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A Holiday planning company which expertise in both Inbound and Outbound Travel, mostly emphasize on North Eastern Regions of India.

30/07/2021

Tawang Fest: A cultural Extravaganza.
If you wish to indulge in unique cultures and explore remote paradises, then Tawang will offer you just the break you need. Tawang sits at an altitude of 3,048 metres in the western part of Arunachal Pradesh. Unparalleled beauty, glacial lakes, and a mystical atmosphere set it apart. Here time moves slowly, and you can let yourself relax amidst its heavenly waterfalls, friendly locals, beautiful lakes and magnificent hilltop views. Tawang festival is an annual event that showcases the best of Arunachal Pradesh in myriad hues. Join the traditional extravaganza, yak dance, explore the performances, monastic culture, and food of the region.
This year it starts on October 26, to October 29, subject to COVID protocols.

28/07/2021

Explore languid Loktak Lake

Manipur is a tiny state in the North East of India bounded by Nagaland in the North, Mizoram in the South, Assam to the west and Myanmar in the east. This beautiful state cradles the largest freshwater lake in the region-The Loktak, with the only floating National Park in the world, the Keibul Lamjao National Park, home to the elusive Sangai Deer.

The Loktak has floating grass ring-like structures called Phumdis, home to the local people who live on the lake.
The Phumdis are remarkable gliding vegetative mass that drifts on the lake surface, creating a surreal view.

The best time to be here is in winter, from November to early March when you can spot deers and migratory birds.
Loktak is accessible by hired taxi from Imphal. You can reach Manipur by roadways from Guwahati and other places in the North East.
Things to do:
Trekking, cycling or sailing in small boats and exploring the National Park. To know more do visit roaming essence |

25/07/2021

Majestic Manas

Manas National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, sits majestically on gentle slopes in the foothills of the Himalayas in Assam. Covered in lush tropical greens, wooded hills, the Manas sanctuary is home to various endangered species, such as the tiger, pygmy hog, Indian rhinoceros and Indian elephant. The National Park has the River Manas, which flows through the reserve and shares a border with Bhutan's Royal Manas National Park. The extensive reserve shelters Assam roofed turtles, hispid hare, golden langur and pygmy hog.

Mark your dates between November to April, which is the best time to be here. Be sure to get permits and entry passes from the Field Directors office before your trip.To know more do visit roaming essence |

Manas is accessible by roadways from Guwahati and other places in the North East.

Things to do:
Jeep Safari, Elephant Safari: Befriend, River Rafting, Village and Tea Plantation Visit: Birdwatching

22/07/2021

Believed to be the earliest surviving house of entertainment, the Rang Ghar is a two-storeyed royal sports pavilion where Ahom kings and nobles were spectators at games like buffalo fights and other sports at Rupahi Pathar, the field surrounding it. This ancient amphitheatre is a major tourist attraction of Sivasagar Town, standing northeast of the Rangpur Palace, a seven-storied royal complex comprising the Talatal Ghar and the Kareng Ghar.
The oldest amphitheatre in Asia, Rang Ghar, is a doubled storied elongated octagonal structure sports pavilion that was built during the reign of Ahom king Pramatta Singha. This unique example of Ahom architecture resembles an inverted royal Ahom longboat.
Accessible by railways, roadways and airways, Sivasagar offers many remnants of the erstwhile Ahom kings.

20/07/2021

Explore Bhalukpong

If you are one of those tourists who love breath-taking scenic beauty, serene ambience, virgin forests, babbling brooks, mountain rivers, and adventure all rolled into one, then Bhalukpong is a must-visit for you. With the gurgling Kameng River flowing through the place, this excellent adventure tourist destination is 56 km from Tezpur in Assam and serves as the entry point to Arunachal Pradesh.
Places to explore are the old fort of King Bhaluka, river Kameng areas for angling and rafting, Tipi Orchidarium, the Pakke Wildlife Sanctuary and the tiny town itself. Tourists can also explore the fascinating cultures, lifestyles and traditions of the many tribes who inhabit the place, including Dimasa, Jeme-Naga, Hmar, Kuki, Biate, Hrangkhol, Khelma, Jaintia, Karbi and Vaiphei.
Both summer and winter are good for a visit here. Bhalukpong is accessible by roadways, railways and airways. For details visit roaming essence |
Nearby places
Tezpur, Bomdila,Dirang, Kaziranga

