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THE SEVEN SISTERS STATES
Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Manipur, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Nagaland & Tripura
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Arunachal Pradesh – Where India Wakes Up to the First Light with Christone Holidays
Tucked away in the far northeast corner of India, Arunachal Pradesh is a land of untouched beauty, ancient monasteries, and snow-capped Himalayan peaks. Often called the “Land of the Rising Sun,” this state is home to mystical Tawang, the roaring Siang River, and over 26 indigenous tribes with vibrant traditions and languages.
With Christone Holidays, you explore more than landscapes – you step into a world where nature and culture are deeply entwined. From the high-altitude serenity of Tawang Monastery, to the lush valleys of Ziro, and the tribal festivals of Pasighat, every moment in Arunachal is immersive and soul-stirring.
Whether you're seeking adventure, cultural richness, or spiritual retreats, Arunachal Pradesh offers a journey unlike any other. Let us take you there – safely, soulfully, and sustainably.
Assam – The Soul of the Brahmaputra, Discovered with Christone Holidays
Flowing with the mighty Brahmaputra and blanketed in emerald tea gardens, Assam is the cultural and ecological heart of Northeast India. From the UNESCO-listed Kaziranga National Park, home to the endangered one-horned rhinoceros, to the sacred shrines of Majuli Island and the vibrant markets of Guwahati, Assam offers a journey of serenity, heritage, and biodiversity.
With Christone Holidays, begin your Northeast adventure at Guwahati Airport, the gateway to the 7 Sister States. Enjoy immersive experiences such as river island explorations, wildlife safaris, and tea garden stays. Whether you're sipping the finest Assam tea, witnessing Bihu celebrations, or cruising down the Brahmaputra at sunset – every moment here is deeply rooted in culture and nature.
Manipur – The Jewel of India’s Northeast with Christone Holidays
Discover the unspoiled beauty of Manipur with Christone Holidays, where culture, nature, and tradition converge. From the floating wonders of Loktak Lake to the vibrant hues of Imphal’s heritage, Manipur offers a deeply immersive travel experience. Explore traditional dance forms, visit ancient temples, and uncover the legacy of the Northeast’s hidden gem. A perfect blend of serenity and spirit, Manipur is a must-visit on your Seven Sisters journey.
Meghalaya – The Abode of Clouds
" Where Clouds Descend to Earth"
Nestled in the northeastern part of India, Meghalaya, meaning "The Abode of Clouds," is a picturesque state known for its lush green landscapes, cascading waterfalls, and vibrant indigenous culture. Famous for receiving some of the highest rainfall in the world, it is home to living root bridges, sacred forests, and stunning caves. The state's rich tribal heritage, including the Khasi, Garo, and Jaintia communities, adds to its unique charm. With serene hill stations like Shillong and Cherrapunji, Meghalaya offers breathtaking vistas, adventure activities, and a tranquil escape into nature’s lap.
Mizoram – The Land of the Blue Mountains (Presented by Christone Holidays)
Mizoram, a hidden gem in Northeast India, is a mesmerizing state known for its rolling hills, dense bamboo forests, and vibrant tribal culture. The name "Land of the Blue Mountains" comes from its stunning mist-covered hills that appear blue from a distance. Home to the Mizo people, the state boasts rich traditions, lively festivals like Chapchar Kut and Mim Kut, and warm hospitality. With its pristine landscapes, cascading waterfalls like Vantawng Falls, and unique wildlife, Mizoram offers a perfect blend of adventure, serenity, and cultural richness.
Nagaland – The Land of Festivals
Nagaland, a vibrant state in Northeast India, is a captivating blend of tribal traditions, lush green hills, and rich cultural heritage. Known as "The Land of Festivals," it celebrates the famous Hornbill Festival—a grand showcase of Naga warrior traditions, indigenous music, dance, and crafts. Home to 16 major tribes, each with unique customs and colorful attire, Nagaland offers an immersive cultural experience. Its breathtaking landscapes, from misty mountains to cascading waterfalls like Dzükou Valley, make it a paradise for nature lovers and adventurers alike.
Tripura with Christone Holidays
Embark on a fascinating journey to Tripura with Christone Holidays, where history, heritage, and nature converge. From the majestic Ujjayanta Palace and ancient rock carvings of Unakoti to the serenity of Neermahal floating on Rudrasagar Lake, Tripura offers a blend of royal grandeur and tribal vibrancy. Students and travelers alike will explore diverse cultures, traditional handicrafts, and untouched landscapes—making it an enriching educational and cultural experience. Let the unexplored Northeast charm you with its hidden stories and scenic wonders.
"Where Culture Echoes in Every Hill – Discover Timeless Tripura!"
Unveil the Hidden Gems of the Seven Sisters – A Journey Beyond the Ordinary with Christone Holidays!
Briefing – Journey through the Seven Sister States (Starting from Guwahati Airport):
Begin your unforgettable Northeast India expedition with Christone Holidays at Guwahati Airport, your gateway to the mystical Seven Sister States. This well-curated journey blends nature, culture, wildlife, and adventure, giving students and travelers a holistic view of India’s vibrant northeast.
🏔️Arunachal Pradesh – Land of the Rising Sun
With Christone Holidays – Explore Borders, Beliefs, and Beauty
🛬 Entry Point: Bhalukpong / Bomdila via Guwahati (Assam)
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Journey begins from Guwahati, driving through the lush hills into Arunachal.
Dirang – Gateway to the Himalayas
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Visit the Dirang Dzong (fort) and local Monpa tribal villages.
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Explore the Dirang Hot Water Spring (rich in sulfur) – ideal to understand geothermal activity.
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Visit National Yak Research Centre – insight into high-altitude livestock and sustainable animal husbandry.
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Educational Value: Livelihood studies, tribal ecology, Buddhist influence.
Sela Pass (13,700 ft) – A Gateway to Tawang
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Cross this breathtaking high-mountain pass, often snow-covered.
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Stop at Sela Lake, a glacial lake nestled amidst the snowy peaks.
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Educational Focus: Himalayan geography, glacial lake formation, altitude survival.
🏯 Tawang – Spiritual Capital of the East
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Tawang Monastery – second-largest in the world, central to Mahayana Buddhism.
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Interact with monks, observe prayer rituals, and learn about the teachings of the Dalai Lama.
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Tawang War Memorial – homage to Indian soldiers of the 1962 Indo-China war.
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Educational tie-in with modern history, national defense, and geopolitics.
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Visit Craft Center & Emporium – showcasing Monpa handlooms, carpets, masks, and wooden artifacts.
🏔️ Pankang Teng Tso (P.T. Tso) Lake
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A hidden high-altitude glacial lake near Tawang, especially beautiful in winter.
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Ideal for discussing glacial water systems, eco-balance, and climate impact.
🇮🇳 Bum La Pass – Indo-China Border (Permit Required)
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A real-life geography lesson on the India-China border, located at 15,200 ft.
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Discuss diplomatic history, Line of Actual Control (LAC), and Indo-China war of 1962.
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Patriotic and geographical learning experience for students.
🪔 Zemithang – The Last Indian Village
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Visit Gorsam Chorten, a 12th-century stupa built in Tibetan style.
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Meet with Monpa tribe communities and explore their sustainable lifestyles.
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Cultural Insight: Students can observe traditional houses, cuisine, religious festivals, and crafts.
📍 Optional: Sangti Valley (from Dirang)
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Known for Black-necked Cranes, this serene valley is a paradise for bird watchers.
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Great for understanding migratory bird behavior and conservation.
🎓 Overall Educational Value with Christone Holidays:
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Geography & Climate Studies: Mountain ecosystems, high-altitude passes, glacial lakes.
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History & Politics: Border security, Indo-China relations, Buddhist influence.
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Culture & Anthropology: Life of Monpa and other indigenous tribes, oral traditions, art forms.
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Environmental Science: Eco-sensitivity of Eastern Himalayas, protected species, adaptation in extreme environments.
