
India's Best Kept Secret
The Seven Sisters of North East India offer extraordinary biodiversity, indigenous tribal cultures, living root bridges, tea gardens, and a landscape of rivers, hills, and mist-covered valleys.
Natural bridges formed by training Ficus elastica roots over centuries — a UNESCO Tentative Site.
Home to two-thirds of the world's one-horned rhinoceroses, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
The largest Buddhist monastery in India, dramatically situated at 3,048m in Arunachal Pradesh.
Once the wettest place on Earth, famous for its waterfalls, caves, and living bridges.