Northeast India offers more than just a vacation for two or more, it's the hub of natural beauty, unique wildlife, and beautiful culture. We bring to you the list of North East India Destinations for travel!

Ultimate North East India Destinations to Travel:

It's no doubt that most of India's wonders are situated in the Northeast. This region comprises of 7 sister states that are no less than the other and each state has its own list of places that one must visit once in his lifetime.

1. Living Root Bridges in Meghalaya

Living Root Bridges is one of a unique form of man-made bridges that are found in the southern part of Meghalaya. They are the only one of its kind in the world. The locals weaved the aerial roots of the Rubber trees to form bridges that connect villages over rivers. They had built the bridges for their use and they are one of the wonders of North East. The double-decker bridge at Nongriat is a unique sight.

2. Cleanest Village in Asia in Meghalaya

Mawlynnnong village located at the Indo-Bangla border in Meghalaya in Northeast India is awarded as the cleanest village in Asia and India. The residents of the village have taken a community-based eco-tourism activity and it the responsibility of every individual living in the village to keep it clean. The village has traditional houses and the streets are equipped with eco-dustbins all over. The village has a viewpoint that gives beautiful views of the Bangladesh plains.

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3. Highest waterfall in India in Meghalaya

Nohkalikai Falls is the tallest plunge waterfall in Northeast India and India as a whole too. It falls from a height of 340 meters, which also makes it the highest waterfall in India. It forms a beautiful plunge pool at the end. The story has it that the waterfall was named after a lady called Ka Lika, who lived at the upstream of the waterfall and had jumped down the fall to kill herself after she realized that she had eaten the meat of her own daughter who was killed by her second husband.

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4. Tribal Villages of Nagaland

The villages in Nagaland depict the unique tribal culture of the Nagas living in this part of India. There are few tourist villages that have been built for the visitors to understand the life history of the Naga tribe. The huts are built with Naga architecture and decorated with local style, with a fireplace at the entrance. The kitchen restores the traditional utensils and equipment. Touphema village on the top of a hill gives breathtaking views of the valleys. It is a unique experience to live in these.

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5. Mountains of Mizoram

Mizoram is one of the smallest states of our countries and it is covered with various hill ranges and peaks all across. Early morning ride through the state gives jaw-dropping views of the mountains covered with fog. Ride to Champhai hills takes you close to Burma border. Blue Mountain is the highest mountain peak of Mizoram and also a conserved national park.

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6. Largest freshwater lake of Northeast in Manipur

Loktak Lake is the largest freshwater lake in the northeast India. What makes Loktak lake unique is the floating vegetation islands called “phumdis”. The phumdis are creating pollution to the lake and they are being removed by the government on regular basis. There are is a floating national park called Keibul Lamjao National Park. It is the only floating national park in the world. The river is huge and taking a boat ride to one of the islands is a wonderful experience.

7. Largest river island of the world in Assam

Majuli Island in Northeast India in the state of Assam is recorded as the largest river island in the world. The island is surrounded by Brahmaputra river and is approachable from Jorhat by ferries. The ferry ride at the sunset gives beautiful views of the river and the island. The island has traditional Assamese houses made of bamboo, wood, and cane surrounded by paddy fields. Majuli Island is a great place to experience authentic traditional Assamese food.   The terrain of northeastern states is tough and the roads are picturesque. A biking trip through these states will be quite an adventure.