Overview of places &Point of interest
Bhalukpong
Fish angling… river rafting… Pakhui wild Sanctuary… Tipi Orchidariurm… Bhalukpong Fort… Bomdila view point… RR Hill… Aka Culture…
Tawang
Pankang Teng Tso Lake – The Sparkling Beauty of Tawang
Sela Pass
One of the highest motorable mountain passes in the World
Itanagar – The Cultural Capital of Arunachal Pradesh
"Where Ancient Roots Meet Modern Rhythms – Discover Itanagar with Christone Holidays!"
Step into the vibrant heart of Arunachal Pradesh with a visit to Itanagar, a city that beautifully blends tribal heritage with modern development. With Christone Holidays, students and travelers explore the region’s rich cultural layers, starting from the iconic Ita Fort, a 14th-century structure built from stone, which gave the city its name. Dive into history at the Jawaharlal Nehru State Museum, showcasing tribal artifacts, traditional textiles, and wood carvings of the region's 26 major tribes.
Visit the serene Gompa Buddhist Temple, perched on a hilltop, offering panoramic views and insights into Mahayana Buddhism. Stroll through local markets to witness the craftsmanship and lifestyle of the Nyishi tribe, and explore the Zoological Park, highlighting the region's unique biodiversity.
Whether it's anthropology, architecture, or ecology—Itanagar serves as a living classroom for curious minds. With Christone Holidays, this experience becomes an engaging journey of education, exploration, and enlightenment in the gateway city of Northeast India.
Itafort
Itafort- ‘the fort of bricks’ from which the State capital derives its name, is situated in the heart of the Itanagar. The fort has an irregular shape, built mainly with bricks dating back to the 14th-15th Century of Mayapur of Ramachandra, a king of the Jitari Dynasty.
Geykar Sinyik
Geykar Sinyik (Ganga Lake) is a beautiful natural lake locally known as Geykar Sinyik surrounded by landmass of hard rock. The name Gekar Sinyi means ‘confined water’.
Jawaharlal Nehru Museum
Jawaharlal Nehru Museum has a rich collection of textiles, weaponry, household articles and handicrafts items reflecting the tribal culture and heritage of Arunachal Pradesh.
Ziro Valley – The Land of the Apatani Tribe
Nestled in the misty hills of Arunachal Pradesh, Ziro Valley is a UNESCO World Heritage Tentative Site and a cradle of indigenous wisdom. With Christone Holidays, journey into this tranquil landscape where golden paddy fields stretch between pine-covered ridges, and the unique traditions of the Apatani tribe come alive.
Famous for their sustainable farming techniques and vibrant festivals like Ziro Music Festival, the valley offers students an immersive cultural and ecological experience. Explore Apatani villages like Hong, Hijo, and Hari, where you'll witness age-old customs, including tattooed elder women and wooden nose plugs—symbols of deep-rooted identity.
Visit the Talle Valley Wildlife Sanctuary, home to diverse flora and fauna, and gain insight into conservation efforts and Himalayan ecology. Discover how the Apatanis practice wet rice cultivation without using animals or machines, setting an example in indigenous environmental stewardship.
Ziro Valley, with its peaceful rhythm and cultural depth, is a living museum—and with Christone Holidays, every moment becomes an unforgettable chapter of learning and exploration.
Talley Valley
Talley Valley Essentials :
Endangered Clouded Leopard &
Great trekking routes
Talley Valley is a wildlife sanctuary as well as a bio-diversity hotspot located at a distance of 32 kms from Ziro towards the north east. Comprising sub-tropical and alpine forests it has a variety of flora and fauna, many of which are endangered. The place offers great trekking opportunities.
Talley Valley Reserved Forest and Talle Wildlife sanctuary is situated at an elevated level with rivers like Pange, Sipu, Karing and Subansiri flowing through the Reserved Forest and Sanctuary. It is home to highly endangered species like clouded leopard. Pleioblastus simone is a bamboo variety only found in Tall Valley.
Sacred Serenity at Parasuram Kund – Where Faith Meets the Flow
Dive into Divinity with Christone Holidays
Nestled in the serene Lohit district of Arunachal Pradesh, Parasuram Kund is a sacred confluence of spirituality and natural splendor. Legend says that Sage Parasurama washed away his sins in these holy waters, making it one of India’s most revered pilgrimage spots. Surrounded by misty hills and dense forests, the kund offers not just devotion but a deep connection with nature. With Christone Holidays, your journey to Parasuram Kund becomes more than a visit—it’s an awakening. Experience tranquil mornings by the Lohit River, discover local tribal culture, and feel the divine peace that flows through this Himalayan retreat.
🕉️ Cleanse your spirit where legends bathed in purity — discover Parasuram Kund with Christone Holidays.
Discover Namsai – The Golden Pagoda Land of Arunachal Pradesh
Explore Tranquility and Tradition with Christone Holidays
Welcome to Namsai, the “Land of the Golden Pagoda,” a hidden gem in Arunachal Pradesh tourism known for its serene Buddhist culture, scenic beauty, and warm hospitality. Located near the banks of the Lohit River, Namsai is home to the stunning Kongmu Kham (Golden Pagoda), one of Northeast India’s most spiritual and photogenic landmarks. Visitors can explore traditional Tai Khamti villages, experience authentic Arunachal culture, and witness breathtaking sunsets over lush paddy fields. With Christone Holidays, your Namsai tour becomes a soulful journey blending culture, spirituality, and nature. Perfect for travelers seeking peace, learning, and offbeat adventure in Northeast India.
Dong Valley – India’s First Sunrise Destination
Witness the Dawn Before the World Wakes — with Christone Holidays
Hidden in the far eastern corner of Arunachal Pradesh, Dong Valley is the first place in India to welcome the rising sun. This breathtaking valley near Walong is a paradise for travelers seeking untouched natural beauty and a rare Himalayan adventure. Surrounded by snow-capped peaks and crossed by the shimmering Lohit River, Dong offers serene landscapes, vibrant tribal culture, and surreal sunrises that light up the sky in golden hues. With Christone Holidays, experience a once-in-a-lifetime journey to the easternmost village of India, where nature whispers and time slows down. Perfect for adventure seekers, photographers, and offbeat explorers looking to uncover the real essence of Arunachal Pradesh tourism.
Assam – The Gateway to Northeast India
✈️ Nearest Airport: Lokpriya Gopinath Bordoloi International Airport, Guwahati (GAU)
Assam – Where the Brahmaputra breathes life into tea gardens, temples, and tales of ancient tribes.”
Assam, the heart of Northeast India, is a land of fertile plains, vibrant culture, and spiritual sanctity. The mighty Brahmaputra River flows through its soul, nourishing the famous Kaziranga National Park — a UNESCO World Heritage Site and home to the one-horned rhinoceros. Students can explore Assam’s iconic tea estates, the silk weaving village of Sualkuchi, and the sacred Kamakhya Temple, one of the oldest Shakti Peethas.
Majuli, the world’s largest river island, offers an immersive educational experience into Vaishnavite culture and monastic life. From learning about biodiversity conservation at Manas National Park to witnessing the Bihu dance and tribal crafts, Assam is an ideal experiential learning destination with Christone Holidays.
🧳 Educational Insight:
Assam offers learning in environmental science, wildlife conservation, sustainable agriculture (tea & silk), riverine ecosystems, and tribal anthropology — making it a rich educational experience for students.
Essence of Assam – 6 Days / 5 Nights
With Christone Holidays
✈️ Nearest Airport: Lokpriya Gopinath Bordoloi International Airport, Guwahati (GAU)
"A soulful journey through tea gardens, temples, wildlife, and river islands."
📅 Day 1: Welcome to Guwahati – City of Temples and River Tales
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Arrive at Guwahati Airport and begin your journey with blessings at the Kamakhya Temple, one of India’s most sacred Shakti Peethas.
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Enjoy a tranquil sunset cruise on the Brahmaputra River, soaking in the scenic views and fresh river breeze.
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Overnight stay in Guwahati.
🗺️ Highlight: A spiritual and scenic start to your Northeast adventure.
