Founded in 1947 Tuensang is the largest district in Nagaland and borders with Myanmar.

Founded for the purposes of administering the north eastern frontier agency which comprised of Tuensang, Mon, Longleng and Kiphire districts.  These days they have combined to be known as eastern Nagaland.

The capital of one of the smallest states in India Shillong packs a mighty punch.

This sprawling hill station was the capital of British Assam from 1874 until 1972 and since independence has developed in leaps and bounds into a typical and modern Indian town.  Most refreshingly the town has retained its charm and cool.

Kohima offers Stunning panoramas that will have you hooked on the capital city of Nagaland.

Kohima is the picturesque state capital of Nagaland, located at the southern tip of the state it overlooks a gorgeous valley and has amazing views over the rugged Naga hills, almost completely unexplored the tribal life and untouched land call of the wild.

Become mesmerized in the capital of Arunachal Pradesh. Itanagar is an enchanting city, dwarfed by the mighty Himalayas.

The modern attitude in Itanagar is pleasant, the surroundings are stunning and the people are warm and welcoming.  Itanagar is overall an amazingly attractive package that really does have something for everyone.

The heart of Imphal must surely be the moat surrounded palace of Kangla.

Stunning in its historical significance, Imphal is a place that just begs to be explored.  From its gorgeous national parks with the Brow-antlered deer known as Sangai to historical monuments Imphal has something to please everybody. 

Every country has at least a city or state that can represent its culture and population.

A country with as huge an area and population as India, it wouldn't be a surprise to find more than one diverse city or state that could represent India.  If a list of cities were put together, Guwahati would definitely be a part of that list.

The low key capital of Tripura; Agartala is refreshing, organized and breathtakingly simple.

A little different from much of India, Agartala is culturally diverse.  Set so close to the border, the city’s proximity to the Indo-Bangladesh border is a major draw card for those entering or departing from India via land.