Author Archives: Rohan K. Abraham
A simple attempt to document my travels, observations and experiences in this fantastic region of the world - The North East of India.
Words cannot fully describe the beauty and diversity of this region, so click on the Instagram button here for the picture story.
25th August 2016
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We are running a multi-city workshop to talk about our experiences in the North East of India. Our focus is not so much about tourism and travel as one would expect it to be, but more on the geography and ...
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17th June 2016
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If you are an artist or a craftsman and are based in Nagaland, Assam or Meghalaya, please do write in to us as naomijacob@coopita.com, or send us your information through a message on + 91 8794 737323, or write a ...
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31st May 2016
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Hornbill Festival Nagaland Nagaland is host to one of the grandest festivals in the country, in December of every year. Started in the year 2000, the Hornbill Festival was initially drawn up as a grand event to promote tourism in ...
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26th May 2016
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The name Meghalaya means ‘abode of clouds’ in sanskrit. It is also known as the Scotland of the East. Meghalaya has abundant rainfall and sunshine around the year and is considered to be one of the richest botanical habitats in ...
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22nd May 2016
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On May 28 this year, some enterprising folks from Nagaland have designed a fun way for local businesses to interact with local buyers. What’s this all about? – Well, they believe in the power of ‘Local’ and that the only ...
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20th May 2016
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Wungchipem Raman, his close friends and family of ‘From the Den’ are promoting music and poetry in the north east region with special focus on Nagaland . They have one mission – ‘to create an intelligent and healthy atmosphere to ...
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18th May 2016
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The Ziro Festival of Music is on every year in Arunachal Pradesh in the month of September. This year, the organisers have fixed the dates as September 22 – 25, 2016. The festival is, as the organisers put it – ...
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22nd April 2016
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In August 2015, we came up with a simple solution to get Nagas off their chairs and join us on short [read 20+ km] walks once a month. The purpose – let’s go explore! The first episode of the initiative ...
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21st April 2016
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It grows on you. You want to keep coming back. Each visit is a new experience. The Kaziranga Game Sanctuary was a topic I had to teach little children about in social studies. Each year I would read about the ...
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31st March 2016
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Would you ever voluntarily start climbing down 3,500 steps, knowing that you have to come back the same way and up the same steps? Statistics: Approximately 7,000 steps over 7 km. More than 200 years ago, the Khasi tribal folks ...
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India Trail – North East India Blog Notes from our adventures in the North East
