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Tour Northeast India on the Bharat Gaurav Deluxe AC Tourist
Train
IRCTC’s ‘North East Discovery’ tour aboard the luxurious Bharat Gaurav Deluxe AC Tourist Train is set to begin on April 22, 2025. This 15-day journey covers over 5,800 km, offering a curated exploration of five northeastern states: Assam, Arunachal Pradesh, Tripura, Nagaland, and Meghalaya. The train provides AC I, II, and III tier accommodations with modern comforts such as dining cars, sensor-based washrooms, shower cubicles, foot massagers, and electronic safes. Prices start from ₹1,16,905 per person (AC III tier), covering travel, meals, stays, sightseeing, and insurance.
Attend the Cho-Dzo Fest
(11th – 16th April 2025, Sikkim)
The Cho-Dzo Festival, also known as the Discover Ravangla Festival, is a 6-day grand celebration held annually in Ravangla, Namchi District, Sikkim. This year’s event is especially significant as it coincides with Sikkim’s 50th year of statehood and features a dynamic mix of cultural and sporting activities. The major attraction this time is the Chief Minister’s Volleyball Gold Cup. Other highlights include traditional dance and music performances, local handicraft and food stalls, adventure activities, and vibrant exhibitions.
Welcome spring with Shad Suk Mynsiem
(13th April 2025, Meghalaya)
Shad Suk Mynsiem, translating to 'Dance of Peaceful Hearts', is a prominent annual festival celebrated by the Khasi community in Meghalaya. Held every April, this three-day event serves as a thanksgiving ceremony and the arrival of spring. Central to the festival are the traditional dances performed by male and female participants adorned in elaborate Khasi attire. The dances are accompanied by traditional music featuring instruments like the tangmuri (a type of flute), drums, and cymbals, creating a rhythmic and vibrant atmosphere.
Celebrate Rongali / Bohag Bihu in Assam
(14th – 20th April 2025, Assam)
Rongali Bihu, also called Bohag Bihu, heralds the arrival of spring. Celebrated over 7 days, each day of Rongali Bihu has a unique name and significance, starting with Goru Bihu, where cattle are bathed and worshipped, acknowledging their role in farming. The following day, Manuh Bihu, people wear new clothes, seek blessings from elders, and visit relatives and friends. Throughout the festival, people sing traditional Bihu songs and perform the energetic Bihu dance, often accompanied by instruments like the dhol and pepa. Feasting is another major part of the celebration, with delicious traditional dishes like pitha, larus, and various sweets.
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