These three North-East Indian states share a mystical landscape of blue mountains and rolling hills covered by lush green tropical Jungles with a huge bio-diversity and an interesting fauna. In this magical landscape one can find numerous different tribes of Tibeto-Burmese origin, 32 in Nagaland alone, which have preserved their unique traditions and culture. The Mizo, Naga and many unknown tribes are warm and welcoming hosts and don’t hesitate sharing their cultural understanding with the visitors. Their dances are as colourful as their picturesque villages and their ethnical clothing and handy-crafts. Fertile soils and high rainfalls have created landscapes that are a treat to the eyes; with paddy fields, rainforests and misty hill tops, sky blue lakes and gushing waterfalls. There are hundreds of orchid varieties, lilies, bamboos and a rare wild life including the Hoolock Baboon, which is the only gibbon variety found in India, tiger, elephant, sloth bear and Manipurs dancing deer.