Reasons to Visit North East

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Title: Reasons to Visit North East


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Reason to Visit North East
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  • You may have enough reasons to visit this
    enchanting land referred to as Northeast India
    for reasons may vary from person to person.
  • For most, the region offers cultures ranging
    from food, dance, attire as well as the people
    unique in themselves as compared to the rest of
    India.
  • It is true that here, one will get a feel of
    Southeast Asia despite being in India.
  • There is, however, another aspect which we often
    tend to miss out despite the obvious signs

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  • The mist-filled hills of the area may reminds us
    of Wales, Scotland or the Nordic areas with
    striking similarities between the former and the
    latter lot, while the eerie and uncanny secrets
    behind the mists tend to remain veiled.
  • It may come as a surprise to many that the
    Northeast has an equally rich collection of ghost
    stories as well as tales of black magic and
    witches, just like Great Britain. 
  • Being a big region, it will not be possible for
    you to embark on a tour to all of these places.
    However, there are certain locations which will
    interest you. This, I say, from my own personal
    experience.

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Places of Particular Interest
  • MayongLocated just 50 km away from Guwahati, in
    the Nowgong district, this town is famous
    throughout the region for being inhabited by
    black magicians.
  • Many youngsters willing to impress people the
    short-cut way seek help from magicians here,
    who can work wonders with their potions as well
    as amulets to make you spell-bound.
  • Most locals seem to avoid the town and its
    inhabitants for their own safety.

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A view of Mayong
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Sichar
  • Located 229 km to the south of Shillong, is the
    city of Silchar, in the Barak Valley region of
    South Assam. The fertile green plains and valleys
    around the city are abound with tales of ghosts
    and jinns.
  • It is believed that in the death of night a tall,
    shadowy figure often stands with his legs
    stretched out to the two ends of a road in an
    extremely threatening manner. He is said to be
    harmless to those who are fearless. Jinns
    possessing human beings, when the latter harm
    disguised entities are common tales.
  • You can take a personal look at exorcisms, if
    you happen to know experts, or a friend who does.

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Shilong
  • There are a lot of haunted places in this
    hill-station, also known as Scotland of the
    East.
  • The city has its roots in colonial days, when
    soldiers of the mighty British Empire were camped
    here. A lot of British legacy in terms of culture
    as well as a church can be found here.
  • The most interesting spot worth a visit here is
    Beaver Road in Oakland. Try take a walk along the
    meandering paths late in the evening and you will
    have a close shave with the other entities, if
    lucky.
  • It is said that the souls of Britishers from the
    colonial era still wander around.

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Nohkalikai Falls
  • The Nohkalikai Falls in Cherrapunjee (53 km
    south-west of Shillong) is the falls you need to
    visit not only for its natural beauty, courtesy
    the green pool below it, but also for the eerie
    story surrounding it.
  • It is said that a local Khasi woman, Ka Likai,
    committed suicide after her second husband cooked
    her little daughter for dinner.
  • The woman ate after a long days work and
    uncovered the horror after discovering the little
    girls fingerlings. Nohkalikai translates as
    Jump of Likai. It is a tourist destination now.

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Nohkalikai Falls
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Jatinga 
  • Located in the North Cachar Hills, now called
    Dima Hasao, district of Assam, this is the
    supernatural place where even the ones with weak
    hearts may visit.
  • The mass suicides committed by birds towards
    the end of the monsoon season is an eerie sight.
  • The preconditions for this phenomenon to occur
    are slightly foggy conditions, winds blowing from
    the south to north and the time between 7-10 pm.
  • The ambience will scare you up for sure.

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Jatinga Birds Mystery
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  • Visit more and you will unravel more here. It has
    to be borne in mind that such superstitions and
    beliefs have been fatal at times for locals.
  • Thus, it may not be as funny or curious as you
    think. However, if you are looking for a trip
    ahead, you will definitely want to check out on
    those aspects as well. The locals will be more
    than willing to help you.
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