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North East Tour Packages
Northeast India is a combination of lush woods, old monasteries, snow-capped mountains, gorgeous valleys, shimmering lakes and tumbling waterfalls. It is a dream of every tourist to do a trip to the northeastern states. Every tourist must go on a Northeast tour at least once in their lives to unveil the secret beauty of Northeast India.
Northeast has one of the cleanest villages in Asia. There are multiple activities you can do here. You can climb on the oldest root bridges, relax in the most picturesque hill stations, see the one-horned rhinoceros, tour the various monasteries, boat on one of the river islands, and much more. A Northeast trip, whether you're travelling alone, with friends, family, or your better half, is an experience that should be on every traveler's bucket list. Unify Holidays is here to assist you in planning your travel to Northeast India.
How Can You Reach North East India?
By Air
Guwahati, Imphal, Bagdogra, Dibrugarh, and Silchar are the main airports in the Northeast. These are easily accessible from New Delhi and Calcutta.
By Train
The Northeast is well connected by train to most major Indian towns, with Assam having the finest connectivity.
By Road
An excellent road network connects all of the Northeast States, and regular buses from West Bengal make it simple to visit this region.
Best Time To Visit North East India
The entire region is dominated by hills and mountains to a significant extent because of its spectacular position. The Northeast India shares borders with the neighboring countries of Tibet, Bhutan, Bangladesh, and Myanmar. As a result, the climate of Northeast India is typically chilly, with particularly cold winters.
Having said that, one should avoid travelling to the Norteast during the rainy seasons which lasts from May to September. As a result, the greatest time to visit Northeast India is from November to April, which is also the busiest season for tourists. The weather is at its finest at this time of year, making it ideal for getting out and experiencing the genuine beauty of the states.
Best Places To Visit In North East India
The famous northeast tourist attractions are a blend of nature, adventure, and romantic vacations. With magnificent views of the snow-capped mountains, these sites are popular with families, couples, and adventure seekers looking for a memorable vacation in Northeast India:
Tsomgo Lake, Sikkim
The meandering roads that take you 37 kilometres from Gangtok to a height of 12,400 feet are simply gorgeous, and it is one of the greatest spots to visit in Northeast India. At such an elevation, the lake flaunts its serenity in the most bizarre settings of the Himalayan peaks encircling it. The melting ice from the snow-covered mountains is the primary source of water in Lake. This tranquil lake might be covered in snow during the winters. When visiting Tsomgo, don't forget to learn about the tales associated with it. It's a whole different experience.
Best time to visit: From October to March is the best time to visit for a Yak safari on the frozen lake.
Tawang Monastery, Arunachal Pradesh
This monastery is in Tawang, a 10,000-foot-high Himalayan village. Tawang Monastery is an important site in Arunachal Pradesh. It is known as the birthplace of Dalai Lama and the country's largest Buddhist monastery.
The attractive and magnificent village of Tawang, also known as Dawang, rests at a height of 3048 meters above sea level and is filled with monks. The 400 years old monastery is regarded as the world’s second biggest monastery after Lhasa. It is the first tourist destination in Northeast India for visitors that arrive in Tawang. The best time to visit is from November to March.
Nathula Pass, Sikkim
The historic silk route, previously frequented by merchants and traders, is located on the Indo-Tibetan border at an elevation of 14450 feet above sea level. The temperature in Nathula is constantly cold regardless of the season. The entire region is rich in Himalayan flora and animals. It is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Northeast India and is readily accessible from the capital city of Gangtok.
The best time to visit Nathula Pass is from March to October. During this time temperatures are higher than in any of the winter months. Winter, on the other hand, is the finest season if you enjoy snow.
Nohkalikai Falls, Meghalaya
This waterfall is located in Meghalaya which is also known as one of the wettest place in India. It falls from a height of 1100 feet and is the world's fourth tallest waterfall. The brilliant blue colored fall is just 5 kilometres from Cherrapunji .
The viewing gallery offers the greatest view of the NohKaLikai falls. During the monsoon and winters, it is generally shrouded in mist, thus it is preferable to visit in the spring.
The team at Unify Holidays would advise visitors to visit Meghalaya from September to March. After monsoon, the volume of water that falls from that height is at its peak.
Umiam Lake, Meghalaya
This man-made reservoir is located 5 kilometres north of Shillong. It packs a captivating sight that is one of the popular sites to visit in Northeast India and can be visited all year. It has an area of 222 square kilometres and is bordered by extensive tracts of coniferous forest.
This lake appeals to people from all age groups. People engage in activities like boating and roaming in the park. The lake's attractiveness is accentuated by the encircling Khasi hills, which provide visitors with a view for their lifetime.
The ideal time to visit Umiam Lake in Meghalaya is between October and May.
Tripura Sundari Temple, Tripura
This historic Hindu sanctuary is located about 56 kilometres from Agartala. It is one of the 51 Shakti Peethas. It is also one of the greatest tourist destinations in Northeast India. The outer top superstructure is a dome construction with a square-style sanctuary, similar to a traditional Bengali hut.
Every year, thousands of tourists and residents go to this shrine during Diwali. It is one of the holy locations to visit in Northeast India and one of India's few temples dedicated to Goddess Kali.
