Ziro, Arunachal
Nestled in the Apatani Plateau, Ziro is known for its lush rice fields, pine-clad hills, and vibrant tribal culture. A UNESCO World Heritage nominee, this peaceful village offers unique agricultural and ecological practices.
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Mawlynnong, Meghalaya
Often hailed as Asia's cleanest village, Mawlynnong features immaculate gardens, bamboo dustbins, and eco-conscious residents.Situated near the Bangladesh border, it’s famous for its living root bridges and women-led community.
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Longwa, Nagaland
Located on the Indo-Myanmar border, Longwa is inhabited by the Konyak tribe, renowned for their tattooed faces and headhunting traditions.
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Dzuleke, Nagaland
Surrounded by dense forests and mountain streams, Dzuleke promotes community-based tourism. It’s home to the Angami tribe, offering scenic hikes, traditional homestays, and glimpses of the rare Blyth’s tragopan bird.
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Lungwa, Nagaland
Situated on the border between India and Myanmar, Lungwa is known for its dual citizenship culture, vibrant tribal traditions, intricate woodcrafts, and panoramic views of both nations.
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Mechuka, Arunachal
Located near the China border, Mechuka is famous for its Buddhist monastery, snow-capped peaks, and the Siyom River. With Tibetan influences and remote charm, it's perfect for adventure seekers.
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Khonoma, Nagaland
Asia’s first green village, Khonoma is known for sustainable living, terraced farming, and the conservation efforts of the Angami tribe, particularly preserving the Blyth’s tragopan bird. It’s a haven for ecotourism.
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Majuli’s Remote Satras, Assam
While Majuli is widely known, its hidden satras (monastic centers) offer serene and spiritual experiences. These hubs preserve the rich Neo-Vaishnavite culture through dance, music, and literature, nestled within the world’s largest river island.
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Reiek, Mizoram
Located on a hilltop, Reiek combines colonial architecture with Mizo traditions. The village hosts an annual festival with dance and craft displays, offering stunning views of the valley and a glimpse into the region’s heritage.
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Dzukou Valley Villages, Nagaland-Manipur Border
Near the enchanting Dzukou Valley, villages like Viswema serve as gateways to the valley's breathtaking floral beauty. These remote villages offer trekkers and nature lovers a tranquil escape.
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