📅 Day 2: Silk, Faith & Forests – Guwahati to Kaziranga via Sualkuchi and Hajo
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Drive to Sualkuchi, known as the “Manchester of the East,” to witness the magic of Assam silk weaving in traditional looms.
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Next, visit Hajo, a unique town where Hinduism, Islam, and Buddhism coexist in harmony.
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Continue your journey through tea garden-covered roads to the wild beauty of Kaziranga National Park.
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Overnight stay in Kaziranga.
🗺️ Highlight: Authentic cultural experience and serene countryside charm.
📅 Day 3: Into the Wild – Kaziranga National Park
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Rise early for a thrilling jeep safari in the Kaziranga National Park, home to the one-horned rhinoceros, elephants, deer, and exotic birds.
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Visit the Kaziranga Orchid Park, showcasing hundreds of rare orchids, folk dances, and handicrafts.
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Relax in the evening amidst the peaceful wilderness.
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Overnight stay in Kaziranga.
🗺️ Highlight: An unforgettable encounter with India’s wild heritage.
📅 Day 4: Sacred Island Life – Kaziranga to Majuli
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Drive to Jorhat and take a ferry ride across the Brahmaputra to reach Majuli, the world’s largest river island.
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Explore the peaceful Vaishnavite monasteries (Satras), vibrant with dance, music, and spiritual art.
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Discover the traditional lifestyle of the Mishing tribes, with stilted bamboo homes and handwoven fabrics.
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Overnight stay in Majuli.
🗺️ Highlight: Discover spirituality, simplicity, and sustainability on a river island.
📅 Day 5: Farewell to the Island – Majuli to Guwahati
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Enjoy a calm morning exploring the lush landscape or bird-watching by the riverbanks.
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Return by ferry and drive back to Guwahati.
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Time for shopping local handicrafts or enjoying a cultural show (optional).
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Overnight stay in Guwahati.
🗺️ Highlight: A perfect blend of reflection and travel back through Assam’s landscapes.
📅 Day 6: Departure with Memories
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After breakfast, check out and head to Guwahati Airport for your return flight.
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Take home unforgettable memories of Assam’s hospitality, heritage, and harmony.
🌟 Why Travel to Assam with Christone Holidays?
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✔️ Handpicked cultural & natural experiences
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✔️ Comfortable stays with regional charm
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✔️ Heritage insights guided by local experts
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✔️ A perfect mix of relaxation, exploration & learning
🎓 Assam Educational Tour Itinerary for Students
Organized by Christone Holidays
📅 Duration: 6 Days / 5 Nights
🛬 Arrival & Departure: Guwahati Airport (GAU)
👥 Ideal For: Middle School, High School & College Students
🎯 Learning Themes: Environment, Biodiversity, Culture, Indigenous Knowledge, Sustainable Industries, Spiritual Geography
Day 1: Arrival in Guwahati – Cultural Orientation & Spiritual Understanding
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Welcome Session & Briefing
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Visit: Kamakhya Temple
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Educational Value: Understand the significance of India’s sacred geography and Shakti Peethas.
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Subject Link: History, Religious Studies, Cultural Geography
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Visit: Assam State Museum (if time permits)
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Learn about: Ethnography, archaeology, traditional crafts.
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Brahmaputra Riverfront Walk or Sunset Cruise
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Geography lesson: River systems, erosion, floodplains.
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Stay in Guwahati
📅 Day 2: Guwahati – Sualkuchi – Hajo – Kaziranga
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Visit: Sualkuchi – The Silk Village
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Activity: Observe live weaving of Muga & Eri silk.
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Learning Outcome: Sustainable industries, local economies, women-led enterprises.
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Visit: Hajo
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Cultural Value: Multi-religious pilgrimage town (Hindu, Buddhist, Muslim).
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Key Learning: Harmony in diversity, faith and architecture.
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Travel to Kaziranga (Approx. 4.5 hours)
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Night Stay at Kaziranga
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Pre-Safari Session: Intro to the park’s biodiversity & rhino conservation.
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📅 Day 3: Kaziranga National Park – Wildlife & Ecology Day
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Early Morning Jeep Safari
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Observation: One-horned rhino, swamp deer, wild buffalo, birds.
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Learning Focus: Conservation biology, poaching challenges, park management.
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Interactive Visit: Kaziranga Biodiversity Park & Orchid Centre
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Learn: Northeast India’s endemic plants, orchids, herbal medicine, tribal culture.
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Debriefing Session with Activity Sheets / Quiz
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Overnight at Kaziranga
📅 Day 4: Kaziranga – Majuli Island (via Jorhat)
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Drive to Nimati Ghat – Ferry to Majuli Island
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Learn: River island geography, sedimentation, and ecology.
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Visit: Satras (Vaishnavite Monasteries)
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Learning Outcome: Assamese literature, music (Sattriya dance), mask making, and devotional arts.
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Tribal Interaction: Mishing Community
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Learn: Bamboo architecture, stilt houses, farming techniques, handloom weaving.
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Cultural Night (Folk Music & Group Activities)
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Overnight at Majuli
📅 Day 5: Environmental Exploration & Return to Guwahati
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Village Walk / Birdwatching Session
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Topic: Wetlands and migratory birds, traditional agriculture.
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Return Ferry + Drive to Guwahati (Approx. 6 hrs)
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Evening: Group Discussion or Reflection Activity
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Overnight in Guwahati
📅 Day 6: Wrap-Up & Departure
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Final Group Activity: Travel Journal Presentation / Feedback Session
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Departure from Guwahati Airport
📘 Educational Impact Summary
TopicLocationLearning Outcomes
Environmental ScienceKaziranga, MajuliWildlife, eco-balance, wetlands, sustainability
Cultural StudiesSualkuchi, Hajo, MajuliTextile heritage, religion, tribal life
GeographyBrahmaputra, MajuliRiver dynamics, islands, sedimentation
History & ArtKamakhya Temple, SatrasFaith, temple art, spiritual traditions
Economics & LivelihoodsSualkuchi, Mishing VillageRural economy, handmade industries
✅ Inclusions by Christone Holidays:
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All accommodation & meals
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Educational resource kits
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Guided visits & expert sessions
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Cultural performances
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Transportation & travel support
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Pre-departure orientation
📍Manipur – The Jeweled Land of Northeast India
"Where tradition dances with nature — explore Manipur’s scenic landscapes and cultural vibrance with Christone Holidays!"
Manipur, often called the “Jewel of India,” is a captivating blend of natural beauty, heritage, and traditional art forms. Nestled in a green valley surrounded by blue hills, this northeastern gem offers a unique experience for travelers. With Imphal as its cultural heart, visitors can explore Kangla Fort, the historic seat of Meitei rulers, and pay homage at the INA War Memorial, linked to India’s freedom struggle.
Loktak Lake, the largest freshwater lake in the Northeast, is famous for its floating phumdis (islands), and the Keibul Lamjao National Park – the only floating national park in the world – is home to the rare Sangai deer. Manipur is also celebrated for its classical Manipuri dance, handloom traditions, and indigenous festivals like Yaoshang and Lai Haraoba, offering cultural enrichment for every visitor.
A tour of Manipur with Christone Holidays becomes a perfect blend of learning, heritage, and scenic adventure — ideal for both general travelers and educational groups seeking insight into India’s diverse traditions.
Manipur Discovery Tour – 6 Days / 5 Nights with Christone Holidays
Tagline: "Unveil the Hidden Jewel of Northeast – Nature, Culture & Legacy in One Journey!"
