Rising Stories in the East
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Welcome to Rising Stories in the East! 🌟 Dive into the heart of East and North East India with our channel, where you'll find: 🌐 Latest News: Stay updated with the most recent developments and news from the region. 🎨 Cultural Wonders: Explore the diverse traditions, festivals, and arts of the North East. 🌄 Scenic Beauty: Marvel at stunning images and videos of the region's natural landscapes. 🚶 Travel Insights: Get insider tips and guides to make the most of your North East adventures. 🗓️ Events & Happenings: Keep track of upcoming events, cultural festivals, and community activities. Join us to discover and celebrate the unique stories and vibrant life of North East India. www.clubside.in | [email protected]
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Welcome to the June Edition of Rising Stories in the East! 🌾📖 As monsoon whispers across the land, the East transforms — hills glisten, rivers swell, and stories awaken with new life. This month, we take you through rain-kissed trails, heritage journeys, and offbeat paths that echo with culture, color, and calm. From tranquil hamlets to vibrant traditions, let’s discover the poetic beauty of the East this June. 🔗 Click here to explore the stories of the East: https://shorturl.at/nEH6e 📥 Want to keep these stories with you? Download the digital version of Rising Stories in the East – June Edition today: https://shorturl.at/l6kLC
*How Indians Will Travel in 2025: Top 5 Trends* *Travel is evolving*—AI planning, concert tourism, and offbeat destinations are redefining Indian wanderlust. Are you ready? In 2025, Indian travelers are embracing: 1. *Mindful Travel* – Eco-conscious, wellness-focused vacations. 2. *AI-Powered Trips* – Automated itinerary planning and bookings. 3. *Exciting Layovers* – Stopovers turning into mini-holidays. 4. *Concert Tourism* – Trips planned around live music events. 5. *Offbeat Destinations* – Hidden gems over tourist hotspots. With tech, sustainability, and experiences at the forefront, travel in 2025 is set to be unforgettable. https://www.indiatoday.in/lifestyle/travel/story/indias-travel-trends-for-2025-2670904-2025-01-27
*Odisha Aims for Tourism Growth with Budget Boost* The Odisha government is optimistic about tourism sector growth following the Union Budget announcement of developing 50 key tourist destinations. With a special focus on Buddhist sites, Odisha’s Buddhist circuit—including Ratnagiri, Udayagiri, Lalitgiri, and Dhauli—is set for infrastructural enhancements and better connectivity. Deputy Chief Minister and Tourism Minister Pravati Parida emphasized Odisha’s untapped tourism potential, stating that religious and spiritual sites, including Puri, would receive a significant boost. The state also plans to improve hotel infrastructure to accommodate increasing tourist footfall, aligning with its vision of making Odisha a prominent destination for heritage and spiritual tourism. https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/bhubaneswar/state-eyes-budget-boost-to-tourism-sector/articleshow/117839668.cms
*Shillong’s Concert Boom Sparks ₹4,000 Crore Tourism Investment* *How Music is Turning Meghalaya’s Capital into an Economic Powerhouse* Shillong, long celebrated as India’s *"Rock Capital,"* is now at the heart of a tourism revolution, with the Meghalaya government committing ₹4,000 crore to boost infrastructure. The surge in live music events—headlined by international sensations like Ed Sheeran, Mr. Big, and Nick Carter—is drawing thousands of tourists and unlocking new opportunities for local businesses. Hotels, restaurants, and transport services are witnessing record demand, while the expansion of Shillong Airport promises better connectivity from major Indian cities. The state is also nurturing homegrown talent through the Meghalaya Grassroots Music Project (MGMP), ensuring that Shillong’s musical legacy fuels not just entertainment but economic prosperity. https://www.indiatodayne.in/meghalaya/story/meghalaya-shillongs-concert-boom-drives-rs-4000-crore-tourism-investment-1168757-2025-02-10
