India is famous for its beautiful landscapes, excellent tourist sites, and beautiful wildlife parks & sanctuaries. Many of them are located in the northeast part of India.
Tourists can enjoy excellent tourism opportunities in northeast India from July to September when the monsoons are at their peak. The states like Sikkim, Nagaland, and Arunachal Pradesh have attractive tourist spots which you can visit.
List of the Top Places to Visit in North East India in July:
1. Pelling
Pelling is located at an altitude of 2000m from sea level. The temperature in July reaches 13°C, and in winter, it drops to 1°C. In monsoon, it is delightful to visit. Pelling is a picturesque town in Sikkim’s West district. It is the second most popular tourist destination after Gangtok in Sikkim.
The main attraction is the Pemayangste monastery. It is located less than 1 kilometer from the center of Pelling. It is a popular tourist attraction. Pelling is also home to many treks and offers various activities such as rock climbing, mountain biking, meditation, and village tours. Explore a list of tour Package of Pelling
2. Mokokchung
Mokokchung is located on the easternmost side. It has a unique temperature pattern that is influenced by its location. In contrast, the monsoon brings heavy rain. If you like traveling in the rain, then July is the best month for you to visit. You can visit many places here.
It is home to the Ao Naga tribe, who consider it their home. Mokokchung is also known as the land of pioneers. It is considered the cultural and intellectual capital of Nagaland. Check the Itinerary of the Mokokchung Tour
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3. Tawang
Tawang is both naturally and historically endowed. It is located at an elevation of 3025m above sea level and is 185km away from Bomdila. It is a beautiful place surrounded by nature. Many beautiful glacial lakes are found in and around Tawang, including Sela Lake, Sangetser Lakes, Banggachang Lakes, etc.
Because of the many lakes, this place is best to visit in July. These lakes are frozen in winter. The primary residents of these districts are Monpa tribes. Losar and Torgya are the two main religious festivals celebrated by the Monpas. Both festivals are celebrated each year.
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4. Tsomgo Lake
Tsomgo lake is the most famous Lake in Sikkim. The stunning Tsomgo Lake has located 35km from Gangtok at a height of 12,000 feet. It is a must-see location on any visitor’s list. The Lake is surrounded by rugged mountain terrain and is snow-covered in the early winter through late spring. Due to this reason, July is the best time to visit this Lake.
Tsomgo is associated with many myths. It is considered a sacred lake by Sikkim. At the lakeside, you can take rides on colorfully decorated mules and yaks. There are also a variety of food stalls that offer snacks and beverages. Here you can rent snowboots or gumboots. This Lake is also an excellent backdrop for holiday photos. Tourists need a permit to visit the Lake.
The permit must be obtained from Sikkim Tourist Information Centre. It is best to visit in July because everyone moves towards the chilly mountains to escape the scorching heat season. The snow around the Lake begins to melt, allowing for a clearer view of the lush greenery and blossoms.
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5. Ziro
Ziro has located 167 km from Itanagar. It is a beautiful plateau that serves as the headquarters for the Subansiri district. It is the oldest town in Arunachal Pradesh. It is a beautiful hill station located at a height of 1500m above sea level.
It boasts a stunning landscape with lush green forests, creeks, and high patches. It is well-known for its paddy-cum pisciculture cultivation. It is known for its terrace paddy fields, where locals practice a unique water management system and poly-culture. The Apatani tribe mainly inhabits the area.
The town is well decorated during Apatani festivals. Ziro gets very warm in summer, which falls between April and June. Tourists love to visit Ziro in July because the average temperature is between 6 and 20 degrees Celsius.
6. Dzukou Valley
The Dzukou Valley is also known as the “Valley of Flowers”. It is one of the most popular tourist attractions in the North East. It is located at 2450m above sea level and is one of Kohima’s most popular adventure sports (Nagaland). It is situated behind the Japfu range, which is another popular tourist destination in the state.
From July to September is the best time to visit Japfu peak and Dzukou valley. These three months are when the valley is at its best, with all its flowers blooming and the landscapes bursting with color.
Suggested Dzukou Valley Itinerary: 4 Nights 5 Days Dzukou Valley Trekking Trip Package
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7. Haflong
Haflong is the only hill station in Assam. It is a beautiful place to spend a holiday in northeast India. Haflong is a beautiful part of Assam, with its rich wildlife, tranquil ambiance, and green rolling hills.
It’s a paradise for nature lovers and a great place to rest your weary souls. The monsoon season is best to visit, which starts in July and ends in September. The hills are even more attractive during this season.
Assam Package: 4 Nights 5 Days Kaziranga Guwahati Tour Itinerary
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8. Majuli
Majuli is a beautiful river island on the river Brahmaputra. It is lush green and free from pollution place. It is the largest river island in the world and attracts tourists from all parts of the globe. Due to the largest river island, it is best to visit during monsoons like in July.
Majuli is also a contender for a spot in UNESCO’s World Heritage Sites. Tribals dominate Majuli’s unique culture. It is also known as the cultural capital of Assam. Festivals here are celebrated full of joy, vibrance, and lots of music and dance. Raas is the main festival of Majuli. It is a fantastic experience to see it.
But try not to visit before July because the heat, humidity, and sultry weather can make people feel nauseated. It isn’t easy to move around or go sightseeing when temperatures exceed 30 degrees Celsius. Avoid the summer months till June and visit this fantastic place in July.
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9. Shillong
It is the place where rolling hills surround the town. It is the hill station of Meghalaya. It is one of the smallest Indian states. It floats high above hills and valleys, where tall pine trees can be seen as gorgeous in the breeze. And the clouds find a spot along the hill’s margins revealing the magical blue sky. This magical land perched high on a bluff will leave you spellbound.
The dominant season in Shillong is the monsoon. In the area, heavy rains tend to fall. But, this is also when Shillong’s panorama becomes more stunning and greener. Rains can make sightseeing difficult. But, if you are someone who wants adventure trips, then it is best to visit during July.
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10. Cherrapunji
It is the aridest place on earth, and here the rain happens throughout the year. Cherrapunji is located in the East Khasi Hills, which are 50 kilometers southwest of Shillong. Cherrapunji is also known as Sohra and Churra.
It means “The land of Oranges”. Cherrapunji’s cliffs offer breathtaking views over the plains and hills of Bangladesh. Cherrapunji receives rain throughout the year.
However, the monsoon can bring heavy rainfall of up to 11,777 mm. Monsoon temperatures range from 12 to 16 degrees Celsius. Due to the best temperature during the monsoon, it is best to visit in July.
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Conclusion
There are many picturesque spots in this region which are also famous among honeymooners and nature lovers. So, if you want to experience all these fantastic places in northern India, you must plan your tour in northeast India in July.
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