Welcome to Dimapur, Nagaland’s largest city and the gateway to the colorful tribes, culture, and heritage of this little explored state! Tracing its origins to the Middle Ages when it was the capital of the Dimasa Kachari kingdom, Dimapur still retains remnants of its glorious past fortress and the curious toadstool-like structures at Rajbari Park.

Balipara, located in India’s eastern state of Assam, offers peace and tranquility in the lap of lush greenery. There’s the promise of tea plantations, thick bamboo groves, grasslands, and yes, an elephant or two for company!

Shillong is a lively hill-station dotted with quaint churches, colonial buildings, and blue lakes. Named after an important local deity, U-Shyllong, it is the capital of the moisture-laden northeastern Indian state of Meghalaya which translates to ‘Abode of the Clouds’.

Kohima is a quaint hill station in northeastern India. An eccentric melting pot of tribal groups from across the region, Kohima stands as a wonderful testament of diversity.

Murshidabad is a rural gem by the banks of the meandering Hooghly river, just a few hours north of Kolkata in East India. Formerly a famous capital of Bengal, Murshidabad, numerous clusters of historic buildings tell tales of its affluent past.

The ancient city of Bhubaneswar is also known as the Temple City of eastern India.

The beautiful jungles of this region allow you to relax and enjoy nature and wildlife to the fullest.

Darjeeling is known as East India’s Queen of the Hills. Encompassed by verdant tea plantations and perched atop a steep ridge, the town offers breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains and valleys.

Gangtok is a popular Tibetan Buddhist pilgrimage site and capital of the alpine-laden state of Sikkim.