Traditional houses of the 5 major tribes on display during the 'Menchukha Mega Adventure Festival' , @ "Menchukha,Arunachal Pradesh, India' During month of November.

By Aniruddha Bhakat Chutia
Photography- Aniruddha Bhakat Chutia

"Menchukha",Arunachal Pradesh,India as Spiritual Hub

The 400 Year old Gompa Monastery of Menchukha,Arunachal Pradesh,India. The monastery is next to Tawang Monastery. Menchukha is a must visit spiritual place too.

This place is known as Hanuman Camp. One can have a view of Lord Hanuman's face from this view point,The connection of nature with almighty.

the valley of Menchukha, you will find this Gurudwara. Legends has to say that while travelling to Tibet, Guru Nanak stopped at the origin of the river Siyom and meditated at a cave.

Menchukha (NE India)

Menchukha is a village in North Arunachal Pradesh, India. The name Men-chu-kha means medicinal water of snow where men is medicine, chu is water and kha is snow, though kha also means mouth. Its a paradise with scenic natural beauties like a paradise on earth.

The valley of Menchukha from a hilltop. The Siyom River, known for its medicinal value flows through this valley. It is believed that the waters of this River can help in curing diseases. The River is pleasant for rafting.

Make shift tents in the valley: If you visit Menchukha during the Menchukha Mega Adventure Festival,During the month of November every year, you can avail such accommodation at a very affordable price.

By- Anirudha Bhakat Chutia.

Photography - Anirudha Bhakat Chutia.

'Menchuka' is a little paradise on earth belonging to "Arunachal Pradesh", A land where the sun rises in India & where nature blossoms at its peak. A multicultural,multilingual,multi-ethnic land which is also a centre of spirituality.


By Fra Seng Kham.
Photography- Aniruddha Bhakat Chutia

NORTH EAST INDIA regarded as one of the best  geographical  regions to enjoy eco adventurous in the entire South asia.N.E is also known as paradise for nature lovers.Teeming with a wide variety of species of mammals and thousands species of birds, the entire North East will leave you thrilled with all the breathtaking wildlife scenes

In search of juvenile & panoramic land?  If you are a wildlife lover,photography enthusiasts then North East India is the right place to visit.Right from the beautiful scenic views to the diversified culture.you will enjoy evrything. Some of the interesting wildlife aspects which will make you curious to visit this green land.

Here you can witness The Exclusive One Horned Rhinoceros (You'll see nowhere in this Universe) along with endangered wildlife like rhinoceros, tiger, leopard etc

Important must visit places in NE India-

 "Keibul Lamjao National park ( Manipur)" is the only floating park in the world.

"KANCHANDZONGA NATIONAL PARK" located in Sikkim. Access to Kanchandzonga national park is only possible by trekking Which is another kind of adventure.

"KAZIRANGA National Park,Assam" (UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE SITE ) recognized for its unique natural environment.Here you can witness 15 species of turtles and this is also famous for largest population of the one & only One Horned Rhino.

 "NAMDAPHA NATIONAL PARK" in Arunachal Pradesh , where you can watch common Indian leopard , snow leopard, clouded leopard and tiger and various types of birds. some species can only be found in NAMDAPHA and cannot be found anywhere else in the world.

Last but not the least . .you can also eye on 3 of the best  hidden national parks of north east India."Mouling National Park" of Arunachal Pradesh which is known for its excellent biodiversity.due to inadequate roads & infrastructure associated with the forest has kept the place least explored. "DIBRUU SAIKHOWA NATIONAL PARK".it is one of the major bio diversity reserves & rain forests in the country ."BALPAKRAM  NATIONAL PARK" is situated in Southern Garo mountains of Meghalaya. Its a home for uncommon animals such as red panda, wild water buffalo, Asian Elephants and 8 species of cats.

So What are you waiting for??

by Mee Ko Gogoi
Photography- Nilumoni Gogoi

He named this land as 'Miung-Dun-Sun-Kham'. Seeing the majestic beauty of this land with golden crops all around, the first Tai Ahom prince who came from "Miung Mao" of China in 1228 to NE India & established a Tai Kingdom, named it so which means 'The land of golden crops".
And  even today it continues to be the land where the crops blossoms golden adding to be another ingredient of  beauty of this land.

