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“Care to Explore”
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Images from North-East India
Western Arunachal – a land of Towering mountains and Mystic
monasteries
The 400 year old monastery at Tawang, second largest in the world
The Monpa tribe of Western Arunachal practice Tibetan Buddhism
Buddhism is a way of life here
And so is having fun..
Practicing a few moves
Monastery at Bomdila: en-route to Tawang
The North-East of India is home to numerous tribes, each with its
own cultural identity
Back from the weekly market: near the Myanmar border
Vibrant patterns on a shawl: Arunachal Pradesh
Hornbill headgear of the Nishi tribe: Zero, Arunachal Pradesh
Vibrant patterns on a shawl: Arunachal Pradesh
Apatani tribal woman: Zero, Arunachal Pradesh
Colorful local market – leafy greens and fruits
Traditional silk weaves : Sualkuchi weaver’s village, Assam
Bodo tribal lady weaving
Traditional silk weaves : Sualkuchi weaver’s village, Assam
Vibrant patterns on a shawl: Arunachal Pradesh
Local market run by women: Ima market, Manipur
Woman carrying firewood: near Japfu peak, Nagaland
Village community house : Khonoma village, Nagaland
Practicing songs for the choir, Khonoma village, Nagaland
Bodo woman at a market, Ultapani, Assam
Making rice cakes, Bodo woman at a market, Ultapani, Assam
With his hunting gear, Apatani man, Arunachal Pradesh
Kids at play, Dirang, Arunachal Pradesh
An old WWII road, Assam/Arunachal Pradesh border, Ledo
Myanmar border, Arunachal Pradesh
The Eastern Himalayas form the perfect backdrop to the
Brahmaputra valley
The Jia-Bhorali river, a great place for angling and dipping
Kaziranga National Park, UNESCO World Heritage Site
Elephant Safari, Kaziranga National Park, UNESCO World Heritage Site
A guest house in Majuli, largest river island in the world, UNESCO World Heritage Site
A guest house in Majuli, largest river island in the world, UNESCO World Heritage Site
Mustard fields at Majuli, largest river island in the world, UNESCO World Heritage Site
Crossing the Brahmaputra, lifeblood of the North-East
Golden Langurs, Ultapani, Manas Biosphere, Assam
Elephant festival, Kaziranga National Park, Assam
Storks roosting on flowering tree, Majuli river island, Assam
Sunset on the Brahmaputra, Guwahati, Assam
Vaishnavite monks dancing the Sattriya Nrittya, Assam
Intense conversation: One-horned rhinoceros, Kaziranga National Park, Assam
Jeep Safari, Kaziranga National Park, Assam
Cherrapunjee, place with the highest rainfall in the world, Meghalaya
Guest house with machan, cleanest village in Asia, Mawllynong
Cleanest village in Asia, Mawllynong
Kids selling grape-fruit, Mawllynong
Bridge made of living tree roots, Meghalaya
Flower-lined pathways, Mawllynong, Meghalaya
Watch-tower made of bamboo, Mawllynong
Memorial stone, Khonoma village, Nagaland
WWII War Cemetery, Kohima, Nagaland
If it moves, it can be eaten: marketplace at Nagaland
A house on stilts, Eco-camp near Kaziranga National Park, Assam
Tea-garden near Jorhat, Assam
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