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Category : Arunachal Pradesh

Attending the Mystical Mopin Festival in Aalo, Arunachal Pradesh

Anna
A Unique experience – attending the mystical and slighty bizarre Mopin Festival in Aalo, Arunachal Pradesh As soon as I stepped into the temple grounds ladies in traditional tribal dress rushed to smear rice paste on my face as a bamboo shoot containing home made rice wine was thrust upon me. I......

My Review of Traveling with Holiday Scout: The Best North East India Tour

Anna
My Review of Traveling with Holiday Scout: Amazing North East India Tour! North East India – The Final Frontier of Indian Exploration! If you are looking for a real off the beaten track adventure, unlike anything else you might have seen in India, or anywhere in the world actually, then......

Tips for Northeast India Travel: Things you should know before you go

Anna
Things you should know before you go: Tips for Northeast India Travel Northeast India is becoming the hottest new off beat destination in India – a diverse, fascinating and relatively unexplored region with distinctive tribal cultures that are a world away from the chaos of the rest of India. Traveling......

Escaping it all in the tribal lands of North East India

Anna
Exploring the Remote and Unexplored Tribal Lands of North East India Is it just me or does anyone else ever dream of just leaving it all behind, going totally off grid and living off the land on a desert island or in a remote valley discarding all the worries and......

Why you should skip Tibet and visit Tawang instead.

Anna
Skip Tibet and visit Tawang in Arunachal Pradesh, North East India instead. I always longed to visit Tibet – just the name conjures up images of snow capped Himalayan mountains adorned with colourful, fluttering prayer flags, the roof of the world, serene Tibetan culture, the grandeur of the Potala Palace and......

8 Reasons why North East India should be on your bucket list

Anna
Why you need to add North East India to your bucket list Tucked away between Bhutan, Tibet, Myanmar and Bangladesh the captivating region of North East India is far from the chaos of Delhi and the tourist filled sights like the beaches of Goa and the Taj Mahal and the normal......

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