Eastern India boasts nearly 685 tribes, many of which hold recognized status among existing tribal societies. This region offers a unique and diverse experience, with each of the northeastern states presenting distinct differences in cuisine, customs, rituals, ways of living, and traditional attire. Notable tribes in the North East include Adis, Apatanis, Angami, Ao, Rengma, Nyishi, Garo, Khasi, Jaintias, Bhutias, Lepchas, Nepalese, Riang, Trippera, and Tripuri. Each tribe is distinguished by its clothing, jewelry, and traditional dances. Socially, these communities follow various lineage systems, including matriarchal, patrilineal, and patri-matrilineal societies. With unique festivals, dialects, and languages, these tribes predominantly adhere to Christianity, while Buddhism and Hinduism also find followers in certain parts of the North East. The multitude of tribes contributes to the region’s distinctive charm, offering an unparalleled opportunity to take a break and immerse oneself in their way of life, embracing traditions and participating in festivities like the “Hornbill Festival” in Nagaland or “Losar” in Sikkim for a truly unforgettable experience.