Singalila National Park
This captivating National Park is located at a height of 7000 feet above sea level and spans an area of 79 square kilometres, making it one of the top destinations to visit in North East India. Rhododendron woods, rare orchid species, and Alpine trees are home to a diverse range of plant and animal species, including the Himalayan Leopard, Elephant, Pangolin, and Chinkara, as well as Primula, Bamboo, Magnolia, Oak, and Rhododendron.
It is a popular hiking destination since it forms a significant portion of the Singalila range and is best explored on a Jeep Safari.
Laitlum Canyon
Laitlum means "the end of the earth" or "the end of the hills." Laitlum Canyon is located in the East Khasi hills and offers a breath-taking view of the entire canyon basin. Trekkers, nature enthusiasts, photographers, and adventurers will enjoy these beautiful stone formations.
The location is relatively remote and it's not easy to get there. Yet the beautyof Laitlum Canyon is one-of-a-kind, unsurpassed, and incomparable. The location is most popular in the morning, and travellers should not forget to bring their cameras along.
Mawsmai Cave
This cave is one of many in Northeast India that have enough light to allow visitors to observe the limestone architecture and uneven walls.
This natural wonder has been subjected to years of abrasion and subterranean water exposure, resulting in stalactites and stalagmites carved out in a variety of structures that will take your breath away. Mawsmai Cave is a popular tourist destination in Meghalaya since it is the only illuminated cave in the state.
Bomdila Monastery
This monastery was founded in 1965 and is home to Lamas and Monks. Because of its significance, it is one of the primary attractions of Bomdila, and many people think that it is an identical reproduction of the Tsona Gontse Monastery in Tsonga, South Tibet.
The monastery boasts a serene prayer hall and a lovely Buddha temple on its grounds. It is one of Arunachal Pradesh's main attractions. It is situated at a height of 8500 feet and surrounded by the majestic Himalayas.
This spot can be visited all around the year, however , if you want to make the most of your trip, you can come here between the months of September and October or February and April.
Food To Eat In North Eastern India
Northeast India's numerous tribes and cultures are guaranteed to spoil you with unique and mouth-watering cuisine. The majority of their foods and drinks are made using basic ingredients such as Bamboo Shoots, BhutJolokia, and local greens. The meals or food are made with mustard oil to enhance the flavour and make them more unusual.
We've gathered a few distinct cuisines, dinners, and foods from Northeast India that travelers should try when touring across the region.
Jadoh
The Jaintia tribe of Meghalaya dwells on the Jaintia Hills. Their dinner consists of Jadoh (a type of pork biryani) prepared with rice, onion, garlic, turmeric, and ginger.This variation is known as Jadoh snam because raw pork blood is mixed into the rice and cooked in swine oil.
Ja Mardoh (heartleaf) with soft tomatoes, crisp onions, and a pinch of salt. The flavor is fresh and fishy, and the heart-leaf steam adds texture to the salad.
Mint (pudina) leaves are used to make a vibrant green chutney. Dosyear is pepper chicken; it is spicy and a healthy option to eat if you have a cold. Dohkhlieh is a salad of cooked pork and onions. The pork is boiled and sliced into small pieces, and pork fat helps combine the meat and onions.
Phalap
A cup of hot Phalap (smoked tea) is all you need on a cold December morning. This tea is created from fragile tea leaves that have been roasted and placed inside bamboo. To complete the smoking process, the bamboo is hung over wood-fired cooking stoves. It is safe to ingest when the smoke has dried.
Smoked Sun-Dried Fish
This is a well-known delicacy of the region. If you love sea food, you should definitely try this dish. Colocasia leaves are used for the preparation of this fish. The leaves offer several health advantages and are cooked in a variety of ways across India. Sun drying and fermenting processes are popular in northeast India. Food is cooked over firewood for a smoky flavor, but not for an extended period to keep its original flavour. Spices are used in moderation.
Mishing Thali
The healthy Mishing Thali includes grilled pork on a stick, Olum Owin, and rice-powdered chicken. Aeg Adin is pork fried with mustard greens. This pork combo has been a local favourite for a long time. Then there's a vegetarian version of black lentils with rice powder. It contains healthy and crispy shredded carrot, cabbage, and chilli chutney. Purang is sticky rice wrapped in a leaf.
Naga Sema Thali
Delicious Naga Sema thali brings a kick to the mouth with red axone chutney. It is made by adding some salt, roasted tomatoes, green chillies, fermented soybean, and ginger and mashing it all together. Galho is porridge, prepared with rice and either veggies or meat. This one has anishi and namoi pat (herb) (colocasia root). It has a dull flavour but is very healthy. Salad greens are composed of Asian pennywort and tomatoes. It adds crispness and freshness to the dish. Rice with Naga-style fish curry. The axone in the tomato curry gives the meal colour and flavour. Thevo Chu is pork that has been cooked with bastenga (bamboo stalk), chilli, ginger, and garlic.
Tiwa Karbi Tribe Thali
Wahoo Saker, which is pork meat cooked with black lentils, is part of the Tiwa Karbi Tribe Thali. The yellow fish curry with rice powder and turmeric is known as Jumbang Saker. Thakum Saker is a green dish consisting of colocasia leaves and dried fish. Laflang is dried fish wrapped in banana leaves and grilled over an open fire with ginger, garlic, chilli, and handmade sodium bicarbonate (khar). Tumrelai waftuka is fried pork intestine with fig leaves. The dinner is accompanied by paramai, which is rice cooked in a bottle gourd shell.