Travel to Nagaland by foreign nationals is regulated under India’s Protected Area regime. This means that, in addition to holding a valid Indian visa, most foreign visitors must obtain a Protected Area Permit (PAP) before entering the state. The requirement exists due to long-standing security and administrative provisions under Indian law and is enforced at […]
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In a recent update, the Government of India has reintroduced the Protected Area Permit (PAP) requirement for foreign nationals visiting certain Northeastern states, including Nagaland. Until just a few months ago, international travellers could explore Nagaland freely, without the need for any special permit beyond their visa. However, as per the latest information available on
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Nestled quietly in the embrace of the eastern Himalayas, Mizoram is where the earth breathes poetry. Mist-kissed hills roll endlessly into the horizon, bamboo forests hum with the wind, and rivers carve paths through untouched wilderness. Often called the Land of the Blue Mountains, Mizoram is one of Northeast India’s most captivating secrets — a
There are some places in India that feel like secrets the world forgot to share. Mizoram has always been one of them – a land of rolling hills, emerald forests, sleepy villages, and traditions so warm and welcoming that they instantly make you feel at home. For the longest time, though, this little gem of
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If you are planning to visit Bum La Pass during your trip to Tawang, here’s a small update to keep in mind, in addition to what is already mentioned in our detailed Tawang Travel Guide. The district authorities have recently introduced an additional fee of ₹100 per person for the Tawang – Bum La –
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Planning a trip to Sikkim? As a foreign traveler, there are a few essential permits you need to be aware of before you pack your bags. The state of Sikkim shares international borders with Tibet, Bhutan, and Nepal, which is why certain entry restrictions are in place. Here’s everything you need to know: 1. Sikkim
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Planning a trip to Arunachal Pradesh? Learn how to get your Inner Line Permit (ILP) or Protected Area Permit (PAP) with this simple, updated guide.
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If you’re planning to explore the vibrant hills of Northeast India this winter, make sure the Nagaland Hornbill Festival 2025 is on your list. Known as the “Festival of Festivals,” it’s one of India’s most colorful cultural celebrations — a 10-day window into the life, traditions, music, and cuisine of Nagaland’s many tribes, and this
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The interiors of North East India are among the most pristine and culturally rich regions of the country. With dense forests, rolling hills, vibrant indigenous communities, and a lifestyle deeply rooted in nature, these areas offer experiences that are both humbling and unforgettable. However, traveling through these remote and untouched landscapes requires a different kind
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Once part of an old horse-cart road built in the 1800s by British officer David Scott, this trail now stands as a peaceful reminder…
To visit Meghalaya in monsoons is to witness nature’s most enchanting performance. The rain is not an inconvenience—it is a companion, guiding you through mist-laden hills, whispering through ancient caves, and rushing down mountainsides in silver streams.
Waterfalls and Caves of Meghalaya
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North East India is a stunningly beautiful region that is home to a rich and diverse culture, breathtaking landscapes, and a unique way of life. From the snow-capped mountains of Arunachal Pradesh to the rolling hills of Meghalaya, there is something for everyone in this region. Different seasons in the North East offer very different
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The last two years have been very very tough for us in the tourism sector. It seemed like a never-ending dark tunnel to us, and we are sure, to you too. But it looks like, we finally starting to see a faint light in the tunnel. With hope and wish that you and your friends
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There has been a lot of confusion around the COVID situation in North East India and how has the unlock situation on the ground is panning out. We have had many inquiries about the same over the past few weeks so, we thought we will write a detailed post about COVID 19 restrictions and travel
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Enough has already been said about the quaint village of Mawlynnong, also known as the cleanest village of Asia. So, we will not delve much into what is already out there in tons of northeast India blogs and elsewhere. Instead, we would rather talk a little walk around this Khasi village of Meghalaya. While there
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Best Time To See Cherry Blossoms In Shillong It was a little late this year. Almost everybody, including us, had been eagerly waiting for Shillong to turn pink. It was time for our first batch of guests coming for the Cherry Blossom Festival, Shillong to arrive but the cherries were nowhere to be soon. No doubt
During the monsoons every year, the waters of the mighty Brahmaputra floods most of Assam, the Kaziranga National Park floods, just like all other wildlife sanctuaries and national parks of Assam. So, naturally, the monsoons are not the right time to visit any wildlife sanctuary or national park in Assam The flooding means that during
Meghalaya is a land blessed with the abundant bounties of nature. Some known, some not so much. And that is what makes Meghalaya all the more exciting. The so many unexplored places scattered all over the state. From fogged out for days Cherrapunjee, the rainiest place in the world to the grand canyons of Laitlum. And
Meghalaya is a world in itself and a very beautiful one at that. Every season in Meghalaya is beautiful in its own way and the things to see in Meghalaya wear different shades in different seasons. Be it the golden-colored fields of winter, the charming pink of the pre-winter Cherry Blossoms in Shillong and around or
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