18/07/2021

A Glimpse of Mishmi weaves

The tribes of Arunachal Pradesh weave distinct patterns, motifs and designs in their textiles that distinguish them. The Adi, Mishmi and Apatani tribes are fond of geometric patterns and motifs in Zig-Zag lines and angular designs. Most tribes use floral and Zoomorphic patterns in geometric form and simple straight lines, stripes and Aa bands. The patterns and motifs stand apart in contrasts and combinations of colours, and the individualistic Mishmis go in more elaborate weaving incorporating straight lines and bands frequently.

16/07/2021

Discover misty blue mountains of Haflong
Haflong is in the Dima Hasao district, located between the hills of southern Assam is primarily inhabited by the tribes of Dimasa, Jeme-Naga, Hmar, Kuki, Biate, Hrangkhol, Khelma, Jaintia, Karbi and Vaiphei. A visit here rewards you with blue hills, scenic rivers and tumbling waterfalls, and relatively undiscovered beauty.

THINGS TO SEE AND DO
Trekkers love the scenery with hills on one side while the other side drops into a valley. Paragliding is a go-to sport here for thrill-seekers, while birding enthusiasts find a treasure trove in Haflong. The lake entices travellers, and mornings here bring misty clouds.

Thuruk (38km)
Thuruk is the only place in the district of Dima Hasao to witness snowfall in winter. A trekker’s paradise, it is not too far from Haflong.

Maibang (50km)
Maibang is 50km away from Haflong, on the banks of the River Mahur. It is known for the scenic beauty and ancient ruins of its erstwhile rulers.
Umrangso Valley (110km)
Located between Shillong and Haflong is about 110km from Haflong, the beauty of Umrangso rivals any village in Europe.
Panimoor (120km)
The falls is almost a mini Niagara, lying at a distance of 120km from Haflong, Panimoor’s main attraction is the surging waterfall formed by the River Kopili.
The best time to visit is between November–March. Located at a distance of 298km SE of Guwahati, 96km NE of Silchar, connected by roads, railways and private operators. Air passengers can reach via
Silchar (105km/ 3hrs) connected with Kolkata, Guwahati and Tezpur airports.

15/07/2021

The NamPhake village located in Naharkatiya in Upper Assam is a living museum showcasing the unique culture of Tai Phake people. The community celebrates Buddhist festivals and follows traditional food habits, rituals and practices. The tribe migrated to Assam from the Howkong valley of Myanmar in 1775 AD through Assam’s eastern mountainous corridor. Today, 660 Tai Phake form the tribal community living at Namphake. Without letting modern ways corrupt their culture, the Tai Phakes have maintained their glorious legacy of culture, festivals, traditional dresses and traditional food.

13/07/2021

“There are always flowers for those who want to see them.”– Henri Matisse
The Northeast of India is rich in flora and fauna with rich bio hotspots and beautiful weather. Apart from the foxtail orchids and other garden flowers, the northeast is a riot of colours with Ixora, Myrtles, Palash, Gulmohors, the Champak and more. Come along with Roaming Essence to enjoy the colours of nature.

12/07/2021

Adventure sports: Rappelling at Dawki

Picturesque Dawki in Meghalaya has several adventure activities for thrill-seekers, and rappelling is just one of them. The high cliffs and slopes around the Umngot River in Dawki make an ideal spot for rock climbing and rappelling to the banks of the crystal clear stream with 360-degree breathtaking views of emerald green coloured water.
You can't miss the sheer thrill of a controlled descent down a rope from a cliff that will transform your sense of gravity. The most popular spot is Shnongpdeng 100kms from Shillong, offering great spectacles of deep gorges and the crystal waters below.

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