Northeast Tour Packages

Northeast India – a hidden paradise that offers everlasting experiences within your budget. Our Northeast Tour Packages are crafted to take you deep into the captivating valleys. Activities like trips to aromatic tea gardens, exploring rolling hills, are all a part of our Northeast tour package holidays. Watch breathtaking waterfalls and wander pictorial meadows on your North east holidays. Experience this and a much more exciting journey with Northeast tours. Discover hidden cultures, cross paths with indigenous tribes by booking a Northeast holiday package. Revel in great hospitality, and feel at home amidst the untouched beauty of Mother Nature. Visit the best tourist spots of the Northeast with a curated travel package. Enjoy and experience bespoke trips with our customized Northeast tour packages. Join us on this riveting journey with our Northeast holiday packages for all budgets.

North East Tour Packages: Best Time to Visit

North East India, better known as the Seven Sister States with Sikkim is a breathtaking region of India. You will find heavy forest covers, majestic Himalayan hills, waterfalls and glacial rivers. And the list goes on when it comes to the blessings of Mother nature that are bestowed on this region. To truly explore this place, one must know not just the right time but their right time. Based on your budget, activities you want to do and experiences (cultural/adventurous) you seek, select a season to tour North East India.

1. North East India Trip in Cool Season (Winter & Spring)
   • Travel Months: November to April
   • Weather: The months of November and April are the winter and spring months in Northeast India. The weather in these months can range from being cool and pleasant to freezing cold, depending on where you visit in Northeast India. For instance, December and January are extremely cold in states like Sikkim and Arunachal Pradesh and bring snowfall. However, the cold weather is still bearable in states like Meghalaya and Tripura.
   • Temperature: 0°C to 22°C (may vary depending on state and its elevation)
   • Who Should Visit: Photographers, Snowfall Enthusiasts, Families, Couples
2. North East Tourism in Rainy Season (Monsoon)
   • Travel Months: July to September
   • Weather: The rainy season is the best season to visit Northeast who want to experience the verdant and emerald beauty of this region. Based on elevation and state you will experience wet and humid weather. Please note that some road conditions may be affected and certain regions may experience flooding. Keep your tour itinerary flexible and be ready for any last minute changes.
   • Temperature: 10°C to 35°C(may vary depending on state and its elevation)
   • Who Should Visit: Nature & Waterfall Lovers, Wildlife Enthusiasts, Cultural Buffs
3. North East Tour in Dry Season (Summer)
   • Travel Months: April to June
   • Weather: The months of April and June are a good time to visit the northeast. The summer season, although is warm and dry; it can also be pleasant depending on the state you are travelling to. For instance, highest altitude states like Sikkim and Arunachal Pradesh are much cooler compared to states on the lower elevations.
   • Temperature: 10°C to 38°C
   • Who Should Visit: Families, Couples, Solo Travellers, Adventurers, Nature & Wildlife Lovers

Climate of North East India

1. Before booking a North East India tour package, you must be aware about the general climatic conditions of the region.
2. The climate of North east India is predominantly subtropical.
3. In this region, the average highest temperature remains around 32°C to 33°C.
4. The number of hours of sunshine remains around 8 to 9 hours and the coldest months are December, January and February.
5. The wettest months of the year are July and August, with humidity averaging 85%.
6. March is a pleasant month to visit any state of North East India tourism as it is the most comfortable for tourists weather-wise.

North East Tourism: How to Reach?

The question of how to reach North East India depends on what places are included in your North East holiday packages. There are various points through which you can enter the North Eastern states. The most crucial spot for entering this region lies in Guwahati, Assam. It is also called the gateway to the North East. Guwahati has a major railway station and an international airport that connects this region from the rest of India and the world. The rest of North Eastern states have only domestic airports with limited flights connectivity to the rest of India, especially tier 2 cities.

Those who visit Sikkim first on their North East India journey, debord at Bagdogra Intl. Airport (IXB) or New Jalpaiguri Station (NJP). They both are in West Bengal which is a bordering state with Sikkim. From here, tourists take buses, private taxis and even helicopter services to reach Gangtok.

1. By Air:Both connecting and direct flights are available from Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore, Kolkata, and Chennai to Guwahati, Bagdogra, Imphal, and Agartala.
2. By Train: If you want a budget-friendly travel option, consider a train ride when booking North East tour packages. Cities New Jalpaiguri, Guwahati, Dibrugarh and Imphal have major train stations.

   Major Trains to North East India are:

   • Kanchanjunga Express (13173)
   • Saraighat Express (12345)
   • Kamakhya Express (15667)
   • Dibrugarh Town Rajdhani Express (12423)
3. By Road: Several state and national highways connect the rest of India with the north eastern states. Those who want to enjoy a ride on scenic mountainous roads and take in the views of lush hills and valleys may consider a road trip to the North East.

   National Highways for North East Indian States.

