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Jaru Valley, in Dibong valley District of Arunachal Pradesh: Photo by- Theko Tayu

Jaru Valley, in Dibong valley of Arunachal Pradesh: Photo by- Theko Tayu

Jaru Valley, Dibong valley, Arunachal Pradesj

Dibang Valley

Oranges of Tamenglong, Manipur (Photo: By Shy Anonymous)

David Scott Trail, Mawphlang, Meghalaya (Photo: By Veronica Khangchian)

On the Top of Nohkalikai Fall, Meghalaya (Photo by Veronica Khangchian)

Dzuko Valley along Manipur-Nagaland border - Photo by Joseph Thohrii

Rainbow Fall in Meghalaya - Photo by Veronica Khangchian

Jampui Hills in North Tripura - Photo, Courtesy Tripura Tourism Department

Tizu River of Nagaland that flows to Myanmar- Photo by Thomas Thaiilu

Mechuka Water Fall in Arunachal Pradesh - Photo by J.Puttom

Fresh Water Lake in Mawphanlur, Meghalaya - Photo by Veronica Khangchian

Terrace cultivation in Khonoma, the village of legendary Z.A. Phizo, Nagaland - Photo by John S. Shilshi

Dumboor Lake in Tripura - Photo, Courtesy Tripura Tourism Department

Gurudongmar Lake in North Sikkim - Photo Courtesy Sikkim Tourism Department

Adi Tribal village in West Siang district of Arunachal Pradesh - Photo by J.Puttom

The Popular Shiroi Lily of Manipur, a Lily that grows only on the Shiroi Hills - Photo by Wren Raleng

Landscape in Dzuko valley - Photo by Joseph Thohrii

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