Travel to North East India Tours - The
Tours to North East India has been
a vessel of blending different
cultures and ethnic groups coming
and settling here.
The earliest mention of this region
was by the Chinese explorer, Chang
Kien, in 100 B.C. The Dravidians
were the earliest inhabitants
of this state. Huen Tsang, the
well-known Chinese traveler, visited
this region in the 7th century.
Assam comprised the whole of the
Northeast region when it was made
a state in 1947. Consequently,
a number of other northeastern
states were carved out of Assam,
starting with Nagaland in 1963
and ending with Arunachal Pradesh
in 1972.
Tour Packages for North East India is the land
of enchanting mountains, green
valleys and unspoiled rivers.
Nestled in the Eastern Himalayas
this region is abundant in Natural
exquisiteness, Wild life and its
colorful people. All of these
make it the most beautiful Eco
Tourism destination in South Asia.
The region comprises of seven
states of Assam, Arunachal Pradesh,
Meghalaya, Nagaland, Manipur,
Mizoram, Tripura and Sikkim. The
vivid tribal people, who still
retain their pristine aura, inhabit
it offering some beautiful Eco-tours
with Trekking & Wild life.
The scattered archeological remains
at different places in Arunachal
Pradesh bears proof to its rich
cultural heritage. Arunachal Pradesh
is a serene land tucked into the
North Eastern tip of India, where
one can relax in its picturesque
hills and valleys, with healthy
climate and hospitable people
they have a glorious heritage
of arts and crafts and colourful
festivals that reflect faith in
the inevitable power of nature.
Sikkim is situated in the eastern
Himalayas. It nestles below the
Mount Khanchenjunnga, which is
the third highest mountain in
the world.
Amongst the grandeur of the mountain
crowns, overwhelming valleys,
fast flowing rivers, Sikkim offers
her visitors a rare experience.
One can move from the sub tropical
heat of the lower valleys to the
cold of the rough mountain slopes
that reach up to the area of everlasting
snow. Sikkim state is a part of
inner mountain ranges of Himalayas.
It is hilly having varied elevation
ranging from 300 to 8540 meters,
but the habitat areas are only
up to the altitude of 2100 mtrs,
which is only 20% of the total
area of the state. The highest
portion of sikkim lies in its
north west direction.
Nagaland, is encircled by Assam
in the north and west, by Burma
and Arunachal Pradesh in the east,
and Manipur in the South. Naga
communities dominate the state
and it forms a single cultural.
This state was carved out of the
territories that were earlier
known as Naga Hills. The variations
in the altitude, latitude, climate
and soil have given rise to a
multiplicity of forest types,
ranging from tropical evergreen
to temperate evergreen and the
coniferous. |
