Northeast India has hidden treasures and untold mysteries in its seven states. Here’s more information.
The wondrous river islands of Assam
Assam has Asia’s largest river island Majuli and the world’s smallest river island Umananda, both located in the Brahmaputra River.
Ghost of Baba Harbhajan Singh guarding the border in Sikkim
Baba Harbhajan Singh, a young Indian soldier who died in Sikkim, inspires awe and respect among both Indian and Chinese forces. Despite his untimely passing, his legacy lives on in the form of deeply ingrained belief among Indian soldiers. This reverence extends even to the Chinese, who reportedly reserve a seat at meetings in his honor. The story underscores the deep-seated human need for heroes and protectors, transcending national boundaries.
Sikkimâs lake that fulfils wishes
Khecheopalri Lake Pelling is a sacred and mysterious lake located at 6561 ft, blessed by Guru Padmasambhava and believed to fulfill wishes.
Mysterious tunnels of Talatal Ghar
Talatal Ghar is a lost place with two secret tunnels. Built by Ahom kings, it was an army base with three floors below ground level. People who went inside never came back.
Mizoram has stores without shopkeepers
Nghah lou dawr are small vegetable stores without shopkeepers, located on the highway of Seling, with price tags and deposit boxes.
Ambubachi Mela
The Ambubachi Mela is a Hindu fair held at the Kamakhya Temple in Guwahati, where the temple remains shut for three days during the deity’s menstrual cycle.
