The northeastern states of India, with their rolling hills, green valleys and bubble rivers
and enchanting aura, are popular with tourists from all over the world. States are also
known for their cultural diversity and heritage. They are popular among tourists for their
trekking routes, natural habitats, ancient temples and parks for exploring wildlife on
snow-capped mountain peaks.
1. Tsomgo Lake, Sikkim
To reach an altitude of 12,400 feet from Gangtok, the 37 km long winding roads are naturally
beautiful and one of the best places to visit in Northeast India.
Due to the melting of the mountains, the frozen mountains are the main source of water in
the lake. In winter, this Pacific Lake can be snow-capped and when you travel to Sasmago,
be sure to learn the stories associated with this lake.
2. Tawang Monastery, Arunachal Pradesh
The monastery is located in Tawang, a hill town at an altitude of 10,000 feet.
Tawang Monastery is a significant monument in Arunachal Pradesh, the birthplace
of the Dalai Lama and popular as the largest Buddhist monastery in the country.
Nestled at an altitude of 3048 meters above sea level, the picturesque and
picturesque town of Tawang is also known as Dawang and is decorated by monks.
The monastery is recognized as the second largest in the world after Lhasa and is 400 years old.
3. Nathula Pass, Sikkim
The old Silk Road which was once used by traders and merchants on the Indo-Tibetan border at an
altitude of 14,450 feet above sea level. Nathula's temperature is always icy regardless and the
whole region is rich in Himalayan flora and fauna. It can be easily reached from the capital city Gangtok.
4. Nohkalikai Falls, Meghalaya
It takes an immersion from a height of 1100 feet and is known as the fourth highest waterfall in
the world. Just 5 kilometers from Cherrapunji and a short trekking trail to reach the Altmarine Pool.
The best savings can be made from the gallery to see the enchanting view of Noah Ka Ka Likai Falls.
It is mostly covered with rain and fog in winter, it is better to visit in spring.
5. Gorichen Peak, Arunachal Pradesh
On the way from Bomdila to Tawang you will enjoy the great vista of Garichen Peak.
Located at an altitude of 22,500 feet between Tawang and West Kameng districts, it
is one of the toughest works in northeastern India.
Gaurichen Peak is about 164 kilometers from Tawang Town and it shares a border with
northern China. Another name for Gorichen Peak is Sa-Enga Fu, which according to
the original tribes is a sacred peak of Monpa which protects them from all evils.
6. Umiam Lake
This man-made reservoir is located 5 km north of Shillong and is one of the most famous
landmarks in Northeast India, visited all year round. Spread over 222 sq km, it is surrounded
by dense species of coniferous forests.
People often ride a variety of boats on the lake, and the surrounding park represents the best
of all ages. The beauty of the lake has been enhanced by encircling the Khasi hills.
7. Cherrapunji and Mawsynram, Meghalaya
The Cherrapunji is perched on the edge of the Himalayas. The low-lying pancake tower of Bangladesh.
This alluring village was once considered the wettest place in the world to see heavy rainfall. The
road from Shillong to this miniscule village goes through great scenes that have become sensitive
to Dimp View. Here you will see a photogenic V-shaped valley that runs deep into the plateau.
8. Loktak Lake, Manipur
The lake is famous for its numerous small floating islands known locally as Fumdis. Lake Loktak
is one of the largest freshwater lakes in northeastern India and is the only floating national
park in the world - Cable Lamazao National Park and its location is one of the best places to
visit in Northeast India.
It is located in Bishnupur district of Manipur and floating wetlands can be visited by fishermen's boats.
9. Siang River Rafting, Arunachal Pradesh
From medium to solid rapids, the Siang River gives you the courage to equip your rafts with
grade 3 and 4 level rapids and riffles. The river is violent and the rafts are seeing huge
droplets at full speed, taking the fillings to the mainland.
The river flows through various tribal settlements and to complete the entire Siang River
course you must gain experience as a rafter with such a high grade.
10. Singalila National Park
This alluring national park is located at an altitude of 7,000 feet above sea level and
covers an area of 79 sq km making it one of the best places to visit in Northeast India.
Rhododendron forests, rare species of orchids and alpine trees are home to many species of
plants and animals such as Himalayan leopard, elephant, pangolin, chinkara and primula,
bamboo, magnolia, oak, rhododendron etc.
Northeast India tourism prides itself on beauty spots where nature blooms in all its glory.
Nestled amidst many mountain peaks and picturesque valleys, the beautiful sights of the
Northeast draw a picture that you have to believe when traveling.
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