Explore Incredible north east tour with IRCTC tourism

 North Eastern regions are endowed with beautiful scenery and enduring cultures. The enormous area at the foot of the mountain is home to a rich history of festivals, art, and culture. As we enter this peaceful oasis, the tropical splendour of India takes on a whole new dimension. The region's widely dispersed archaeological artefacts tell volumes about the mythological importance of this section of the nation; the North East of our country is proof of our rich cultural legacy. You will experience the history of steadfast faith and long-held traditional beliefs on an incredible north east tour package on the IRCTC website 

Northeast India is home to many tourist destinations offering adventure, entertainment, culture, and history. The northeastern states, which stretch from Assam to Arunachal Pradesh, are abundant in natural resources, flora, fauna, lush green cover, tea garden of Assam; its food and scenic beauty never fail to mesmerize anyone. 

Northeast India is for those who admire nature and are full of adventurous souls. The north-eastern part of India is rich in flora and wildlife, much of which is also region-specific. They include the One Horned Rhino habitat in Kaziranga National Park, the Loktak Lake, the Nohkalikai Waterfall, and the Living Root Bridges. There are numerous tribes and individuals from different ethnic backgrounds living in these Indian states, which are tucked away among the Garo and Khasi hills. Many people find it almost humorous how closely and firmly these groups are tied to their customs and ways of life.

Must visit destination

• Seven sister waterfalls  

• Kaziranga National Park

• Majuli Island 

• Tsomgo Lake, Sikkim

• Tawang Monastery, Arunachal Pradesh

• Ziro Valley, Arunachal Pradesh

• Cherrapunji and Mawsynram, Meghalaya

• Loktak Lake, Manipur

• Mawlynnong Village, Meghalaya

• Tripura Sundari Temple, Tripura

• Double Decker Living Root Bridge

• Laitlum Canyon

• Dawki River

• Nagula Lake

• Roing

• Namdapha National Park

• Kamakhya Temple

You will undoubtedly remember this trip because there are so many interesting places to see. A unique experience is to get a cup of freshly brewed tea and meander among these lush tea farms and breathe the fresh air. Hurry up and book the incredible north east tour package. To know more about this north east tour package, visit the official IRCTC Tourism website at www.irctctourism.com. Check out more tour packages like Jaipur Local Sightseeing, and Jewels Of Rajasthan on the IRCTC website. 

              

Experience Jaipur local sightseeing with IRCTC Tourism

 The state of Rajasthan's capital and largest city is Jaipur. It is also known as "the pink city because of the distinctive hue of its buildings. It boasts expansive markets, particularly for handloom clothing, magnificent monuments, and well-designed gardens. The vibrant modern city is one of the golden triangle's three points, along with Delhi, Agra, and Jaipur.  

From November to March, the winter months are the finest for sightseeing and experiencing Rajasthan's treasures because the summer can be harsh in the arid desert state. The royal state, which has housed many generations of kings, is peppered with historical landmarks, interesting museums, fairy-tale palaces, huge havelis, and several other architectural wonders.  

Places that should be on your Jaipur local sightseeing list- 

Although Jaipur is most famous for its fort and monuments, it is also known as its shopper's paradise. The cities of Jaipur have charming little markets and bazaars filled with merchants selling colourful fabric, authentic handicrafts, lovely ornaments, brightly coloured clothing, shoes, and the well-known Rajasthani jootis gorgeous home décor items, spices, and traditional Rajasthani home goods. The best places in Rajasthan to shop are Johari Bazaar, Nehru Bazaar, Bapu Bazaar, Jaipur Blue Pottery Art Centre, and street shopping.

Hawa Mahal- The most well-known structure in Jaipur is the Hawa Mahal, also known as the Palace of Winds, which was constructed in 1799 by Maharaja Sawai Pratap Singh using pink sandstone. This unusual five-story building, known as a jharokha, combines Islamic and Hindu architectural styles. It includes small latticed windows. It presently houses a well-designed museum, but it was originally built for the royal women to observe and enjoy the processions and other activities on the street below. 

The City Palace- The City Palace Complex, which is located inside the walled city, was designed and constructed by Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II, who founded Jaipur. The last ruling royal family still resides at the palace, which is a stunning blend of Mughal and Rajput architecture, in a private area. 

Albert Hall Museum- Without stopping by the Albert Hall Museum, which is situated amid the lush Ram Niwas gardens, your tour of Jaipur would be completed. A sizable collection of priceless artwork, fine jewellery, brassware, natural stones, pearls, and ivory products is on display.

Along with the vibrant and royal Jaipur ride, you can also embark and rejuvenate yourself on the Flavours Of North East, Sri Lanka Ramayana Yatra. IRCTC has some amazing air packages as well. Check out the offer of Shirdi Flight Package and such amazing offers. 

To reserve this exciting Jaipur local sightseeing tour with the best sights and experiences, visit the IRCTC Tourism website at www.irctctourism.com . You'll come away from your trip with a camera roll full of photos and a heart full of memories.