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Sange Tsering named one of 50 People to know in the Himalayas!

In an article entitled 50 People to know in the Himalayas, the 7th Anniversary Edition of Condé Nast Traveller India features individuals whose work is creating positive change in the mountains. Exploring new and sustainable ways of sharing the wonders of North East India with the world, Sange Tsering is one of those who received this special distinction. Click to read more

Good and Plenty – The Meitei Chakluk

Among the Northeastern states of India, it is Manipur that has the broadest culinary spectrum and the widest variety of dishes. Here spices and oil are used in food preparation with vegetables and fish featuring prominently on restaurant menus and on the table at home. Click to read more

Eye on Manipur – Meitei Street Fashion

Contemporary yet traditional, the Meitei women we met while walking around Imphal gave us a look at their artistic sense of style. Click to read more

Mizoram Diary

Mizoram is a place for those looking to spend time alone with nature. Covered by 70% forest, the verdant velvet hills here roll on as far as the eye can see. Click to read more

Meeting the Mishmi

The tea gardens outside of Dibrugarh were still cloaked in early morning mist as we drove east toward Lohit district, Arunachal Pradesh. In about five hours we would reach our destination and the starting point of our photography tour, the town of Wakro, home to the Mishmi people. Click to read more

Holiday Scout named Explorer of the Year!

On 31 January 2017, the annual Arunachal Tourism Awards ceremony was held in Itanagar. And we are pleased to announce that the endeavors of Holiday Scout have been recognized by the Government of Arunachal Pradesh with the Explorer of the Year Award! Click to read more

Cultural Preservation – We are in the Picture

Two generations ago, Nagaland, which is situated in the rugged and remote borderland between India and Burma, was an illiterate, animist and polygamous tribal society. But with the arrival of Baptist missionaries, the region underwent a dramatic and irreversible transformation. With anything non-Christian seen as “savage”, many rituals and arts were forcibly stopped, craft skills lost and the very essence of Naga culture put at risk of being extinguished. Click to read more

#IndiaisCalling – Live at WTM London

Held annually in London, World Travel Market is the leading B2B event for the global travel and tourism industry. This year from 7 – 9 November, over 50000 travel professionals from 186 countries and regions will converge at the must-attend exhibition to network and discover the latest industry opinions and trends. Click to read more

When Life Gives You Lemonade

In travel, a sudden change in plans is more likely to bring you lemonade than lemons. And my experience has been that this is true for both the guests and the guide! Click to read more

We Travel. How About You?

How many countries offer as much variety for travelers as India? Wildlife, landscapes, history, art, architecture, spirituality, tribes, festivals, cuisines, bazaars, and more; India has everything that a traveler can ask for. Click to read more