Best North East Tour

When we got off the plane at Guwahati arrival point, the sun had just started to rise above the far-off hills. Excitement filled the air, and we will sensed a sense of adventure hanging in the fresh dawn. Our personal driver will greeted us with a kind look. He would accompany us for the next 10 days and lead us through the captivating North East scenery. The vast Brahmaputra River, the historic temples, and the verdant forests that extended forever were all visible as we made our way to Guwahati. This allowed us to venture into unknown territory and fully experience Assam's abundant natural beauty and rich cultural heritage.

Shillong, known as the "Scotland of the East," will be our next destination as we proceed. As we will notice the cool breeze brush across over us, the route goes over hills covered in fog. we will take a break At Umiam Lake, where its beautiful waters resemble a mirror reflecting the sky and then move towards our hotel.

The adventure-filled day is coming up. Our journey to Laitlum Canyon will be accompanied by spinning fog. The views, which showed hills and valleys and will give the impression that we are on the edge of the earth, will be magnificent. We're going to the Krang Suri Waterfall in Jowai later. The sunshine glinted on the blue waters, capturing the charm of the moment.

We started our exploration of Cherrapunjee. Secrets waited to be discovered in this misty and mysterious world. We're going to the Seven Sisters Falls first. Water cascaded over the cliffs, forming white veils. Every autumn had a name derived from a day of the week, and collectively, they performed a symphony of wind and water. We will then travel to the Nohkalikai Falls. A legend of the bereaved mother and the leap into the abyss lingered in the air. With the deep blue pool below, the falls plummeted from a height. We entered the Arwah Cave, which was obscured by plants. It was damp and cold inside.

The Brahmaputra River was gilded as the sun rose above Guwahati. We would explore every nook and crevice of this historic city today—a painting rich with devotion and history. The Kamakhya Temple, located on Nilachal Hill, was our first destination. Of the 51 Shakti Pithas, its antique stones revealed secrets. After that, we took a boat to Umananda Island, sometimes called Peacock Island. The Umananda Temple, devoted to Lord Shiva, was situated here. We proceeded to the Balaji Temple, a contemporary masterpiece that resembles the well-known Tirupati Venkateswara Balaji Temple in the South. As the day progressed, we went to the Assam Zoo. Over 900 different kinds of animals, birds, and reptiles flourished within its magnificent forest cover