SIKKIM
Sikkim is a state in northeastern India, bordered by Bhutan, Tibet, and Nepal. Sikkim, located in the northeast region of India, is a small state with a big heart. The whole state is mountainous with the majestic mountain massif. Khangchendzonga and the other peaks, that is, Mount Siniolchu, Mount Pandim, Mount Narsing, Mount Jopuno, etc., dominate the views to the north. Surrounded by beautiful forests and majestic hills, The Sikkim is the perfect vacation spot for someone looking for a refuge in the middle of nature in its most natural form. At 8586 m, Khangchendzonga is the third highest peak in the world. Sikkim evokes images of penetrating snowy peaks that rise above the lush tropical forests, exotic flora and fauna, famous and forgotten monasteries, waterfalls and streams, and impressive trekking routes.
ARUNACHAL PRADESH
Arunachal Pradesh, a true natural treasure house, hidden in the northeast corner of India, invites you to relax on its picturesque tickets and dates. Arunachal Pradesh is the northeasternmost state of India. This is borders the states of Assam and Nagaland to the south. Chaste Arunachal Pradesh appears as a giant patch of green on India’s map. Bhutan, China, and Myanmar surround the largest state in northeastern India from three sides. It extends from the snowy mountains in the north to the plains of the Brahmaputra valley in the south. The terrain is mostly mountainous with the Himalayan mountain range along the northern borders intertwined with mountain ranges that extend from north to south. These divide the state into five river valleys. The most powerful of these rivers is Siang, called Tsangpo in Tibet, which becomes the Brahmaputra after it joins the Dibang and the lot in the plains of Assam.
DARJEELING
Just to give it an advantage over the place, Darjeeling hill town is located at an altitude of 6,710 feet in northeastern India and is part of the state of West Bengal. The nearest airport is Bagdogra and the nearest railroad crossing is New Jalpaiguri (NJP). Adventurers can organize a hike to Singalila Ridge or ride a mountain bike through the hills.
ANDAMAN
There are few trekkable places on earth where you can see peaks of 8,000 meters. Sandakphu, which is the highest point mountain on the border of two countries, is one of them. Sandakphu is the highest peak in the state of West Bengal and Mechi in Nepal. And due to its unique geographical location and height, Sandakphu offers magnificent views of the highest peaks in the world.There are few trekkable places on earth where you can see peaks of 8,000 meters. Sandakphu, which is the highest point mountain on the border of two countries, is one of them. Sandakphu is the highest peak in the state of West Bengal and Mechi in Nepal. And due to its unique geographical location and height, Sandakphu offers magnificent views of the highest peaks in the world.
SANDAKPHU
There are few trekkable places on earth where you can see peaks of 8,000 meters. Sandakphu, which is the highest point mountain on the border of two countries, is one of them. Sandakphu is the highest peak in the state of West Bengal and Mechi in Nepal. And due to its unique geographical location and height, Sandakphu offers magnificent views of the highest peaks in the world.
Bhutan
Fascinating and full of Buddhist culture, Bhutan is the destination for those who really want to travel off the beaten path. The scenic mountainous terrain whose exquisite raw beauty is reinforced by the serene spiritualism of its people adds to the crude appeal. The imposing white Dzongs cling to the mountainside, emerald rivers that fall through the valley, clouds floating over an isolated village surrounded by lush forests and snow-capped peaks that remain silent sentries in the distance. In general, October, November and April until mid-May are the best times to visit.
dooars
The altitude of the Dooars area varies from 90 m to 1750 m. There are countless streams and rivers that flow through these fertile plains from the mountains of Bhutan. Starting from the Teesta River in the east to the Sankoshi River in the west, Dooars is a local name given to the alluvial plains of northeastern India around Bhutan. In the north bengal, the main river is the Teesta, in addition to many others, such as the Jaldhaka, Murti, Torsha, Sankosh, Dyna, Karatowa, Raidak, Kaljani, among others.