North East India
Living root bridges, cloud-wreathed hills and the wildest wetlands of Assam
- Best time
- October to April, after the monsoon clears; Nov-Feb is coolest and driest for Meghalaya treks
- Flight time
- On request
- Currency
- Local currency
- Visa
- On request
Why North East India
India's North East is a cluster of seven states where Khasi villages grow bridges from rubber-fig roots, Kaziranga's floodplains shelter the one-horned rhino, and Tawang's monastery watches over the Himalaya from 3,000m. Meghalaya's waterfalls and Dawki's glass-clear river sit a short drive from Guwahati, while Arunachal's high passes demand more time and a permit. Expect slow mountain roads, Khasi and Assamese food, and landscapes that stay wet and green long after the plains have dried out.
- Living root bridges of Nongriat and Mawlynnong, Asia's cleanest village
- Kaziranga National Park's rhino and elephant safaris
- Cherrapunji's waterfalls and living root bridge treks
- Dawki river's crystal-clear waters at the Bangladesh border
- Tawang monastery and the high Himalayan passes of Arunachal
- Majuli, the world's largest river island, on the Brahmaputra
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Best time to visit
October to April, after the monsoon clears; Nov-Feb is coolest and driest for Meghalaya treks is the sweet spot for weather and experiences.
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