions and customs that showcase the cultural and aesthetic beauty of North Eastern India. In addition to that, the natural beauty of the region needs to be experienced at least once to fully comprehend the beauty of a Trip to North East India.
Experience true beauty like you’ve never encountered before, come to visit these beautiful lands on your next trip. Plan your trip to the North East today!
Currency: Indian Rupee (INR)
Population: 45 million
Time Zone: UTC+05:30
Area: 262,230 square km.
Capital: Tirpura - Agartala, Manipur - Imphal, Arunachal Pradesh - Itanagar, Nagaland - Kohima, Mizoram - Aizwal, Meghalaya - Shillong.
Official Language: Assam - Assamese, Manipur - Meiteilon, Meghayala - Khasi and Garo, Mizoram - Mizo, Nagaland - English, Sikkim - Nepali, Tripura - Bengali, Arunachal Pradesh - Hindi.
Capital's calling code: Itanagar - 03781, Imphal - 03852, Aizwal - 0389, Agartala - 0381, Kohima - 0370, Shillong - 0364.
Geographically, this region can be categorized into Eastern Himalaya, the Patkai and the Brahmaputra, and the Barak valley plains. There is a vast diversity of flora and fauna attributable to the Indian subcontinent's last remaining rainforests. There are significant reserves of petroleum and natural gas also found in the area. This region is encompassed by the Brahmaputra-Barak river systems and their tributaries.
Owing to the bio and crop diversity of the area, archaeological researchers believe that the early settlers of Northeast India have domesticated several species of plants and crops. The seven sisters, were under the British Rule which consisted of Assam and princely states of Manipur. Gradually all the other states came up and formed into the iconic seven sisters.
The total population of Northeast India is 46 million with 68 percent of the population residing in Assam, followed by Tripura and Meghalaya. The least number of people live in Sikkim. Within the states, Guwahati has the largest population followed by Agartala, Imphal, Dimapur, Shillong, Aizwal, Silchar and Dibrugarh. There is a majority of Hindus in the areas followed by Islam, Christianity, and hints of Buddhism.
With the advent of tourism in Northeast, most of the people in north-eastern India understand English, and hence it wouldn't be a problem for the tourists. However, Hindi is very rare and is spoken only in parts of Arunachal Pradesh; Assam and Tripura to an extent. Hence, tourists must pick up some phrases from local languages to speak with the local people.
The currency that circulates here is the INR (Indian Rupee)
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