By Fra Seng Kham.
Photography-Aungseng.

Setting sun in the land of rising sun is no way less beautiful than the any other blessed natural beauty of North East India.

By Fra Seng Kham
Photography -Aungeng.

If you visit the villages of NorthEast India,  the most common this you would witness is the weaving culture of the indigenous folks. The rural women pour out high energy in designing their for their own needs. You will love the indigenous designs by NE women.

By Fra Seng Kham.
Photography- Aungcheng

The scenic beauty of North East reflects the best when its once again time for the sunset in the bank of a river.

By Fra Seng Kham, Photography- Aungseng

The "BRAHMAPUTRA", also known as "YARLUNG TSANGPO" (In Tibetian Language)" , Siang or Dihang(in Arunachal Pradesh,India),(Luit in Assamese), "BURLUNG BUTHUR" ( in Boro language of Assam) is the only 'male' river in India. The decisive glance of mighty BRAHMAPUTRA will make your mind feel with calm and serenity.The BRAHMAPUTRA stretches its arms and takes all the evils with it so that the mankind can undertake a new day with new hopes and aspirations. Its giant water resources provide a healthy ecosystem to the aquatic plants & animals of NE. During the sunrise & sunset time this river reflects the sunshine & spreads its glimpses in to the whole beauty land. And remember, such kind of decisive and alluring sight can only be seen in our NE-INDIA.

BY Mee Ko Gogoi, Debasish Hazarika.

The land of Rising sun, NE India wishes you all a very good morning with new hopes for the day.

Photography- NIlumoni Gogoi.

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           SOME AMAZING SNIPPETS THAT MAKE YOU FALL IN LOVE WITH   

                                

                                              ''RURAL-NORTHEAST INDIA''

Prepared by Debasish Hazarika

You will surely fall in love with this amazing place, listening to snippets of rural lives in ‘North-East India’. If you visit here at least once in your life you will find big buckets of joy & excitements that will step up your mind towards a new triumph of pleasure. So, let’s see, why you should select ‘NE-India’ for your next family trip.

• Large alive paddy fields & the monsoon, which will create a pleasurable sensation inside your soul.
• Rural scenic beauties especially inside the ever green Tea Gardens & near by the bank of mighty river Brahmaputra. It is enough to capture your mind out of this world.
• Cultural heritages amongst the different local tribes make you feel like a decent pioneer of creative thoughts.
• You will become amazed when you wear all those traditional costumes. And yeah, it will surely create a “wow” effect.
• Your mind will be automatically filled up with holy lessons when you hear the traditional prayers of worshiping God inside the holy monuments.
• Wonderful hospitality always leads you feel “Clarity of mind & Purity of heart” in a divine sense.
• Adventures of fishing in a traditional way. You will continue until you realize “Sometime luck matters more than your efforts” ;-)
• Testing traditional dishes makes your journey more cheerful & “wow!! It’s really delicious”, you will say. ;-)
• When you meet our passionate sportspersons & the musicians, your actions will be surely boosted up with energetic thoughts.
• Your cardiac beat will be trapped for a moment when you face the smiles of world’s most attractive NE-Indian ladies. And remember, they are looking more beautiful in their traditional costumes.

                                  Tongi Ghor

 


"Tongi Ghor" is a great addition to the farming culture of traditional farmers in NorthEast India. During the raining time they use this house  as a shelter. Sometime, in the night, farmers use this house as a base camp to save their cultivations from the wild predators. This house is also made off bamboos & 'Tongi Ghor' is a great addition in the scenic beauty of the traditional paddy fields in NE. So, hurry guys.. Come to NE and explore this thrilling adventure by visiting a "Tongi Ghor"..

 






By Debasish Hazarika, Photograph: Aungseng

Sylvan Glade (Assamese : Sang Ghor)
 

 


 So, today when we are busy in switching on the webpages, but here our lucky fellows are relaxing under "Sang Ghor", a heritage house of North East tribes who are enjoying cool breeze with a handful of fresh food to eat without paying a single penny. Its not merely a hut ,its a bamboo hut.
BAMBOO: The mystical plant symbol of strength endurance tenacity luck.
As today's life is so incessant, So why not come down to our "SangGhor" and spend  a few days here..


 

By Mee Ko Gogoi, Photography- Aungseng