Best Places To Explore This Winter Season

Best Places To Explore This Winter Season

The longer days and shorter nights are gone. The winter season is here and so is the best time to get rid of the trappings related to work stress and to beat the boredom of daily routine, let’s pack our luggage and hit the road right away. Lets find out the best places to explore this winter season.

North-east India, as we fondly call a “mini-India” is home to a myriad of different ethnicities, tribal groups, cultures, creeds, religions and landscapes. It goes without saying that despite having such a tremendous potential to be everyone’s favorite travel destination, by and large, this Himalayan region remains unexplored and shunned. Thanks to Internet and better connectivity options being available now and much needed improved internal security, this region has in recent times become the new hotbed for adventure lovers and travel explorers.

• Kaziranga Wild Life Sanctuary cum National Park, Assam

 Let’s get back to the roots- Nature! Having the pride of being declared a World Heritage Site, the Kaziranga National Park is home to the two-thirds of the world’s total population of the fascinating One-Horned Rhinoceroses which is currently protected under the Vulnerable Species tag by the IUCN Red List of the UNESCO. Every year hundreds of thousands of enthusiastic tourists across the globe throng the Park just to get a glimpse of the captivating animal which has a population of approximately 2500 only left in the wild. 

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The Park is also inhabited by several other animals including capped langur, a slenderlong-tailed monkey that is found primarily in Asia. Muntjacs, also known as barking deer and Mastreani deer, are very rare species of deer found very commonly in the Park.The sound produced by these deer in order to facilitate communication among them is an amusement to the much delight of the visitors. Other notable animals include hoolock gibbon, tiger, sloth bear, otter, wild boar,water buffalo, Ganges dolphin, gaur, leopard, etc.

•  Loktak Lakeand its dancing deer , Sangai

Another must-visit-place in the Northeast is the Loktak Lake which also happens to be the largest freshwater lake in the whole northeast India, the lake is often branded as the lifeline of Manipur since it plays a tremendous role in the economy of the landlocked hilly state. The lake is situated at a small town called Moirang which is 39 km away from Imphal, the capital of the state. Imphal is well connected with the other mainland Indian cities via land and air transport.

The Lake which is famous for its salient feature-“Phumdis” was declared as a wetland of International Importance under theRamsar Convention held in 1990. Later it was also designated under the Montreux Record after three years in 1993. 

The Phumdis is basically a heterogeneous mass of vegetation, soil and organic matter at various stages of decomposition floating over it. The Keibul Lamjao National Park is situated on one of such phumdis. The park is the one and only natural habitat of the endangered deer Cervus eldi eldi, more popularly known as Sangai in local language.  The movement of the deer looks like they are dancing among the Phumdis. Hence, the people complimented them as a dancing deer.

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The lake offers an excellent opportunity for visitors to explore the unique and scenic beauty of the lake and its several islands located inside of it.

The Sendra and Phubula are two most prominent Islands which attract a lot ofvisitors each year. The Sendra Tourist Home is well designed in such a way thatan attached cafeteria is in the middle of the lake- rendering it an idealtourist spot in the state. The visitors can get a bird’s eye view of the lake. Phu bula Tourist Resort is located at Phubula, 40 km from Imphal.

You can be safely assured that at the end of the day, a travel to this part of the subcontinent will never leave you disappointed rather you will be inundated with awe, enchantment and curiosity to explore the region even more so in the future