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    Meera Sheik
    Visiting Northeast India in July is a mix of beauty and challenges due to the monsoon. Here’s what you need to know: weather: expect heavy rainfall, landslides in hilly areas, and lush greenery. temperatures range from 15°c to 30°c depending on the region. best places to visit: - meghalaya – cherrapunji, mawlynnong, and shillong are stunning with waterfalls in full flow. - assam – kaziranga national park (if open), majuli island, and tea estates. - arunachal pradesh – ziro valley is scenic, but road conditions may be tricky. - nagaland – mokokchung and dzukou valley are beautiful, but be cautious of muddy trails. places to avoid: - sikkim and arunachal's high-altitude areas due to landslides and roadblocks. - remote regions with poor connectivity. how to prepare: - carry rain gear, waterproof shoes, and quick-dry clothes. - check road conditions before travel. - opt for local transport instead of self-driving due to slippery roads. - keep buffer days in your itinerary for weather-related delays. what to expect: - vibrant green landscapes, waterfalls at their best, and fewer crowds. - possible travel disruptions due to landslides and heavy rains. advice: if you enjoy monsoon beauty and don’t mind occasional disruptions, it’s a great time to visit. if you prefer stable weather, plan for october to april instead.
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