Itinerary Outline for General Public:
Day 1: Arrival in Imphal
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Arrival at Bir Tikendrajit International Airport
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Transfer to hotel, welcome drink, rest
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Evening visit:
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Imphal Market (Ima Keithel) – the world’s only all-women-run market
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Local dinner experience
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Overnight stay: Imphal
Day 2: Imphal City Exploration
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Morning:
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Kangla Fort – ancient seat of Meitei rulers; learn about Manipur’s royal history
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Govindajee Temple – 19th-century Vaishnavite temple
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Afternoon:
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INA War Memorial (Moirang) – historic WWII site related to Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose
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Loktak Lake View Point
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Evening:
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Cultural show featuring Manipuri classical dance
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Overnight stay: Imphal
Day 3: Loktak Lake & Keibul Lamjao National Park
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Day trip to:
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Loktak Lake – boating to see floating islands (phumdis)
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Keibul Lamjao National Park – world’s only floating national park, home to the endangered Sangai deer
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Late afternoon: Visit Sendra Island for panoramic views
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Return to Imphal
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Overnight stay: Imphal
Day 4: Ukhrul Excursion (Approx. 3.5 hours one way)
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Scenic drive through Naga hills to Ukhrul
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Visit:
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Shirui Hills – known for Shirui Lily (state flower)
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Khangkhui Limestone Caves – ancient natural rock formations
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Interact with local Tangkhul tribe
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Return to Imphal by evening
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Overnight stay: Imphal
Day 5: Andro Village & Handicraft Tour
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Half-day trip to Andro Cultural Village
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Witness traditional pottery, handicrafts, and local houses
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Visit Heritage Park & Museum
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Return to Imphal – shopping for handlooms and souvenirs
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Farewell dinner with Manipuri cuisine
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Overnight stay: Imphal
Day 6: Departure
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Airport drop-off with fond memories and cultural immersion
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Optional: Early morning walk at Kangla Moat for bird watching
🔎 Why Choose This Tour?
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Explore the only floating national park in the world
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Witness the empowered all-women market at Ima Keithel
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Dive into tribal and classical cultures
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Scenic lakes, hills, caves, and local legends all wrapped in one experience
✈️ Plan your Manipur journey today with Christone Holidays – where culture meets adventure in the Jewel of Northeast India!
Educational & Cultural Tour to Manipur with Christone Holidays
Tagline: “Explore the Jewel of India – Learn, Discover, Experience Manipur”
5 Days / 4 Nights Student Educational Tour Itinerary
🚉 Nearest Airport: Imphal International Airport (IMF)
Day 1: Arrival at Imphal – Introduction to Manipur's Heritage
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Arrival at Imphal Airport
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Warm welcome & briefing by Christone Holidays Team
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Visit:
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Kangla Fort – Historical seat of Meitei rulers; archaeological insights into Manipur’s royal past.
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Ima Keithel (Mother’s Market) – A unique women-only marketplace, a socio-economic study in women's empowerment and traditional commerce.
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Evening Cultural Orientation Session – Introduction to Manipuri dance & music.
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Dinner & Overnight Stay in Imphal
Day 2: Loktak Lake – Floating Marvel & Eco Education
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Breakfast at hotel
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Full-day excursion to Loktak Lake & Keibul Lamjao National Park
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Loktak Lake – The largest freshwater lake in northeast India with floating islands (phumdis); ecology and biodiversity focus.
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Keibul Lamjao National Park – The only floating national park in the world and habitat of the endangered Sangai deer; environmental awareness session.
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Boating Experience – Understanding traditional fishing and sustainable living.
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Interaction with Local Community
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Return to Imphal for Dinner & Night Stay
Day 3: Cultural Immersion & Handicraft Learning
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Manipur State Museum – Learn about Manipur’s tribal heritage, freedom movement, and art forms.
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Andro Village – Model tribal village showcasing pottery, traditional houses, and local customs.
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Hands-on Workshop:
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Pottery or Weaving Session – Learn from local artisans and understand traditional Manipuri crafts.
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Evening Manipuri Classical Dance Show – Aesthetic education in Ras Lila & traditional dance forms.
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Night Stay in Imphal
Day 4: War History & Patriotism
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INA Museum at Moirang – Learn about the Indian National Army and Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose’s contribution to India’s independence.
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Japanese War Memorial – WWII battlefield location and its role in the Battle of Imphal.
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Group Discussion or Debate Activity – Topic: “Role of Northeast India in Indian Freedom Struggle”
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Evening: Local Market Visit for Souvenirs
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Night Stay in Imphal
Day 5: Conclusion & Departure
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Group Reflection Session
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Certificate Distribution by Christone Holidays
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Drop at Imphal Airport for Departure
🎓 Educational Outcomes
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Understanding ecological sustainability through Loktak & Keibul Lamjao.
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Learning Manipuri art, crafts, and indigenous lifestyles.
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Insights into India’s freedom struggle from a Northeast perspective.
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Promotion of unity in diversity through cultural exchange.
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Women empowerment, entrepreneurship, and tribal economy studies.
Mizoram – The Land of Blue Mountains
“Where clouds kiss the hills and traditions live on – Discover Mizoram with Christone Holidays.”
Nestled in the lush hills of Northeast India, Mizoram offers a captivating mix of natural beauty, tribal heritage, and tranquil charm. From the vibrant capital Aizawl perched atop hills, to the breathtaking vistas of Reiek and the serene waters of Tamdil Lake, every corner of Mizoram whispers stories of its proud traditions and harmonious lifestyle. Explore colorful tribal festivals, bamboo-crafted homes, handwoven textiles, and misty mountains that make this “Land of Blue Mountains” a cultural gem. Whether it's the chirping of hill birds or the warm hospitality of the Mizo people, Mizoram is a journey into nature and identity — best experienced with Christone Holidays.
🌿 Mystical Mizoram – 6 Days / 5 Nights Journey Through the Land of Blue Mountains
“Into the hills where culture breathes and nature sings – Mizoram with Christone Holidays.”
✈️ Nearest Airport: Lengpui Airport (Aizawl)
Located approx. 32 km from Aizawl city. Well connected with Guwahati and Kolkata.
Day-wise Itinerary
Day 1: Arrival at Aizawl – Welcome to Mizoram
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Arrival at Lengpui Airport, transfer to hotel in Aizawl (approx. 1 hour drive)
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Rest and relax after the journey
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Evening: Leisure walk at Millennium Centre (local market) and enjoy Mizo cuisine
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Overnight: Aizawl
Day 2: Aizawl Local Sightseeing – Culture & History
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Visit State Museum (ethnographic displays of Mizo life and culture)
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Explore Solomon’s Temple – unique architecture and spiritual ambiance
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Durtlang Hills – panoramic view of Aizawl city
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Optional visit to KV Paradise – Mizoram’s Taj Mahal, built in memory of a loved one
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Evening at leisure or cultural performance (if available)
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Overnight: Aizawl
Day 3: Reiek Heritage Village & Reiek Peak (40 km / 1.5 hrs)
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Scenic drive through the hills to Reiek
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Trek to Reiek Peak (approx. 30–45 mins): stunning hilltop views of the surrounding valleys
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Explore Reiek Heritage Village: traditional Mizo houses and cultural exhibits
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Lunch at local eco-resort or packed lunch
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Return to Aizawl by evening
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Overnight: Aizawl
Day 4: Day Trip to Tamdil Lake (85 km / 3 hrs one way)
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Drive to Tamdil Lake – serene forest-surrounded lake ideal for picnics and boating
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Enjoy packed lunch or local cuisine at the lake
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Stop at Saitual Village en route for local interaction
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Return to Aizawl in the evening
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Overnight: Aizawl
Day 5: Vantawng Waterfalls & Thenzawl (130 km / 4.5 hrs one way)
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Early morning departure to Thenzawl, a handloom town
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Visit Vantawng Falls – Mizoram’s highest and most spectacular waterfall
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Explore Thenzawl Handloom Centre – traditional weaving by locals
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Return to Aizawl by late evening
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Overnight: Aizawl
Day 6: Departure from Aizawl
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After breakfast, transfer to Lengpui Airport for your onward journey with beautiful memories of Mizoram
🧭 Optional Add-ons (For Extended Stay):
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Champhai Valley (185 km from Aizawl) – “Scotland of the East,” vineyard visits, and Indo-Myanmar border town
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Hmuifang Hills – for eco-tourism and forest walks
💡 Travel Tips:
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Best time to visit: October to March (pleasant weather)
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Local cuisine to try: Bamboo shoot dishes, smoked pork, Bai (vegetable stew)
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Language: Mizo (English widely understood in tourist areas)
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Respect local customs and cultural norms, especially in villages
✨ Mizoram – Cultural Roots & Nature’s Bounty: An Educational Tour with Christone Holidays
🛬 Nearest Airport: Lengpui Airport, Aizawl
students' educational tour itinerary for Mizoram with Christone Holidays, blending natural wonders, cultural experiences, and academic insights. This itinerary can be customized based on days available, interest areas (history, environment, tribal studies), and school requirements.
