Nagaland’s spectacular hills and valleys, right on the edge of the India–Myanmar border are the very reason one visits here. Rich in natural beauty, one can find the developed south Nagaland as a developed part while the northern part is city full of tribal culture and activities. Nagaland will amaze you with what it has to offer.

Sikkim the land of sights, is one of the places to keep hold of its distinctive personality since beginning. The meditative, peaceful Buddhist monasteries coexist with the Hindu shrines giving its skyline some of the best view of the nation.  Epicenter of some of the rarest wildlife and spectacular flora and fauna, Sikkim is too easy to fall in love with. When clouds clear, an ever-thrilling experience from many a ridgetop perch is spotting the world’s third-highest mountain, Khangchendzonga (8598m).Clean, green and ‘all organic’, Sikkim is known for its spices and is the world’s second largest spice producer after Guatemala.  Sikkim surprisingly is renowned for its alcohol consumption ranking 3rd in India after Punjab and Haryana. One can be sure of enjoying some of the best sights of the world under quite possibly the best of climates with a pint side by him, nothing more can be relaxing.

“The abode of clouds”, Meghalaya is a cool mountain state set on uneven terrain and is home to the 2 of the wettest places on the planet.  It also houses some of best eye dazzling waterfalls and the amazing caves, incidentally are the longest ones in Asia. Occuiped by tribals of various ancestry the perfect time to visit here is during the Wangala Drum festivals in Autumn season.

The biggest and most accessible of north east states, Assam forms the cultural and economic centre house of the north east.  Assam is home to the biggest of Tea plantations, Silk Bazaars, temples and is renowned for its splendid scenic beauty. The hilltopKamakhya temple and ancient pilgrimage site of Hajo and MadanKamdev, the state has a lot to offer. Consisting of hospitable population, Assam promises adventure, peace and nature.

“The Heart of India”, Madhya Pradesh is one of the most understated tourist highlights of India. Filled with rich history, spectacular monuments, amazing cultural festivals and native practices, Madhya Pradesh has so much to offer that one can spend months to visit all of them. Another advantage which Madhya Pradesh carries over the others is the substantially less crowds and hustle, leading to better experiences and close encounters with the tourists spots.