Photo Of The Day – Life in Arunachal Pradesh

Tribes in Arunachal Pradesh live a very simple life, connected much to nature and sustainable practices. Seen above, a granary of an Adi tribesman. Related: Tribal tour of central Arunachal Pradesh is a great introduction […]

Photo of the Day – Land of the Headhunters

Nagaland, a tiny land of sixteen tribes, has ever since had a fascination with headhunting. Even two decades back, the forests of this India‘s hilly northeastern state stood witness to inter tribal rivalry. However, headhunting […]

Photo Of The Day: A Meyor House at Dong Village

Dong is a splendid village in Lohit District, Arunachal Pradesh, located a few miles away from the Chinese border, famous for being the easternmost human settlement of India, and to receive the country’s first sunrise. There are […]

Photo Of The Day – House Of A Himalayan Hunter

The charming Mismhi Tribe of Arunachal Pradesh have since ever been excellent hunters. They rule the mountains of the very eastern Himalayas, living in remote terrains which are blessed with nectar-full splendor. Today, hunting is […]

Seasons Greetings

From In search of Greener Pastures, Happy Holidays and wish you a bright new year! Below is the last photograph for this year (which after-all survived Armageddon). Taken at Mayodia Pass in Arunachal Pradesh in the […]

Photo Of The Day – Ancient Sword

A high priest displays an ancient 500 years old sword which belonged to an Ahom king, in Majuli Island. The mighty Ahom Dynasty ruled much of North-East India for six hundred years during the medieval ages. Related […]

Photo Of The Day – Tai-Phake Wasted Scooter

Saw this peculiar scooter lying wasted in Tai-Phake Eco-Tourism Camp in Tipam Village, Assam.  A great outdoorsy place to unwind and escape urban life. You can meet the Tai-Phake Tribe here or go exploring the […]

Photo Of The Day ~ The Living Root Bridges

It takes more than a hundred years to build this architectural marvel, which is found throughout the state of Meghalaya in India. Made entirely through the process of connecting the roots of a fig tree. […]

Photo Of the Day ~ A Simple Life in A Simple House

Believed to have migrated from the Shan Kingdom of Burma during the 18th century, the Tai Phake Tribe today occupy the banks of the Buri-Dihing River of Assam. The houses of the tribe are sustainable and […]