Quaint tales: Explore and discover the pristine beauty of North East on a road trip
ON THE WINDING ROADS OF NORTH EAST
Region: Arunachal Pradesh
Get on the road and travel from Guwahati in Assam to Tawang in Arunachal Pradesh. The approx journey time is between seven to eight hours and covers 553km. Explore and discover the pristine beauty of the North East with this road trip that originates from the capital city of Assam and takes you to one of the most stunning monasteries in India.
MUST-DO: Before you step up on the accelerator, visit these places in Guwahati:
Assam State Museum: The museum has an impressive library with thousands of scripts dating back to the ancient days. The collection includes prehistoric sculptures, ivory paintings, and costumes worn by ancient people and so on. The museum is open except on Mondays and second and fourth Saturdays.
The Vyanjan Thali which includes fish, rice, mahorguri, kharisa, pitika and more. (Image: BCCL)
Cruise on the Brahmaputra River: The magnificent river, which arrives at the city after travelling through thousands of miles though the heart of Tibet and Assam, divides the city into two halves. The longer cruise are the best as you get ample time to dream away undisturbed and be lost in Brahmaputra’s amazing views.
Region: Arunachal Pradesh
Get on the road and travel from Guwahati in Assam to Tawang in Arunachal Pradesh. The approx journey time is between seven to eight hours and covers 553km. Explore and discover the pristine beauty of the North East with this road trip that originates from the capital city of Assam and takes you to one of the most stunning monasteries in India.
MUST-DO: Before you step up on the accelerator, visit these places in Guwahati:
Assam State Museum: The museum has an impressive library with thousands of scripts dating back to the ancient days. The collection includes prehistoric sculptures, ivory paintings, and costumes worn by ancient people and so on. The museum is open except on Mondays and second and fourth Saturdays.
The Vyanjan Thali which includes fish, rice, mahorguri, kharisa, pitika and more. (Image: BCCL)
Cruise on the Brahmaputra River: The magnificent river, which arrives at the city after travelling through thousands of miles though the heart of Tibet and Assam, divides the city into two halves. The longer cruise are the best as you get ample time to dream away undisturbed and be lost in Brahmaputra’s amazing views.
