Northeast India is a place where you will find natural beauty in abundance along with an experience of a rich culture and great food
Meghalaya, ‘the Abode of Clouds’ nestled in the North Eastern part of India, is an elixir of sorts. If you want to doll up your holiday with sprinkles of romance, a pinch of luxury and dollops of adventure, “Cherrapunjee” is where you should head to.
There is nothing like the classic glamour of Bumla. Its Raw, Real and Ravishing. On one such freezing days, you can indulge in a hot chocolate fudge or grapple a cheap pint from Tawang’s quirky ruin bar.
“Discover rare orchids, concentrate on the profusion of bird life or go after the red panda. Laugh along the gurgling brooks and cross their bigger cousins on swaying suspension bridges. Hike along the snowy Sela Pass, meditate at Tatseng Gompa, marvel at the Nuranang Falls, freeze your filmy moment at Madhuri Lake. Here at Tawang, …
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The ‘Snow-white Sela’ is indeed a charming White Knight’s Dream. We were just two kids who had the entire winter wonderland to themselves.
Imagine being awarded with laurels and accolades for ‘Not Being Dirty’? Well, this is the exact reason why Mawlynnong , a recluse in Meghalaya shot to instant fame.
Our discovery of Shnongpedang, was a serendipity of sorts. Little did we know that this place, so unheard of, would be one of our most cherished escapade.
Luckily enough, nature has blessed Kaziranga with staycations whose ambience perfectly blend with the wild jungle aura!
Kaziranga National Park, situated in Golaghat, Assam, is one of those rare national parks where you can see the big five mammals!
Sunrise, early morning mists, flocks of exorbitant colorful migratory birds and a pristine lake to top it, sounds about right? Welcome to Deepor Beel
Unblemished yet by tourism and commercialization, lies an exotic secret in the pristine valleys situated in the East of Khasi Hills, Meghalaya. It goes by the name ‘Laitlum’, which essentially means ‘The End of Hills’.
