North east Honeymoon Packages

North East is a land full of hills and plains with covered greenery all over and exotic variety of flora and fauna. Places like Sikkim, Guwahati, Mizoram, Assam and many more will give you a charismatic experience. The beauty and richness of the culture of states of the North East make the place more fascinating for tourists. The seven states apart from Sikkim are well known as seven sisters of the North East. With North East Honeymoon Package, have the most mesmerizing time with your better half.

10 Best Places to Visit in North East Honeymoon Package

1. Shillong

What’s Special: Waterfalls, lakes, forests, ancient sites

Nearby Attractions: Umiam Lake, Elephant Falls, Mawphlang Sacred Grove, David Scott Trail, Cherrapunji, Smit

Major Attractions: Shillong Peak & View Point, Laitlum Canyons, Don Bosco Museum, Police Bazaar, Ward’s Lake, Phan Nonglait Park, Air Force Museum

Distance From City: NA

Transportation Options: Bus, cab, taxi

Shillong is the capital of Meghalaya, with pine trees all around. Shillong is a well-known Hill station of North East India. It is widespread and referred to as Scotland of India. This hill station is famous for its picturesque view and rich traditions of the city. And it is home to many waterfalls.

2. Mokokchung

What’s Special: The destination is famous for being the cultural and intellectual capital of the state

Nearby Attractions: Wokha, Tuophema, Peren, Tuensang, Longleng

Major Attractions: Longkhum Village, Ungma Village, Changkikong Range, Langpangkong Caves, Molung Village, Mokokchung Museum, Chuchuyimlang Village

Distance From City: 85 km

Transportation Options: Bus, cab, taxi

The abode of Ao Naga tribe, Mokokchung is one of the most serene destinations in Nagaland. This quaint district has agriculture as its major occupation. Hence, during the sowing and harvesting months, travelers can witness locals celebrating their joy and enjoying festivals. Moreover, the destination lights up during Christmas and New Year festivities. So, if you are on a trip to visit an unexplored gem destination, Mokokchung should definitely be on your travel bucket list.

3. Gangtok

What’s Special: Monasteries, pilgrim sites, nature’s beauty

Nearby Attractions: Tsongmo Lake, Zuluk, Lachung, Chungthang, Namchi, Yuksom, Nathula Pass, Pelling, Yumthang

Major Attractions: Namgyal Institute of Tibetology, Tashi Viewpoint, Seven Sister

WaterFalls, Kanchenjunga Mountain, Do Drul Chorten Stupa, Phodong Monastery

Distance From City: NA

Transportation Options: Jeep, bus, cab, taxi

The most popular visited destination in the North East is Gangtok. It is an alluring place that offers pleasant weather throughout the year. The incredible beauty and fascinating hill roads are breathtaking. It is a paradise in North East India. Gangtok is full of natural beauty and many natural attractions.

4. Imphal

What’s Special: Greenery, scenic landscapes, historical sites

Nearby Attractions: Moreh, Yangoupokpi-Lokchao Wildlife Sanctuary, Tengnoupal, Thoubal River, Lousi Lake, Ikop Lake

Major Attractions: Kangla Fort, Tharon Cave, Langthabal, Singda Dam, INA Memorial, Manipur Zoological Gardens, Manipur State Museum, Phubala, Moirang

Distance From City: NA

Transportation Options: Taxi, auto-rickshaw, bus, cab

Imphal offers natural beauty, fantabulous landscapes, and many sceneries that signifies the history of the city. The beautiful surroundings and many lakes available in Imphal makes a perfect tourist destination.

5. Assam

What’s Special: Assam tea, Assam silk, rare wildlife

Major Attractions: Manas National Park, Tezpur, Kaziranga National Park, Jorhat, Majuli Island, Sivasagar

Distance From City: NA

Transportation Options: Bus, cab, taxi, bike, jeep

Assam is well-referred to as the Tea Capital of India. Assam is a state of North East which is famous for tea plantations, culture and gardens. The main agricultural activity, tea plantation allows the tourist to enjoy the natural charm of the place. The destination offers a perfect refuge for travelers who are seeking a peaceful holiday amidst beautiful surroundings.

6. Guwahati

What’s Special: Temples, wildlife, natural beauty, greenery

Nearby Attractions: Seven Sisters Falls, Living Root Bridge, Nohkalikai Falls, Mawsynram, Bura-Chapori, Wildlife Sanctuary, Chitralekha Udyan, Da-Parbatia, District Museum, Ouguri Hill

Major Attractions: Assam State Zoo Cum Botanical Garden, Kamakhya Temple, Assam State Museum, Umananda Island, Nameri National Park

Distance From City: NA

Transportation Options: Taxi, bus, cab

The state which is regarded as a Gateway to North-East India in Guwahati. It is one of the metropolis cities of the North East, and the stagnant place from where one can travel to other areas of the North East. Several tourists visit Guwahati due to its incredible natural beauty and religious purpose also. While being the biggest city in the seven sister states, this destination features numerous tourist attractions that fascinate travelers from all age groups.

