Explore Nagaland, mystic beauty of North-East, home to indigenous tribes

Over 700 years old, Khonoma is a lush green village that is home to the Angami tribe famous for their martial prowess.

The village oozes culture and tradition and is an ideal place to experience tranquillity.

Walk around to shop some handicrafts and handlooms.

If you get lucky, you can also spot the beautiful Blyth's tragopan, which is now an endangered bird species.

With ample springs and home to the Zeliang tribe, Benreu is one of the most beautiful villages in India.

While here, you will see yourself walking kilometers without a soul but only Mount Pauna in sight.

Be warned that Benreu doesn't have many restaurants and the roads are bumpy, but the beauty of this mystical place is sure to make you forget the drive.

Situated on the India-Myanmar international border, Longwa is home to the feared Konyak tribe, who were famous for their headhunting practices.

Though not practiced anymore, you will still get to see elaborate skull necklaces at the warrior's homes.

It's a borderland, but the good news is that you don't need an additional visa to visit Longwa.

Breakfast in India and lunch in Myanmar, anyone?

Not much is known about the origin of these mushroom-shaped pillars but what we do know is that it dates back to the 10th century during the Kachari Kingdom rule.

Walking through the ruins of this ancient kingdom is like walking into a glorious, mysterious time in the past.

Not exactly offbeat but these ruins are a must-visit for every tourist visiting the state.