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North-East India States & Bhutan
Assam
The gateway to North-East India, famed for tea gardens, the Brahmaputra river and one-horned rhinos.
Arunachal Pradesh
India's easternmost state — snow-capped Himalayan passes, remote monasteries and untouched valleys.
Manipur
The jewelled land of Loktak Lake's floating islands and vibrant classical dance traditions.
Meghalaya
Among the wettest places on Earth — living root bridges, waterfalls and rolling grassland plateaus.
Mizoram
Layered blue hills, bamboo forests and one of India's most literate and orderly states.
Nagaland
Sixteen major tribes, dramatic ridge-top villages and the exuberant Hornbill Festival.
Sikkim
India's first fully organic state, in the shadow of Kangchenjunga, the world's third-highest peak.
Tripura
Terracotta temples, royal palaces and rock-cut carvings tucked into the region's southwestern hills.
West Bengal
Kalimpong hills, tea gardens, and offbeat homestay trails bordering North-East India.
Bhutan
The Himalayan kingdom of dzongs, prayer-flag passes and cliff-top monasteries, right next door to Sikkim and North Bengal.