6-Day Student Educational Tour Itinerary
📍 Day 1: Arrival at Aizawl – Introduction to Mizoram
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Arrival at Lengpui Airport.
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Check-in to hotel, freshen up.
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Orientation Session on Mizoram: Geography, Culture, and History.
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Visit to Mizoram State Museum – Explore tribal culture, lifestyle, textiles, and ancient tools.
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Evening walk to Bara Bazar – observe local tribal markets and traditional wear.
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Educational Value: Introduction to Mizo identity, heritage, and regional diversity.
📍 Day 2: Aizawl – Cultural Immersion & Community Learning
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Reiek Heritage Village: Learn about traditional Mizo huts, lifestyles, and customs.
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Hike to Reiek Tlang (Hill) – learn about local flora, fauna, and conservation efforts.
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Interaction Session with locals and artisans (weaving, bamboo crafts).
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Cultural Program (Dance, Music – with prior arrangement).
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Educational Value: Tribal architecture, biodiversity, sustainable lifestyles, and art appreciation.
📍 Day 3: Aizawl to Hmuifang (Approx. 50 km – 2 hrs)
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Scenic drive to Hmuifang Hill Station.
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Nature Walks and Biodiversity Trails.
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Environmental Awareness Workshop – forest conservation and tribal harmony with nature.
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Picnic Lunch amid the hills.
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Return to Aizawl.
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Educational Value: Environmental education, eco-tourism concepts, and forest ecosystem learning.
📍 Day 4: Aizawl to Thenzawl (Approx. 90 km – 3.5 hrs)
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Visit Vantawng Waterfalls – the highest in Mizoram.
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Thenzawl Handloom & Weaving Centre – demo sessions on traditional looms.
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Visit Deer Park & Thenzawl Golf Course (optional nature-study opportunity).
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Overnight in Thenzawl.
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Educational Value: Geography (waterfalls), cultural economics (weaving), wildlife.
📍 Day 5: Thenzawl to Aizawl – Educational Institution Visit
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Return to Aizawl.
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Visit a local school or college campus for cross-cultural interaction.
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Seminar with a local academic or environmental NGO.
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Quiz / Reflection Activity in evening – on Mizoram learnings.
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Educational Value: Comparative education system, youth exchange, knowledge recap.
📍 Day 6: Departure from Aizawl
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Wrap-up session with certificate distribution (if school prefers).
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Transfer to Lengpui Airport for departure.
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End of tour.
🎯 Educational Objectives
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Understanding North-East India’s culture & diversity.
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Tribal studies and environmental science.
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Promoting experiential and community-based learning.
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Cross-cultural exposure and personal growth.
🎒 What Students Will Learn
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Ethnographic appreciation of Mizo tribes.
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Practical insights into sustainability, ecology, and tradition.
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Importance of preserving indigenous culture and biodiversity.
✨ "Explore the Hills, Embrace the Culture – An Educational Journey to Mizoram with Christone Holidays!"
Meghalaya
Meghalaya is known for a variety of things-to-do that will fill up your soul, leaving you asking for more !
Hilly Meghalaya - the 'abode of clouds' - is a cool, pine-fresh mountain state set on dramatic horseshoe formation of rocky cliffs, deep gorges and valleys. Cherrapunjee and Mawsynram are among the wettest places in the world; the heavy rainfall has created the region's key natural attractions - its plethora of waterfalls, caves and unique Living Root Bridges. Meghalaya recently got its name etched permanently in geological history
Meghalaya Tour from Guwahati Airport – Discover the Abode of Clouds with Christone Holidays
Introduction
Start your journey into the breathtaking landscapes of Meghalaya – the “Abode of Clouds” – with Christone Holidays. Our carefully crafted itinerary begins from Guwahati Airport, Assam, making it convenient for travelers from across India and abroad to step into this land of waterfalls, living root bridges, rolling hills, and rich tribal culture.
From misty valleys to vibrant markets, every moment in Meghalaya is an invitation to slow down, breathe deeply, and connect with nature.
Why Start from Guwahati Airport?
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Easy Accessibility: Guwahati Airport (Lokpriya Gopinath Bordoloi International Airport) is the nearest major airport to Meghalaya.
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Smooth Transfers: Comfortable road journeys through scenic hill routes.
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Multiple Flight Options: Daily domestic and select international connections.
Highlights of the Meghalaya Trip
1. Shillong – Scotland of the East
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Visit Ward’s Lake, Shillong Peak, and Elephant Falls.
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Experience the vibrant Police Bazaar for local crafts and cuisine.
2. Cherrapunji – World’s Wettest Place
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Explore Nohkalikai Falls, Mawsmai Cave, and Seven Sisters Falls.
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Walk across the iconic Double-Decker Living Root Bridge in Nongriat.
3. Dawki & Mawlynnong
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Boating on the crystal-clear Umngot River.
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Discover Mawlynnong – Asia’s Cleanest Village.
4. Jaintia Hills & Beyond
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Limestone caves, sacred groves, and cultural encounters.
Best Time to Visit Meghalaya
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Winter (Oct–Feb): Crisp skies, pleasant weather.
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Monsoon (Jun–Sep): Lush greenery and roaring waterfalls.
Why Travel with Christone Holidays?
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Personalized Itineraries: Tailored to your pace and interests.
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Local Expertise: Experienced guides who share cultural insights.
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Comfort & Safety: Well‑maintained vehicles, reliable accommodations.
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Philosophy: We believe the journey matters as much as the destination – every road, every pause, every smile is part of your story.
Meghalaya & Kaziranga Escape
From the misty hills of Shillong and the living root bridges of Cherrapunji to the wild heart of Kaziranga National Park, experience nature’s finest landscapes and wildlife in one unforgettable journey.
Kaziranga National Park – The Wild Heart of Assam
Kaziranga National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is one of India’s most iconic wildlife destinations. Sprawled across the floodplains of the Brahmaputra River in Assam, it is world‑famous for being home to the largest population of the one‑horned rhinoceros.
From sprawling grasslands and wetlands to dense forests, Kaziranga is a biodiversity hotspot that also shelters tigers, swamp deer, wild buffaloes, elephants, and over 450 species of birds.
Why Visit Kaziranga?
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One‑Horned Rhinos: See these prehistoric giants in their natural habitat.
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Big Five of Kaziranga: Rhino, Tiger, Elephant, Wild Buffalo, and Swamp Deer.
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Birdwatcher’s Paradise: Migratory and resident species like pelicans, storks, and eagles.
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Scenic Jeep & Elephant Safaris: Early morning or late afternoon rides through the park.
Safari Zones in Kaziranga
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Central Range (Kohora): Best for rhino sightings and diverse wildlife.
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Western Range (Bagori): Known for birdwatching and dramatic landscapes.
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Eastern Range (Agaratoli): Rich birdlife and less crowded.
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Burapahar Range: Dense forests and elephant habitats.
Best Time to Visit
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November to April is the ideal season, with clear weather and accessible safari routes.
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Park remains closed during monsoon (May to October) due to heavy rains and flooding.
Explore Kaziranga National Park with Christone Holidays. Witness one‑horned rhinos, tigers, and diverse wildlife on thrilling jeep and elephant safaris.
"Shillong – The ‘Scotland of the East’, where rolling hills, pine forests, and cascading waterfalls create the perfect blend of nature and culture."
