Northeast India
The Northeast of India stands out for its rich tapestry of culture and traditions, setting it apart from other regions in the country. This compact yet diverse region boasts a myriad of unique elements—distinctive traditions, customs, a variety of cuisines, a multitude of languages and dialects, diverse landscapes, vibrant wildlife, and much more.
While initially researching Northeast-related information for friends, my unique collection of resources expanded. Recognizing its value, I decided to share it with others seeking similar insights. A gentle nudge from a dear cousin prompted me to formalize this resource, for which I am grateful.
The resources listed here are not exhaustive, and I will continuously update the list with additional ones:
Pxley Stories
Travel Permits
Tours and Cruises
Destination Routes
Festivals
Videos
Online Exhibits
Stores
It is worth noting that I don't receive any kickbacks from the businesses mentioned. A list of hotels are not included since other portals specialize in that information. However, when using online resources for booking your hotel, consider these tips:
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Resources
1) Pxley Stories
2) Travel Permits
3) Tours and Cruises
4) Destination Routes
From Dibrugarh
Dibrugarh — Roing — Pasighat — Aalo — Mechuka — Dibrugarh [road]
Dibrugarh — Imphal — Guwahati [air]
Dibrugarh — Mokukchung — Kohima — Dimapur [road]
Dibrugarh — Shillong — Guwahati [air]
Dibrugarh — Sivasagar — Majuli — Kaziranga — Guwahati [road, water]
From Guwahati
Guwahati — Kaziranga — Guwahati [road]
Guwahati — Nameri — Ziro — Aalo — Pasighat — Roing — Dibrugarh [road]
Guwahati — Pasighat — Guwahati [air]
Guwahati — Shillong — Guwahati [road]
Guwahati — Tezpur — Tawang — Guwahati [road]
In the cool bamboo,
restored in sunlight,
life matters, like this.
—Mamang Dai, Small Towns and The River
5) Festivals [by month]
January — Torgya Festival, Arunachal Pradesh
January — Magh Bihu, Assam
February — Losar, Arunachal Pradesh
February — Lui-ngai-ni, Manipur
March — Chapchar Kut, Mizoram
April — Aoling Festival, Nagaland
April — Mopin Festival, Arunachal Pradesh
April — Rongali Bihu, Assam
May — Moatsu Mong, Nagaland
June — Saga Dawa, Sikkim
June — Ambubachi Mela, Assam
June — Kang Chingba, Manipur
July — Dree Festival, Arunachal Pradesh
July — Kharchi Puja, Tripura
September — Anthurium, Mizoram
November — Chavang Kut, Manipur
November — Wangala Festival, Meghalaya
November — Nongkrem Dance Festival, Meghalaya
November — Cherry Blossom Festival, Meghalaya
November — Sangai Festival, Manipur
December — Losoong, Sikkim
December — Hornbill Festival, Nagaland
6) Videos
7) Online Exhibits [Google Arts and Culture]
Be Inspired
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