A bewitching adventure into the remote states of northeast also known as 'The Seven Sisters States of India' is worth exploring. Sojourn to untracked zones of Arunachal Pradesh - the land of the rising sun, Kaziranga National Park in Assam -home to great Indian one-horned rhinoceros, Meghalaya -abode of the clouds, and the newly added in the list of adventure is Nagaland - last of the frontiers.

For adventure and wildlife enthusiast the zone holds lot many attractions, besides rhinoceros, trace the royal tiger at Manas National Park in Assam. The aerial mystification of Jatinga is no less exciting then these. Take the formidable task in the streams of Brahmaputra and float down the quixotic river from Ninging to Dhubri by taking up the adventure of rafting. The northeast treasures stimulate its visitors to take up these challenging activities right from rafting to jungle safari.

The Assam Rifles established a maiden venture on the streams of the Brahmaputra River. This Rafting expedition mends its way through rough streams, dodging its way down and victoriously completing the tough rafting expedition on the mighty river Brahmaputra. The expedition got its name entered in the "Guinness Book of World Record" being the longest expedition in the world.

The valley is perched at an altitude of 2438m above sea level. The best time to visit the charms of valley is from June to September when the entire valley is dotted with a carper of resplendent wild flowers. The valley is surrounded by hills, natural caves, rocks, therefore makes an ideal trekking and camping site.

In Kaziranga National Park, sight the great Indian one- horned rhino in their natural surroundings, situated on the banks of the Brahmaputra River in the eastern state of Assam.
Due to the efforts taken up by the government the population of this highly endangered specie has tremendously gone up to 900, roaming nonchalantly in the great wild.
Other wildlife attractions are Nandankan in Orissa - famous for white Tigers, also worth a visit is Manas, know as a great Indian Tiger Reserve, whose swampy meadows are also the home of the rhino, water buffalo and elephant.

The states of northeast India are easily accessible through Airways, several domestic airlines fly to the region.
The states have a convenient railway network both within the region and with the rest of the country. Several private travel companies as well as the State Transport Corporation operate a large network of buses throughout the country.