Shillong Tourism – Discover the Scotland of the East with Christone Holidays
Shillong, the charming capital of Meghalaya, is often called the Scotland of the East for its rolling green hills, pine-covered slopes, and misty landscapes. With its cool climate, colonial heritage, and a vibrant music scene, Shillong is a year-round favorite for travelers seeking a refreshing getaway in Northeast India.
At Christone Holidays, we believe the journey to Shillong is as magical as the destination itself – winding mountain roads, fresh mountain air, and panoramic views that unfold like a painting.
Why Visit Shillong?
1. Breathtaking Natural Beauty
From the serene Umiam Lake to the majestic Elephant Falls and the panoramic views at Shillong Peak, the city offers a feast for the senses.
2. Pleasant Weather Year-Round
Shillong’s mild, cool climate makes it a perfect escape from the heat and bustle of the plains.
3. Cultural Richness
Home to the Khasi tribe, Shillong offers a peek into Meghalaya’s traditions, local markets, and warm hospitality.
4. Music Capital of India
Known for its love of rock music and lively festivals, Shillong is a hub for music lovers.
5. Gateway to Meghalaya’s Wonders
From here, you can easily explore Cherrapunji, Dawki, Mawlynnong, and the living root bridges.
Best Time to Visit Shillong
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October to May – Pleasant weather, ideal for sightseeing and outdoor activities.
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Monsoon (June to September) – Lush green landscapes and vibrant waterfalls (ideal for nature photographers).
Experience Shillong with Christone Holidays
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Personalized Itineraries – Tailored to your travel style and pace.
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Comfortable Transfers – From Guwahati Airport to Shillong and beyond.
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Authentic Experiences – Local guides, cultural walks, and hidden spots beyond the tourist trail.
Shillong in Bloom – Experience India’s Cherry Blossom Festival with Christone Holidays
Every November, Shillong transforms into a pastel paradise as thousands of cherry blossom trees paint the city in shades of pink and white. The India International Cherry Blossom Festival celebrates this fleeting beauty with music, cultural performances, and local food fairs against the backdrop of Meghalaya’s misty hills.
With Christone Holidays, you don’t just see the cherry blossoms – you experience them. From guided walks under flowering canopies to visits to Umiam Lake, Shillong Peak, and vibrant city markets, we craft a journey where nature, culture, and celebration come together.
Witness Shillong’s Cherry Blossom Festival with Christone Holidays – pink blooms, music, culture, and scenic Meghalaya landscapes in one trip.
"Shillong Caving – Step into Nature’s Hidden Wonder"
From Arwah to Mawsmai – Explore Meghalaya’s Mystical Caves with Christone Holidays
Step into the depths of Meghalaya with Christone Holidays as we guide you through some of the state’s most fascinating caves. Begin with the ancient limestone wonders of Arwah Cave in Sohra (Cherrapunji), known for its fossils and intricate rock formations. Continue your underground adventure to the dramatic chambers of Mawsmai Cave, the expansive passages of Mawmluh Cave, and the crystal-lined beauty of Siju Cave in the Garo Hills.
From narrow crevices to vast echoing halls, each cave tells a story millions of years in the making – and we make sure you experience them with comfort, safety, and a touch of wonder.
Meghalaya Caving Adventure – Discover Nature’s Hidden Wonders with Christone Holidays
Beneath the emerald hills of Meghalaya lies a mysterious world – a labyrinth of caves that stretch for kilometers, shaped by nature over millions of years. From the record‑holding Krem Liat Prah to the vast networks of Kotsati Umlawan, the bat‑filled chambers of Siju, and the fossil‑rich Arwah Cave, every cave tells a story written in stone.
At Christone Holidays, we turn caving into an unforgettable journey – combining adventure with culture, scenic drives, and the beauty of Meghalaya’s landscapes.
Highlights of the Meghalaya Caving Circuit
1. Kotsati Umlawan Cave – The Depths of Jaintia Hills
Located in Lumshnong, Jaintia Hills, Kotsati Umlawan is one of India’s deepest and most interconnected cave systems with over 20 entrances. Its twisting passages connect to multiple nearby caves, offering a true underground maze experience. Inside, stunning limestone formations and water‑carved walls await the adventurous traveler.
2. Krem Liat Prah – India’s Longest Cave
Stretching over 30 km, Krem Liat Prah in Jaintia Hills is the longest known cave in India. Its name means “Kingdom,” and stepping inside feels like entering a subterranean empire of vast halls, glittering mineral deposits, and intricate natural sculptures. A must‑visit for seasoned explorers.
3. Siju Cave – The Bat Cave of Meghalaya
Nestled in the Garo Hills, Siju Cave is famous for its large bat colonies and impressive limestone formations. Known for the Princess Di’s Chamber, this cave offers an atmospheric adventure with echoing chambers and a sense of untouched wilderness.
4. Arwah Cave – Fossils and Formations in Sohra (Cherrapunji)
Arwah Cave is a beginner‑friendly yet fascinating cave in Sohra, perfect for travelers who want to combine sightseeing with light exploration. Known for ancient fossils, stalactites, and stalagmites, it’s easily accessible and pairs well with visits to Cherrapunji’s waterfalls.
Krem Liat Prah – Journey into India’s Longest Cave with Christone Holidays
Hidden deep within the Jaintia Hills of Meghalaya lies Krem Liat Prah, the longest natural cave system in India, stretching over 30 kilometers. Known for its vast passages, towering chambers, and fascinating rock formations, this cave is a paradise for adventure seekers and geology enthusiasts alike.
The name “Prah” means “Kingdom” in the local dialect – a fitting title for a cave that feels like an underground empire. Inside, you’ll find glittering mineral deposits, natural sculptures shaped over millions of years, and a quiet stillness broken only by the sound of dripping water.
With Christone Holidays, your journey to Krem Liat Prah is more than just a trek underground – it’s a guided adventure through Meghalaya’s lesser‑known treasures, combined with scenic drives, local interactions, and comfortable stays in the serene Jaintia Hills.
Siju Cave – The Bat Cave of Meghalaya Awaits with Christone Holidays
Siju Cave – Meghalaya’s Natural Wonder in the Garo Hills
Located in the serene Garo Hills of Meghalaya, Siju Cave is one of India’s most impressive limestone cave systems, often called the “Bat Cave” for its large colonies of resident bats. Famous for its endless maze of passages and grand halls, the cave also features mesmerizing limestone formations shaped over millions of years.
The main attraction is the Princess Di’s Chamber, a spectacular cavern with intricate stalactites and stalagmites that glow under torchlight. As you explore, the quiet darkness, echoing calls of bats, and cool underground air create an experience both thrilling and surreal.
With Christone Holidays, your visit to Siju Cave becomes part of a larger journey through Meghalaya’s untouched landscapes – combining cave exploration with scenic drives, cultural encounters, and nature experiences in the Garo Hills.
Kotsati Umlawan – Dive into the Depths of Meghalaya’s Underworld with Christone Holidays
Hidden in the Lumshnong area of Jaintia Hills, Kotsati Umlawan Cave is an awe‑inspiring natural wonder known for being one of the deepest and most interconnected cave systems in India. With over 20 entrances and passageways that connect to several neighboring caves, Kotsati Umlawan offers an unparalleled underground adventure.
Inside, explorers are greeted with a network of tunnels, vast chambers, and rock formations sculpted by centuries of flowing water. The combination of narrow squeezes, water‑filled passages, and open caverns makes it a favorite among seasoned cavers and thrill‑seekers.
With Christone Holidays, you experience Kotsati Umlawan not just as a cave, but as part of Meghalaya’s grand caving circuit – complemented by scenic drives, expert guides, and cultural insights into the Jaintia Hills.
Eco - Tourism
Eco-Tourism in Meghalaya speaks volumes of the state's tryst with nature and provides food for soul.
We’re committed to providing our clients with the guidance and planning to create the perfect trip. Check out our custom options below and feel free to contact us directly with any questions.
