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Poi Pee Mau Tai is the traditional New Year festival of the Tai Khamti community, celebrated with devotion, joy and a strong sense of cultural pride. The term itself translates to “New Year of the Tai people,” marking a time of transition, reflection and renewal.
On a faraway path from the beaten wayside, this exotic speck saving itself amongst its own kind displays an assortment of interesting points. Establishments of enchantment shrouded in mysticism and entrancing and unreal topographical marvels are what make North East Places to visit on a mission.
In this blog, we will explore the must-attend music festivals in India that cater to various tastes and preferences. From electrifying EDM festivals featuring renowned international artists to intimate gatherings celebrating indie talents, these events promise an unforgettable fusion of music, travel, and sightseeing.
Explore the vibrant Aoling Festival of Nagaland's Konyak Tribe, held in Mon and Longwa. Immerse in the rich cultural heritage of one of India's most intriguing festivals.
Celebrated by the Garo Tribe of Meghalaya and Bangladesh, Wangala is one of the many harvest festivals of North East India. Each tribe residing in this region has their own way to thank their gods for the surplus growth and they sing and dance to celebrate the end of harvest season.
Bamboo is North East India’s lifeline. From Assam to Nagaland and Arunachal, bamboo finds use in a way or another. It has many advantages over the conventional building techniques and it is really inspiring to see how one can make building and architecture so sustainable.
When a traveler plans to visit North East, they have a lot of questions in their mind and very less resources to figure out everything.
So here are some of the frequently asked questions about North East India that will help you plan your trip better.
Backpacking in Manipur is a fun experience and here are a few tips that will help you plan better.
A travel story to Nohkalikai waterfall one of the most beautiful waterfalls of North East.
“Sair kar duniya ke gafil, zindagani phir kahan…. zindagani gar rahi to, naujawani phir kahan!” I was first to arrive Ziro and probably the last one to write a blog about it, that too after skipping a couple of blogs (worth 5 months) because this one needs to go up. After ZFM2014 was such an... Continue Reading →
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