North-East India, the very first image that emerges in our minds is everlasting natural beauty, unique and exotic flora and fauna, inspiring culture and tradition, daunting mountains, and the list is endless. The area offers not only unique glimpses of nature to its visitors but is also suitable for camping and trekking. Let's speak quickly about the top five adventure destinations in India's northeastern area that will certainly carry you to another degree of contentment.
1. Beyul of Pemako, Arunachal Pradesh
The Beyul of Pemako, "the magical land shaped like a lotus," is situated in Arunachal Pradesh Upper Siang District. While the adventure here is very difficult, it is perfect for adventurers, lovers of nature and fiend of adventure. There are also a variety of rafters coming to Tuting to try white water rafting on the Siang River. The river gives Nature enthusiasts very demanding trekking opportunities. It is one of the best spots for trekking in the North-East, as it will test the endurance and capacity of any true adventurer, but no matter how long or complicated the trek is, the end result is so spectacular that you can forget all and remember only the sublime beauty of the Beyuls.
2. Dzukou Valley, Nagaland
On the border of Manipur and Nagaland, the hills of the mystical Dzukou Valley offer such a magnificent view that one can only imagine in his dreams. Exploring the heavenly place is the vision of any trekker. Well known for its natural scenery, seasonal flowers and spectacular grassland, it is situated at 2452 m above sea level. You can enter this enchanting valley either by way of Zakhama Village or through Viswema Village, but if you're an adventurous and experienced trekker, you'll love the way through Zakhama Village.
3. David Scott Trail, Meghalaya
David Scott Trail is an old but one of the most popular trekking routes, a historic trek named after the British administrator David Scott. It takes about five days to complete the trek, but since it is divided into smaller trekking trails, it is also possible to opt for a one-day trek. The most famous one-day trek is the one between Mawphlang and Lad Mawphlang, extending up to 16 kilometers and requiring only four hours of trekking. The trek is followed by the incomparable natural beauty of mountain streams, forest groves and waterfalls that tinkle.
4. Shiroi Kashong Peak, Manipur
The Manipur Shiroi Hill is famous for its flora and fauna, and particularly for the flowering of rare Shiroi Lily during Monsoon 's start. Also famous for their mineral deposits are the Shiroi Kashong peak and the adjoining field. The village of Shiroi is also known as "a place of four rivers" as the hills of Shiroi Kashong are the main source of water for the Ukhrul district and four rivers originate from this area. Trek to the Shiroi Kashong Peak for a glimpse of the unique Shiroi Lily beauty is worth your time and energy altogether. The mountain also provides a scenic view of Nagaland's Myanmar Mountains, Ukhrul Town and Saramati.
5. Dibru-Saikhowa Trek, Assam
A spectacular trek through grassland, Dibru-Saikhowa is currently a national park situated in upper Assam districts of Dibrugarh and Tinsukia. Located on the Brahmaputra River plains, Trekking in Dibru Saikhowa is an indelible experience that you should never skip as you witness nature's beauty in its purest and most untouched form. Rich biodiversity hotspot, this mesmerizing site is a paradise for trekkers excited about trekking amongst the vast and varied flora and fauna.