Khasi Hills – Where Rolling Green Meets Misty Skies with Christone Holidays
The Khasi Hills in central Meghalaya are a breathtaking blend of rolling highlands, cascading waterfalls, pine‑clad slopes, and cloud‑kissed valleys. Home to the warm‑hearted Khasi tribe, this region offers not just spectacular scenery but also a rich cultural heritage. From panoramic viewpoints and sacred forests to bustling local markets, the Khasi Hills are a traveler’s delight. With Christone Holidays, you experience this landscape at its best – scenic drives, hidden trails, and immersive encounters that let you feel the soul of Meghalaya.
Mawphlang Sacred Grove – Where Nature and Spirit Unite with Christone Holidays
Nestled in the East Khasi Hills of Meghalaya, the Mawphlang Sacred Grove is a lush forest revered by the Khasi tribe for centuries. Spread over 80 hectares, this protected grove is a living museum of biodiversity, home to rare orchids, medicinal plants, ancient trees, and a wealth of folklore.
Guided by local custodians, visitors learn about the deep spiritual significance of the grove, where nothing can be taken out – not even a fallen leaf – as it is believed to be the dwelling place of deities. Walking through its moss‑covered trails feels like stepping into a green cathedral, where every leaf whispers stories of tradition, respect, and harmony with nature.
With Christone Holidays, a visit to Mawphlang Sacred Grove becomes more than a walk in the forest – it’s an intimate encounter with Meghalaya’s cultural soul and ecological heritage.
Whatever you need, we’ll make it happen. Contact us for a free consultation.
Lakes & Rivers
Cyrstal Clear lakes and rivers depict the beauty and purity of this region.
Meghalaya’s Crest Jewel
Umiam Lake, also known locally as Bara Pani—Meghalaya’s largest artificial reservoir nestled amidst the emerald Khasi Hills.
Located approximately 15 km north of Shillong along the Guwahati–Shillong highway, Umiam Lake was formed in the early 1960s by damming the Umiam River as part of the region's first hydroelectric power project, the Umiam–Umtru Hydel Project. ia This reservoir spans around 220 km², making it the largest artificial lake in Meghalaya.
Legend & Cultural Backdrop
Locals weave a touching legend around the lake: “Umiam” means “water of tears” in Khasi. It is said that two heavenly sisters journeyed to Meghalaya, but one became lost. The mourning sister’s tears formed the lake. A poetic tale that adds emotional depth to its natural beauty.
Umngot River,Dawki
Where Waters Whisper Clarity – Discover Dawki’s Crystal Magic!
The Umngot River in Dawki, Meghalaya, is one of the clearest rivers in Asia, where boats appear to float on air due to the crystal-clear waters. Located on the India-Bangladesh border, this enchanting river offers a surreal experience of glass-bottomed boat rides, scenic surroundings of rolling green hills, and a tranquil escape from the hustle of daily life. Ideal for nature lovers, photographers, and peace seekers, a visit to Dawki showcases nature’s untouched brilliance and the harmony of borderland cultures. It’s not just a destination—it’s a magical journey on water.
Ward's Lake
"Where Serenity Reflects – Stroll, Sit, and Soak in Shillong’s Charm!”
Nestled in the heart of Shillong, Ward's Lake is a picturesque, horseshoe-shaped artificial lake surrounded by lush gardens and cobblestone walkways. A favorite leisure spot for locals and tourists alike, this charming lake offers paddle boating, orchid-filled greenhouses, and peaceful benches under flowering trees. Built during the British era and named after Sir William Ward, the lake blends colonial heritage with Meghalaya’s natural beauty. Ideal for peaceful walks, school outings, photography, and quiet contemplation, Ward’s Lake is a serene retreat in the ‘Scotland of the East’.
Cherrapunji
“Cherrapunji – Where the Clouds Touch the Earth!”
Perched high on the Khasi Hills, Cherrapunji is world-famous for being one of the wettest places on Earth. Also known as Sohra, this magical town in Meghalaya is a wonderland of living root bridges, cascading waterfalls, mysterious caves, and mist-covered valleys.
Key attractions include:
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Nohkalikai Falls – India’s tallest plunge waterfall.
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Mawsmai Caves – limestone caves with fascinating rock formations.
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Double Decker Living Root Bridge – a marvel of bioengineering and tribal ingenuity.
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Eco Park & Seven Sisters Falls – panoramic views and thundering waterfalls.
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Thangkharang Park – overlooking the vast Bangladesh plains.
For students and tourists alike, Cherrapunji is not just scenic—it’s a lesson in geography, ecology, and local Khasi culture, offering an immersive educational experience amid nature’s grandeur.
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Mawkdok Dympep Valley View Point
🌿 "Nature's Cascade Symphony: Exploring Meghalaya's Highest & Most Beautiful Waterfalls!" 🌿
Water falls
Top 9 Most Beautiful and Highest Waterfalls of Meghalaya
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Nohkalikai Falls – Cherrapunji
The tallest plunge waterfall in India at 340 meters, Nohkalikai is a breathtaking sight, dropping from lush cliffs into a turquoise pool. Best viewed during monsoon, it's a symbol of Meghalaya's raw beauty. -
Seven Sisters Falls (Nohsngithiang) – Cherrapunji
Cascading in seven distinct streams down limestone cliffs, this waterfall offers panoramic views especially at sunset, creating a golden glow over the rain-soaked cliffs. -
Dainthlen Falls – Near Cherrapunji
Known for its legend of a slain serpent, this waterfall flows through rugged terrain and offers both mythological and scenic charm, with picnic spots nearby. -
Wei Sawdong Falls – Cherrapunji
Hidden in a forested trail, this three-tiered waterfall is famous for its emerald green water and perfect symmetry—ideal for trekking and photography. -
Nongriat Falls (Rainbow Falls) – Near Double Decker Bridge
Accessible via a trek through the Double Decker Root Bridge, the shimmering blue waters and rainbow effect created by sunlight make this a magical spot. -
Kynrem Falls – Thangkharang Park, Cherrapunji
A three-tiered waterfall tumbling from a height of 305 meters, Kynrem is the 7th highest in India and offers misty, dramatic views amidst dense forests. -
Bishop and Beadon Falls – Shillong
Twin waterfalls tumbling into a deep gorge, these are easily accessible from the city and showcase nature’s force and serenity side-by-side. -
Elephant Falls – Shillong
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Langshiang Falls – West Khasi Hills
Among the tallest waterfalls in Meghalaya, Langshiang is remote but offers untouched natural splendor. It’s surrounded by gorges and canyons, perfect for true explorers.
Mawlynnong/Mawlynnong Village
“Mawlynnong – Asia’s Cleanest Village, Where Nature and Nurture Go Hand in Hand.”
Nestled around 100 km from Shillong lies the enchanting village of Mawlynnong – often referred to as “God’s Own Garden.”
This picturesque paradise gained international acclaim in 2003 when it was declared the cleanest village in Asia. With its spotless lanes, eco-friendly habits, blooming gardens, and bamboo dustbins at every corner, Mawlynnong is a shining example of sustainable living and community-driven cleanliness. Beyond its pristine environment, the village offers panoramic views of the Bangladeshi plains, charming tree houses, and warm Khasi hospitality – making it a must-visit destination for those seeking nature, culture, and inspiration in one.
Tucked away in the far northeast of India, Nagaland is a land of vibrant traditions, dramatic landscapes, and resilient tribal communities. Known as the “Land of Festivals”, Nagaland is home to 16 major tribes, each with its own rich customs, attire, and folklore. From the rolling hills of Kohima to the majestic Dzükou Valley and the spirited Hornbill Festival, Nagaland offers an unforgettable blend of natural beauty and cultural immersion. Visitors are welcomed with warm hospitality and a chance to witness ancient rituals, indigenous crafts, and the proud legacy of warrior clans.
Nagaland is more than a destination – it’s a cultural journey into the soul of India’s tribal heritage.