7. Mawlynnong Village

What’s Special: The village is known to be the cleanest village in Asia

Nearby Attractions: Church of the Epiphany, Bisnakandi, Bophill Falls, Jaflong, India-Bangladesh Friendship Gate, Byrdaw Falls

Major Attractions: Mawlynnong waterfall, Jingmaham Living Root bridge, Dawki-Shnongpdeng, Mawlynnong Sacred Forest, Sky Walk

Distance From City: 100 km

Transportation Options: Bus, cab, taxi

Oten referred to as the cleanest village in Asia, Mawlynnong Village is all about peace, lush greenery, and nature’s bliss. The place is home to the Nohwet Living Root Bridge which is a major attraction here. Fascinating details and the facilities provided in the village including bamboo dustbins, functional toilets, ban of smoking and plastic bags truly worth the visit.The destination emits its beauty throughout the year, however one must visit this place during monsoon to witness it in its full glory.

8. Kanchenjunga

What’s Special: Majestic views, hiking, trekking

Nearby Attractions: Mahakal Temple, Tiger Hill, Padmaja Naidu Himalayan Zoological Park, Tea Garden, Everest Museum

Major Attractions: NA

Distance From City: 74.4 km

Transportation Options: Bus, taxi, toy train

Boasting a height of 8586 m, Kanchenjunga is touted as the world's third highest mountain. Also referred as “The Five Treasures of Snows”, this captivation tourist spot comprises 5 majestic peaks. One can enjoy majestic views from Darjeeling or hike up to the range after taking the government’s permission. This panoramic mountain touches the border of Sikkim along with the eastern border of Nepal. Interestingly, the surroundings of the mountains is famous for offering the rare sights of the White Leopard.

9. Yuksom

What’s Special: Snow-capped mountains, panoramic landscapes

Nearby Attractions: Pelling, Ravangla, Rumtek Monastery, Namchi, Do-Drul Chorten, Jawaharlal Nehru Botanical Garden

Major Attractions: Khecheopalri Lake, Tashiding Monastery, Khangchendzonga National Park, Dubdi Monastery, Kartok Monastery, Khangchendzonga Waterfall

Distance From City: 45 km

Transportation Options: Bus, cab, taxi

Famously called the“Gateway to Khangchendzonga”, is a quaint town in Sikkim that is best known for its Buddhist heritage and monasteries. With its spellbinding trails, awe-inspiring landscapes, and appealing vibe, the destination offers one a perfect refuge from the chaotic city life. Interestingly, the destination holds supreme religious significance owing to its rich history of Buddhism. So, whether you are a wildlife enthusiast, thrill-seeker, or a nature lover, this place will surely impress you.

10. Khonoma Green Village

What’s Special: The village is known to be the Asia's first green village

Nearby Attractions: Dzükou Valley, War Cemetery, Intanki Wildlife Sanctuary, Japfu Peak

Major Attractions: NA

Distance From City: 20 km

Transportation Options: Taxi, bus, cab

Popularly known as “Asia's first green village”, Khonoma Green Village is a hidden gem in the North East. The terrace paddy fields and the breathtaking vistas of the destination attractions from far and wide. This 700-year old village is the sweet haven of the Angami tribe which is known for its martial skills, Khonoma. While walking through the village, one will get insights of its intriguing history. So, if you wish to witness the best of the North East, this place should definitely be on your travel list.

Best Time to Visit North East

Summers (March to June)

During summers, the temperature fluctuates between 10 to 38 degree Celsius. The climate during summers is variable. In some states, summers are scorching, and in other states, it is cold. It is considered to be the perfect time for visiting North East India. One can enjoy many adventure activities like trekking, hiking and others in mountains and valleys.

Monsoon (July to September)

The temperature ranges between 9 and 35 degree Celsius. One can experience a torrid affair during storms. Rainfall takes place from moderate to heavy, whereas sometimes temperature varies from hot to cold. The climate depends on the states. Higher altitude states are usually chilly whereas lower altitude states are warm. One can enjoy the tea plantation during Monsoons. It is a delightful time for visiting the North East.

Winters (October to February)

At the time of winters, temperatures go low to 0 degrees, and the highest temperature is 20 degree Celsius. Again the climate stays in the question of State you are visiting. But usually, all over the North East, the weather is pleasant and chilly sometimes. Perhaps, it is the best season to explore North-East India.

How to Reach North East?

By Air

The four states of North East, Manipur, Nagaland, Assam and Tripura have airports that have direct flights from all metro cities of India. And one can travel to other states of the North-East by taking flights from Assam airport. For other states, you can book connecting flights from all other states of India. Many airlines run regularly to and fro North East India.

By Rail

The major railway station of North East is located in Naharlagun, which has regular trains accessible from Delhi to Guwahati. Many other states of India are well connected to Assam and Arunachal Pradesh by train. The great state Mizoram and Tripura can be reached by taking the train to the nearby railway station, New Jalpaiguri and Kumarghat railway station.

By Road

Travelling by road to states of the North East, is the most common way to reach the nations. Road trips to the Northeast are very famous as one can enjoy the beautiful landscapes all over during the trip. Although it is recommended to have self-driven cars as some of the roads are bumpy, steep and narrow, it is best to hire a taxi to visit any states of North East.