North East Tours

During the British Raj in the 19th and 20th centuries, the Northeastern states that we know today were founded. Under the influence of British missionaries, many people in the region converted to Christianity. When India acquired independence from the British, Assam and the princely states of Tripura and Manipur made up the majority of the Northeast. Following that, the states of Nagaland, Meghalaya, Arunachal Pradesh, and Mizoram were created from the larger state of Assam. In 1972, Manipur and Tripura were given full territory. Sikkim became the eighth and final state in the Northeast in 2002, joining her sisters.

You'll tour some of the most environmentally friendly tourist destinations, experience the distinctive flavors of bamboo and soybean woven into the cuisine, explore the beautiful Kaziranga National Park, and soak up the spiritual aura of the calmest Buddhist monasteries.

Every state has its own distinct personality, culture, and traditions. So, today, we'll put these options in front of you and let you choose which state you'd want to try. All we ask is that you surrender to Northeast Tourism's charm and begin arranging your vacation here.

Special Highlights of North East States:

• The northeast region was the one part of India that the Mughals could not occupy
• The Ahom Dynasty ruled the Northeast for 600 years, making it the longest unbroken dynasty in India
• The Northeast contains both the world's largest and smallest river islands
• Rolling hills cover 70% of the region
• Northeast India is home to seven of India's most well-known national parks.
• Shillong is regarded as India's rock music capital.
• Mawsynram, Meghalaya, holds the global record for wettest spot on earth
• Muga, Assam's silk, is produced nowhere else in the world
• This region makes up nearly 8% of India