Looking for a thrilling experience? Head to Gurudongmar Lake, Sikkim. At approximately 17,800 ft (5,400 m) above sea level, this is one of the world’s highest lakes, and is frozen for almost seven months every year.
Looking for a thrilling experience? Head to Gurudongmar Lake, Sikkim. At approximately 17,800 ft (5,400 m) above sea level, this is one of the world’s highest lakes, and is frozen for almost seven months every year.
Looking for a thrilling experience? Head to Gurudongmar Lake, Sikkim. At approximately 17,800 ft (5,400 m) above sea level, this is one of the world’s highest lakes, and is frozen for almost seven months every year.
Meghalaya, home to the towns that receive the highest rainfall in the world, isgeographically stunning with green hills, caves, gorges, rivers and forests.
Meghalaya, home to the towns that receive the highest rainfall in the world, isgeographically stunning with green hills, caves, gorges, rivers and forests.
Everything you have heard about Nagaland is true. Well, almost. They were head hunters. Here are people so rich in history, culture and diversity that it requires a first-hand experience to know what it is all about. A visit must include a few days in a Naga village.
A little over 70 years ago, the hills of Nagaland and Manipur were ablaze with two very famous World War II battles between the Allies and the Japanese-Indian National Army combine. Historians have pegged this as one of the bloodiest battles of World War II, and the battle was voted as Britain’s greatest victory. Yes, that’s right, right here in India!
A little over 70 years ago, the hills of Nagaland and Manipur were ablaze with two very famous World War II battles between the Allies and the Japanese-Indian National Army combine. Historians have pegged this as one of the bloodiest battles of World War II, and the battle was voted as Britain’s greatest victory. Yes, that’s right, right here in India!
A little over 70 years ago, the hills of Nagaland and Manipur were ablaze with two very famous World War II battles between the Allies and the Japanese-Indian National Army combine. Historians have pegged this as one of the bloodiest battles of World War II, and the battle was voted as Britain’s greatest victory. Yes, that’s right, right here in India!
In the far-east corner of India, wedged between China, Bhutan and Myanmar is the magnificent land of Arunachal Pradesh. Magnificent because it has it all: flat land, rivers, hills, valleys, rocky mountains, glaciers and mountain passes.
In the far-east corner of India, wedged between China, Bhutan and Myanmar is the magnificent land of Arunachal Pradesh. Magnificent because it has it all: flat land, rivers, hills, valleys, rocky mountains, glaciers and mountain passes.