   • National Highway 44 (NH 44) – Meghalaya, Assam, Tripura
   • National Highway 37A (NH 37A) – Assam

Places to visit with North East Tour Packages

1. Gangtok, Sikkim – Sikkim’s Gangtok is a favourite tourist destination to visit on a northeast India holiday. Thick forest covers and hills surround Gangtok and its MG Marg has some of the best cafes and restaurants.
2. Mawlynnong –Tour the cleanest village of Asia with North East India holiday packages. Mawlynnong is the pride of Meghalaya and a shining example of eco-tourism initiatives and sustainability.
3. Guwahati – A trip to North East India often begins with Guwahati, the largest city of Assam. You can visit several temples, including the Shakti Peetha Kamakya Temple. Other than that you can explore the Assam State Zoo, Guwahati Planetarium and Science Centre.
4. Bomdila –This Arunachal town will fascinate you with its charming beauty and tranquillity. Explore the many attractions in Bomdilla including Gentse Gaden Rabgyel Ling (GRL) Monastery, Craft Center and Ethnographic Museum. Take a stroll in the apple orchards and buy some at super cheap prices.
5. Shillong View Point – All travellers love a good view point that gives them the opportunity to click photos and take in the scenery. Located in Upper Shillong Forest, the Laitkor Peak makes the Shillong view point and gives breathtaking views of the city, even far away from Umium Lake. The timings of view points are 9 AM to 4 PM.
6. Pasighat –Consider adding Pasighat in your North East India tour package. It is the oldest town of Arunachal Pradesh. Pasighat is also called the Gateway of Arunachal Pradesh, and is still in its pristine condition.

Things to do on North East India Holidays

1. Seek Solace in Nature
   There is no dearth of stunning natural sites in North East India. It’s a perfect place for a disturbed mind to calm themselves and feel rejuvenated. You, too, can seek tranquility by visiting lakes, waterfalls, mountain peaks, and exploring wildlife sanctuaries of the North East.
2. Explore Monasteries and Shrines
   If you are into religious and cultural tourism, North East India is an excellent place to visit. The region alone is home to the oldest and largest Buddhist monasteries in Asia. You can also visit significant pilgrimage points like Kamakya Temple in Assam as well as Sikh temples and Cathedrals.
3. Do Photography at View Points
   No matter how your photography skills are, the awe-inspiring view points across the North East Indian states turns everyone into a photographer. Capture the picturesque views of valleys, waterfalls, lakes and colourful towns dotted with cottages and shrines.
4. Go on a Shopping Spree
   You cannot wrap up a trip to North East India without going on a shopping spree. It’s not like you get to visit this region everyday, so why not carry souvenirs from this amazing region. Whether you want to fashion accessories, spiritual memorabilia or handicrafts, there are plenty of markets and emporiums to buy authentic and quality items.
5. Attend Cultural Events & Music Festivals
   North East is a region full of life, vibrancy, celebrations, and of course music. Throughout the year, you will find some cultural or tourist festivals taking place in the region.
   Recommended festivals are: Hornbill Festival (Nagaland), Shillong Autumn Festival and Cherry Blossom Festival (Meghalaya), Ziro Music Festival (Arunachal Pradesh), Brahmaputra Beach Festival (Assam)
6. Take a Culinary Tour
   Northeast is a region where culinary practices and food preparation methods are different from the rest of India. If you are a foodie or consider yourself a food connoisseur, try the delicious delights of this region like bamboo shoot curry, dried yak cheese, and local rice beer.
7. Learn about Sustainable Living
   The cleanest village of Asia is in the northeast and the 100% organic state, Sikkim is also the pride of northeast. This tells us about how sincerely and seriously people of the north east stand for organic and sustainable living. You, too, with your North East India tour package can learn a thing or two about it while interacting with locals or simply observing their lifestyle.
8. Visit Parks and Museums
   Museum visits and trips to manicured gardens are an essential part of any North East India tour. Whether it’s the Black Cat Museum of Sikkim or Assam’s State Museum, or Craft Centre And Ethnographic Museum in Arunachal, these places are enlightening and educative. Similarly, to catch a breath of fresh air, you can visit garden and

What to eat in North East India?

Add some flavour in your trip to North East India by trying diverse and mouth-watering dishes of the regions. North East Indian cuisine is a collective term but includes different types of food and eating habits from across the region. The North eastern cuisine is a delight for omnivores. However, worry not if you are a vegetarian, you will also get plenty of veg options in the region too. Here is what you can eat while touring North East India.

1. Momo: A popular street food for some, a wholesome meal for some, a plateful of steaming hot momo is too hard to resist. On your northeastern India trip, you can never go wrong with momo.
2. Thukpa: Eaten all over northeast but especially in Sikkim, Thukpa is a soupy noodle dish made with veggies, chillies, sauces and meat.
3. Sel Roti: Rice batter and sugar deep fried in hot oil until brown and what you get is the sweet dessert sel roti. Having Nepalese origin, this dish is eaten in Sikkim.
4. Pika Pila: Made from bamboo shoots, pork, and king chilies, Pika Pila is a pickle dish made by the Apatani tribe of Arunachal Pradesh.
5. Chhang or Apong: Chhang is a special wine consumed in Sikkim made from fermented rice or barley. Apong is a beer made from fermented rice and is consumed widely.
6. Stews and Rice: Stews and Rice is a common dish consumed all across the North East
   region, though the ingredients and preparation methods may change from state to state.

Souvenirs to Buy on North East Tour

Look for souvenirs that will remind you of this beautiful region even after your safe and happy return. On your North East India trip, you can buy pickles, jams, organic honey, tea, spices, etc. Alternatively, you can look for traditional jewellery, prayer bowls, shawls and scarves, jackets, handicrafts, bamboo and cane products, etc.

North East India Tours: Inner Line Permits

Since some of the North east states share international borders with China, they are heavily guarded and require permits to visit. These Inner Line Permits are mostly required in Sikkim to visit several passes or lakes or Arunachal Pradesh. When you book a North East India package with us, our team makes sure to get all the required ILPs. This helps in visiting sensitive places (if they are covered in your itinerary) without any hassles or worries.