Living root bridges, sacred forests, waterfalls and biodiversity hotspots.
Where
Assam
A UNESCO World Heritage grassland sanctuary and the world's largest population of the one-horned rhinoceros.
Arunachal Pradesh
A UNESCO-tentative-listed valley of pine-fringed rice fields, home to the Apatani tribe.
Manipur
The largest freshwater lake in North-East India, famous for its floating phumdi islands.
Meghalaya
One of the wettest places on Earth, famous for living root bridges and dramatic waterfalls.
Meghalaya's capital and cultural hub, known for its music scene, lakes and pine-covered hills.
Nagaland
A remote trekking valley famed for seasonal wildflower blooms straddling Nagaland and Manipur.
Sikkim
The "Valley of Flowers" of Sikkim — an alpine meadow ringed by snow peaks and hot springs.
Tripura
A forest hillside carved with thousands of rock-cut sculptures dating back over a millennium.
