Living root bridges, tea gardens and India's least-explored tribal cultures.
India's North East is a cluster of eight states connected to the mainland by a narrow corridor, framed by the Brahmaputra river valley and the eastern Himalayan ranges. Assam's tea gardens line the valley floor; Meghalaya's hills, among the wettest places on Earth, hide living root bridges grown by the Khasi people; and Arunachal Pradesh's high valleys preserve some of India's most distinct tribal cultures.
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Dry, clear weather — the main season for both wildlife safaris and hill travel.
Heavy monsoon rainfall, especially in Meghalaya, makes trekking and road travel difficult.
Coolest months, with the added draw of the Hornbill Festival in Nagaland (December).
Starting points for your clients — every route can be tailored on length, pace and hotel category.
Kamakhya Temple, Shillong's hill-station charm and Cherrapunji's living root bridges and waterfalls.
Adds a rhino safari in Kaziranga National Park by jeep and elephant-back.
A high-altitude journey to the Tawang monastery, one of the largest in India, through Himalayan passes.
A compact hills-and-waterfalls loop through Asia's cleanest village and the double-decker root bridges.
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