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One of the least-explored states in India, Mizoram is famous for its ancient tribes and distinct wildlife. This highly literate state is well known for winsome valleys and clear rivers.
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Crafted by the local Khasi people, the bridges are made from the roots of rubber trees. Traditionally, the roots are carefully guided across spaces using the straight trunks of betel nut trees and are sometimes tied for increased support.
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(1) Your morning cup of chai has most likely travelled all the way from the foothills of the Eastern Himalayas. More than half of the tea consumed in India comes from the North East state of Assam.
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Together forming one of the most beautiful parts of the Himalayas, the Kanchenjunga range is one of the most picturesque regions of Sikkim, and all that can be seen in utmost clarity and mightiness from the base camp.
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Located at the height of almost 14,000ft above sea level, the Kanchenjunga Base camp is one of the best Sikkim tourist places and a heaven for all adventurers.
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(1) The Sunderbans in West Bengal is home to a variety of flora and fauna. The most notable member of the Sundarbans ecosystem is the Royal Bengal Tiger. In a bid to preserve the ecosystem of the place, UNESCO declared it as a World Heritage Site in 1987.
(2) This famous Indian city of ruins draws admirers and connoisseurs of fine art from every corner of the world.
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(1) Now a World Heritage Site, Khajuraho woke up to instant stardom, owing to its exquisite Hindu and Jain temples. Dating back to 1050 AD, these granite and sandstone temples feature sculptural work like no other.
Dzukou Valley is located on the border of Nagaland. It is an important highlight that adorns Northeast India. Nestled at a height of 2,452 metres, this valley looks beautiful in summer with vivid green hillocks contrasting with the bright blue skies and vibrant flowers.
(3) The humble beginning made in temple building activities in the 7th century A.D. (Parasuramesvara Temple being a classic example) passed through a process of efflorescence and finally culminated in the Konarak Temple in the 13th century A.D." - Archaeological Survey of India
(1) The Konark temple was conceived as a huge and colossal chariot drawn by a team of seven horses depicted in the galloping mode. The entire temple was planned in such a way that it is fitted with twelve pairs of exquisitely decorated stone wheels.
(2) The horses were conceived in such a way that the Sun God (Surya) himself drives this chariot, his place being inside the garbhagriha. The Konarak temple also marks the culmination of the temple building architecture in Orissa.