*Nagaland Explores Tourism Potential at International Conference* The Nagaland International Conference on Tourism, Transport, and Logistics, held in Chumoukedima, focused on unlocking the state's tourism potential. Organized by the *Business Association of Nagas (BAN)*, the event brought together industry leaders and policymakers to discuss innovative strategies for promoting Nagaland as a prime travel destination. Former tourism secretary Thangi Menon highlighted the state's rich natural and cultural heritage, calling it an *"unexplored gem"* with vast opportunities. BAN president L. Mongkhum Jamir emphasized the need to leverage tourism for economic growth, while experts discussed ways to enhance visitor experiences and infrastructure development. The conference aimed to position Nagaland as a key destination for eco-tourism and cultural exploration. https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/guwahati/conference-to-promote-nagaland-tourism/articleshow/118032464.cms
🌊 Brahmaputra Carnival, Guwahati 🌊 Running until March 15, 2025, the Brahmaputra Carnival offers a blend of adventure and culture along the iconic river. Visitors can experience speedboat rides, kayaking, and bungee jumping, along with traditional performances and local cuisine. For those looking to unwind, luxury glamping options provide a peaceful riverside retreat. The carnival’s location also offers easy access to nearby attractions like Kamakhya Temple. With smooth connectivity from the airport and railway station, this event is a great way to explore Guwahati’s natural beauty and cultural heritage. https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/travel/travel-news/assam-is-hosting-brahmaputra-carnival-till-march-2025-highlights-and-attractions/articleshow/116465220.cms
*Assam Ranks 4th in The New York Times’ "52 Places to Visit in 2025"* Assam has earned a spot on The New York Times' prestigious travel list, ranking 4th globally. The state's recognition is driven by its UNESCO-listed Charaideo Moidams, lush tea gardens, and the famed Kaziranga National Park. With Guwahati airport’s expansion improving connectivity, Assam is now more accessible, making 2025 the perfect time to explore its rich heritage and natural beauty. https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2025/travel/places-to-travel-destinations-2025.html
*Unmissable Experiences in Kolkata: Grammy Music, Heritage Walks & Strangers Meet"* *"Looking for exciting things to do in Kolkata?* From an intimate evening with Grammy-winning musicians to uncovering revolutionary history and meeting new people, here’s your perfect itinerary!" Kolkata is buzzing with unique events! Immerse yourself in an enchanting musical evening featuring Grammy-winning Mohan Veena legend Pandit Vishwa Mohan Bhatt and other maestros. Step back in time with a heritage walk exploring Bengal’s revolutionary past from the early 1900s. If you love meeting new people, join the Strangers Meet event for fun activities and engaging conversations. You can also take a guided walk down Park Street and relive its legendary nightlife charm. Whether you're a music lover, history buff, or social butterfly, Kolkata has something special for you! https://www.outlooktraveller.com/destinations/india/from-heritage-walks-to-grammy-awardees-things-to-do-in-kolkata-this-weekend
*Arunachal’s Hidden Saltwater Well – A Treasure Waiting to Be Explored!* *Did you know that deep in the hills of Arunachal Pradesh lies a mysterious saltwater well, once as valuable as gold?* Nestled in Subang village of Tirap district, *Nimok Pung* is a rare natural saltwater well with deep historical significance. For generations, locals processed its water into salt, which was crucial for trade and barter in Arunachal Pradesh and Assam. However, with modern trade practices, this hidden gem faded into obscurity. Now, efforts are being made to revive its legacy and develop it into a unique tourist attraction. *Could this be Arunachal's next big tourism sensation?* 🌿 Let’s bring back the lost heritage! https://nenews.in/arunachal-pradesh/arunachal-pradeshs-hidden-treasure-nimok-pung-holds-global-tourism-potential/20106/
*Sikkim's Upcoming Ropeway: A New Era of Urban Transport* Sikkim is set to introduce a state-of-the-art ropeway system, promising a smoother and faster commute for residents and tourists. This project aims to ease traffic congestion, reduce travel time, and offer breathtaking views of the Himalayan landscape. The ropeway will connect key locations, enhancing accessibility and boosting tourism. With eco-friendly technology and modern infrastructure, this initiative aligns with Sikkim’s sustainable development goals. Once operational, it is expected to revolutionize urban transport while preserving the state’s natural beauty. https://www.hindustantimes.com/lifestyle/travel/skyhigh-views-and-zero-traffic-sikkim-s-new-ropeway-will-change-how-you-explore-gangtok-101738919186929.html