Northeast India (zoom in for details, zoom out for all of India)
The remote one Northeast India offers beautiful landscapes and the famous tea gardens. The states of the Indian Northeast are also known as the Seven Sisters. They are connected to the rest of India via the only 22 km wide Siliguri Corridor and are otherwise surrounded by third countries.
23.83333333333391.2666666666676 Agartala Capital of Tripura
23.73333333333392.7166666666677 Aizawl Capital of Mizoram
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Special travel permits are required for parts of Arunachal Pradesh, among others. The permits must be obtained in India prior to entering the named state. The authorization requirement for travel to Nagaland and Mizoram has been lifted. Registration upon arrival is required.
In the northeastern states (Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Nagaland, Manipur, Meghalaya, Mizoram and Tripura) there are still isolated militant political groups and criminal gangs active in some regions. Tourists have not been targeted by attacks and kidnappings, at least so far, but they can still easily get into danger.
After a controversial change in nationality law was passed in December 2019, there were violent protests, violent clashes and an increased military presence with night curfews and other restrictions.
Rely on security-conscious, reliable local partners (tour operators, hotels / resorts, business partners) and behave appropriately when traveling to northeast India.
Note that some areas require entry permits in addition to a visa.
Get the latest information shortly before your trip, e.g. from local tour operators on the current security situation and any special permit requirements.
Find out if your itinerary is through Naxalite Terrorism Affected Area.
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