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Choose any one of the seven sister states of India. Find more information about it and prepare a leaflet or brochure to invite people to visit it.​

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Seven Sisters Of India: An Introductory Guide For A North-East Tour In 2022

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The Seven Sisters of India; Meghalaya, Arunachal Pradesh, Nagaland, Tripura, Assam, Manipur, and Mizoram cover a huge area of 255,511 square kilometers. Sikkim shares an international border with Bhutan in the east, Nepal in the west, and China in the north while Arunachal Pradesh shares an international border with Myanmar in the east, China in the north, and Bhutan in the west. These states have been attracting young travelers and explorers from all over the world with different tribal and ethnic groups, religions, festivals, and fabulous landscapes. Read on to know more about the gorgeous states of northeast India and all the names of seven sisters of India.

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The beautiful state of Assam beckons you. The largest among the seven sisters, Assam is the gateway to all the other states.  

 

HOW TO GET THERE:

Assam is well connected by rail and air.  

Important railway stations:

Guwahati and Dibrugarh- The efficient Rajdhani Express connects Delhi to both these stations. The journey is safe and pleasant. Other trains include Brahmaputra Express and Kamrup Express.

Important airports:

Guwahati and Dibrugarh- There are daily flights to and from Delhi and Calcutta.  

WHAT TO SEE:

Assam is a huge state; so, if you are on a short trip, you can only cover a part of the state. The longer the trip, the greater the fun.  

The main attractions:

1. Kaziranga National Park- A must-visit destination for all nature l(o)vers. Watch out for the one-horned rhino, or if you get lucky, you might even spot a tiger. There is an abundance of birds and deer. Take a jeep safari or an elephant tour of the national park. Open from November to April.
2. Tea Garden Tours- Visit a tea garden and soak up all the greenery. Tour the factory to know how the tea gets from the estate to your teacup. Stay in a beautiful tea estate bungalow made by the British. Be pampered in the ‘bagaan’ style.
3. Digboi Oil Refinery- Visit one of the oldest oil refineries in the world. The museum gives insight into how things were, more than a century ago. The refinery continues to be fully functional today.

 WHERE TO STAY:

There are a number of options- from 5 star hotels, to tea garden bungalows, to bamboo cabins, depending on which areas you want to explore.  

 

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