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Best Solo Travel Destinations in Northeast India (2023 - 25)

Updated: Dec 26, 2022

About Northeast India !!

Traveling to North-East India is always a delight as it offers a mix of various sights, activities, and attractions. It all sounds great until you actually take to the location, solo and you're pretty clueless as to how to go about it. For traveling solo, you need to keep a few things in mind whilst you travel to the location.

Top 08 SOLO TRAVEL DESTINATINATION

SIKKIM

Perhaps the most beautiful of the districts, the North offers an exquisite experience for the lover of Nature and alpine scenery. Yumthang alone is enough to satiate the most demanding, with its panoramic Valley of Flowers. During springtime, the lush meadows abound with delicate wildflowers that carpet the valley floor in a rich riot of colors. A must-see here is the Hot Springs and the vibrant Sikkimese tribal culture and customs. 67 km from Gangtok is the Mangan District headquarters of North District.

SHILLONG(MEGHALAYA)

Shillong’s modern reputation is built on its love for music and there have been many legendary musicians who call this home. There are many faces to Shillong – the quiet neighborhoods with whistling pine still thrive but there is also a vibrant downtown area. Shillong is also known for its emerging café culture. Attractions here include the pleasant, tree-lined Ward’s Lake and the sprawling Golf Links – a favorite outdoor recreational space for the residents. Shillong has plenty of hotels, guesthouses, and homestays spread across the landscape, especially in the centrally located Police Bazaar. If you want to chart the colonial history of the place, we would recommend the Shillong Heritage Walk.

TAWANG (Arunachal Pradesh)

Tawang, Arunachal Pradesh is both historically and naturally endowed. Tawang is one of the most picturesque tourist destinations in India. With its numerous turbulent streams, roaring rivers, deep gorges, lofty mountains, and snow-clad peaks. Tawang offers various attractions to tourists like paragliding, river rafting, angling, hiking, trekking, mountaineering, Land gliding, snow skiing, etc.

Arunachal Pradesh is also famous for the Buddhist Circuit. There are two major religious festivals of the Monpas viz "LOSAR" and "TORGYA". Both festivals are celebrated once annually.

LONGWA VILLAGE IN MON, NAGALAND

Longwa village is one of the best examples of it with the largest acres of encompassing area. The unique thing about Longwa is that the inhabitants of the village have dual citizenship- one of India and the other of Myanmar. The core people of the tribe still have brass skull necklaces at home that are symbols showing that they have taken these heads during the battle. The basic belief behind this was that headhunting can boost crop fertility. However, the rise of Christianity in the region completely stopped this tradition of headhunting in the 1960s. This village is a key zone to get opium in Nagaland.

Loktak Lake "The World Only Floating National Park"

The National Park Covering an area of around 40 square kilometers, Keibul Lamjao is entitled as the “World’s Only Floating National Park”. It looks intoxicating and like a realm of waterways and floating meadows, referred to as phumdi by the locals. This floating National Park has its own unique ecosystem, where Indian Python, Barking Deer rare species are found, the main specialty is Sagai Deer. Sagai Deer is a species that is only found in this National Park. With the support of villagers and the initiative of the forest department, it has become the perfect home for Sagai Deer at Keibul Lamjao, Nearly 24,000 tourists visit Loktak Lake each year.

KAHO VILLAGE (ARUNACHAL PRADESH)

Kaho is the first village on the India-China border and lies just north of Kibithu on the banks of the Lohit River, it is located in the Anjaw District of Arunachal Pradesh, Northeast India. It is 225 km approx from Tezu and 390km from Dibrugarh. While entering the village it offers you a breathtaking view of a mountain river, which will take away all your worry. Since Kaho is situated in the easternmost part of India, it is a remote area, slowly it is becoming a tourist spot it is an unexplored destination. from Kaho village, there is a viewpoint from where you can have a look at Chinese villages with good housing facilities and paddy fields can be seen. The road is full of adventure, some offroad with breathtaking views of nature.

Thembang Village" UNESCO World Heritage site"

Thembang village located east of Tawang-Bomdila road in West Kameng district, at about 2300m altitude is of high historical and cultural significance. The 50-odd households that live here are surrounded by a medieval fortification and many other ancient monuments. Interestingly it is not these historic structures, but the way of the people of Thembang, that has attracted attention. While most of us are unaware of its existence, this tiny village straight out of an impressionist painting has caught the attention of UNESCO, which has included Thembang in its Tentative List of World Heritage Sites.

Roing (Arunachal Pradesh)

The snow-peaked mountains, deep gorges, turbulent rivers cascading down the hills, numerous waterfalls, placid lakes, archaeological sites, peace and fun-loving hospitable people, and above all the heavenly climate make Roing one of the most attractive destinations for tourists.

A natural heaven with mountains and lakes, it is one of the most exciting places in Arunachal Pradesh. This town won't let anybody down. It has many beautiful lakes and gorges for nature lovers. The Bhishmaknagar fort and Nehru Udyan add historical significance to the place. Mayudia pass, however, steals the limelight with snow coverage for the most part of the year.

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