Nagaland General Itinerary (6 Days / 5 Nights)
Destination Highlights: Kohima • Kigwema • Khonoma • Dzükou Valley • Touphema • Dimapur
🗓️ Day 1: Arrival at Dimapur – Transfer to Kohima
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Arrive at Dimapur Airport or Railway Station.
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Drive to Kohima (approx. 74 km / 3 hours).
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En route visit:
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Zoological Park (optional)
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Local markets
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Check-in at hotel in Kohima.
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Evening at leisure or orientation walk through local bazaars.
🌙 Overnight stay in Kohima.
🗓️ Day 2: Explore Kohima & War History
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Kohima War Cemetery – tribute to WWII soldiers.
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Nagaland State Museum – tribal artifacts and headgear.
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Kisama Heritage Village – replica of Naga tribal homes.
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Optional: Café visits or local handicraft shopping.
🌙 Overnight in Kohima.
🗓️ Day 3: Khonoma Village – India's First Green Village
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Half-day visit to Khonoma, a model eco-village (20 km).
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Guided village walk:
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Learn about community-led conservation.
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Meet local artisans and farmers.
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Traditional Naga lunch experience (optional).
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Return to Kohima for the night.
🌙 Overnight stay in Kohima.
🗓️ Day 4: Dzükou Valley Trek (Optional Adventure Day)
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Early departure for Dzükou Valley (trek starts from Viswema or Zakhama).
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Short-to-moderate trek through lush forests and meadows (approx. 3-4 hrs).
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Enjoy scenic views, seasonal flowers, and unique terrain.
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Return to Kohima by evening.
🌙 Overnight in Kohima.
(Optional: Camp overnight in Dzükou Valley for adventure lovers.)
🗓️ Day 5: Touphema Cultural Village – Tribal Life Experience
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Drive to Touphema (approx. 40 km).
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Stay in traditional Naga-style huts.
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Learn about Angami Naga customs, music, and cooking.
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Enjoy cultural performance in the evening.
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Optional: Dress in traditional attire for photos.
🌙 Overnight stay at Touphema.
🗓️ Day 6: Departure via Dimapur
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Depart for Dimapur (approx. 2.5 hrs drive).
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En route visit:
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Kachari Ruins (10th-century megaliths).
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Local handicraft shops or Dimapur market.
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Drop-off at airport or railway station.
Mokokchung-Where Traditions Echo Through Mountain Winds
Nestled amidst the lush, rolling hills of Nagaland in India's remote northeast, Kohima is a city of profound historical significance and vibrant cultural tapestry. It is eternally etched in the annals of World War II history as the site of the brutal and pivotal Battle of Kohima in 1944, often called the "Stalingrad of the East," where Allied forces halted the Japanese advance into India. Today, the beautifully maintained Kohima War Cemetery stands as a solemn testament to the sacrifices made. Beyond its history, Kohima serves as the bustling capital of Nagaland, a hub for the state's diverse Naga tribes. It is famously the venue for the exhilarating Hornbill Festival, a spectacular showcase of Naga heritage, traditional music, dance, and crafts. This unique blend of solemn remembrance and dynamic, living culture, set against a backdrop of stunning natural beauty, makes Kohima a truly captivating and unique destination.
Nagaland - Where Culture Echoes in the Hills
Kohima
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Kohima: The Stalingrad of the East | Nagaland
Mokokchung-Where Traditions Echo Through Mountain Winds
Nestled amidst the rolling hills of Nagaland, Mokokchung is often considered the cultural heartbeat of the Ao Naga tribe. This charming hill town is a blend of rich heritage, warm hospitality, and scenic beauty. Visitors can explore vibrant tribal villages, traditional log drums, and community gatherings that showcase age-old customs passed down through generations. With its cool climate, lush landscapes, and deep-rooted identity, Mokokchung offers an immersive journey into the spirit of Nagaland’s indigenous life.
Ntangki Wildlife Sanctuary
"Where Nagaland’s Wild Heart Beats Free"
Tucked away in the lush forests of Peren district, Ntangki Wildlife Sanctuary (also spelled as Intanki) is a pristine haven for wildlife enthusiasts and nature lovers. Spanning over 200 square kilometers, this sanctuary is home to a diverse range of flora and fauna, including rare species like the hoolock gibbon, golden langur, sloth bear, and hornbills. The dense forest, interspersed with meadows and rivers, offers a peaceful retreat into nature. For students and eco-travelers, Ntangki provides a unique opportunity to learn about conservation, biodiversity, and the fragile balance of Nagaland’s ecosystem.
Tripura – Where Traditions Whisper Through Time
Point of attractions :
Agartala - Ujjayanta Palace, Umamaheshwar Temple, Puratan Agartala, Jagannath Temple,Jampui Hills - orange plantations,Udaipur Tripura- Sundari Temple,Tepania Eco-Park, Gunabati Group of Temples,Neer Mahal , Rudrasagar Lake, Unakoti waterfalls , rock carvings
Tucked away in the lush hills of Northeast India, Tripura is a hidden gem steeped in royal heritage, vibrant tribal cultures, and natural beauty. From the majestic Ujjayanta Palace and serene Neermahal floating in Rudrasagar Lake, to the mystical rock-cut carvings of Unakoti and the green forests of Sepahijala Wildlife Sanctuary, every corner of Tripura tells a story of history, harmony, and heritage. For students and travelers alike, it offers a unique window into indigenous lifestyles, archaeological wonders, and eco-rich landscapes.
🎒 Tripura Educational Tour Itinerary for Students
With Christone Holidays
🗓 Duration: 5 Days / 4 Nights
🚌 Suitable for: Students Grade 6 and above
📍 Base City: Agartala
Day 1: Arrival & Heritage Introduction
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Arrival at Agartala Airport
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Check-in at Hotel
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Orientation Session: Welcome by Christone Holidays team, safety briefing, and cultural introduction to Tripura
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Visit: Ujjayanta Palace Museum
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Explore royal history, art, and governance in Tripura
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Educational Value: Learn about monarchy, architecture, and Tripuri heritage
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Evening Cultural Program: Local tribal dance performance & interaction
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Dinner & Overnight in Agartala
Day 2: History, Governance & Culture
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Visit: State Legislative Assembly (from outside) & Secretariat Building
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Overview of Tripura’s modern political structure
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Visit: Tripura State Museum
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Explore archaeology, tribal art, and ethnography
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Lunch at local tribal restaurant (optional)
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Visit: Laxmi Narayan Temple & Jagannath Temple
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Study Indo-Bengali temple architecture
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Evening Activity: Group discussion or worksheet on Tripura’s diversity
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Dinner & Overnight in Agartala
Day 3: Natural Learning & Wildlife
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Full-Day Visit: Sepahijala Wildlife Sanctuary
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Guided tour through biodiversity zones – clouded leopards, primates, birds
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Boating at Amrit Sagar Lake inside the sanctuary
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Educational Focus: Conservation, animal behavior, eco-tourism, environment
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Visit: Botanical Garden and Butterfly Park
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Return to Hotel – Dinner & Reflection Session
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Overnight in Agartala
Day 4: Architecture, Archaeology & Unexplored India
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Early Morning Drive to Unakoti (approx. 3.5 hrs)
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See ancient rock carvings dating back to the 7th–9th century
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Educational Value: Religious tolerance, iconography, mythology
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Packed Lunch at Eco Spot
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Visit: Jampui Hills Viewpoint (if time permits)
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Return to Agartala by evening
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Dinner & Campfire (Optional with Permissions)
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Overnight Stay
Day 5: Royal Water Palace & Departure
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Visit: Neermahal Palace
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A palace in the middle of the lake – architecture, water transport, and strategic planning
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Boat Ride to Neermahal
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Debriefing Session: Group presentations, experience sharing
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Lunch at local spot
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Departure from Agartala Airport
✅ Educational Highlights:
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History: Royal legacy, ancient carvings, museum visits
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Geography: Hills, forests, biodiversity study
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Environment: Wildlife sanctuary and eco-conservation
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Civics: Insight into government and tribal governance
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Culture: Tribal life, cuisine, dance, festivals