7 Natural Wonders Of India's North East



The North-Eastern states of India comprise a vast and varied landscape. Massive rivers, mountains, flood plains, steamy rainforests, cold wilderness, snowy peaks: they are a world unto themselves. This amalgamation of terrains produces some wonderful natural wonders that definitely necessitate a visit.

Gurudongmar Lake, Sikkim

Located at an elevation of almost 18,000 feet (17,800 ft), this lake is a sacred website for Buddhists, Hindus and Sikhs. The moment you set your eyes on this natural wonder, you will comprehend why it has such extensive spiritual value. The calm waters, the beautiful mountain air and the breathtaking vistas make this a should go to for anyone traveling to Sikkim.

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Majuli Island, Assam

Majuli is the largest river island worldwide. Formed by the shifting of the magnificent Brahmaputra river, Majuli's unique location within the state of Assam make it a special function on the landscape. From here, visitors can take pleasure in awesome views of the Brahmaputra river, combined with lavish green forests. Majuli is just available by boat from the nearby town of Jorhat. Today, the island is eroding fast as the river is again shifting course and in a couple of years might vanish entirely.

Phawngpui or The Blue Mountain, Mizoram

The state of Mizoram remains among the least checked out states in India. This remoteness makes viewing the breathtaking sunrises and sundowns at Phawngpui an even better experience. The Mizo people call this mountain sacred, and simply one view of it throughout dawn is enough to guarantee you fall in love with it too.

Madhuri Lake, Arunachal Pradesh

Found in the Tawang district of Arunachal Pradesh, a special federal government license is required to visit this lake. Nevertheless, it is not simply the site which is wonderful to witness, however the very method road is a marvel of engineering, actually winding along a vertical mountainsid. The Tawang Tibetan abbey is likewise nearby, as well as the 100 meter high Nuaranang Falls. Fun fact: The real name of the lake is Shungatser Lake however after the 1995 Bollywood movie Koyla was shot there, it was renamed Madhuri Lake after the starlet of the film.

Drifting Lake, Manipur

The drifting lake, or the Loktak Lake as it is known in your area, is a natural marvel to witness. What makes the location unique are the masses of greenery streaming in it. These masses of vegetation are so thick that they resemble islands. The whole lake is surrounded by mountains and the elevation of 2,521 feet makes the environment a yearlong pleasure.

Umngot River or the transparent river, Meghalaya

Located near the town of Dawki, near the Indo-Bangladesh border, the Umngot river is typically called the cleanest river in India. If you look down directly, you can even see all the method to the bottom. Subsequently, the boats look like they are drifting in mid-air: genuinely a sight to witness. An idea: Meghalaya is spectacular all yearround but more so throughout the Christmas and New Year scene, when the exceptional music scene fills the streets and park shows.

Dzukou Valley, Manipur and Nagaland

If you are a trekking lover then this is the best location to be. The valley is located at an altitude of 2452 meters above water level. This provides it a gorgeous, all year round temperate environment. Currently, the valley is only accessible by travelling 5 hours throughout state borders, however the rolling green hills and the temperate environment are worth the effort. Enjoyable Fact: The name Dzukou originates from the ice cold stream that streams through the valley and is considered clean to drink.

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