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Offbeat Assam

BySamiran Nandi

Cultural diversity and lifestyle of Naga tribes are unique. They have held on to their past & maintained grip on to their unique lifestyle & traditions, which exist in remote areas even to this day.

A glass of Rice Wine on the tri-border region of Nagaland, Manipur & Assam. Remote Naga Settlement of Hejalio.

Hangrum Region of Assam

Hangrum region of Assam is a quite remote, and in fact, has many explores/ tourist having numerous articles on things to do in Assam, the state still has areas that are secluded even to this day.

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