As travel lovers, we’ve always been curious about what lies beyond.

For some, it’s beyond borders. For others, beyond the mountains. But for us, it was always about what lies beyond everything, and what we found were ‘stories’.

Stories that connect people, that reflect the culture, the history, and the everyday life of a place.

Over the years, we’ve worked across different parts of Northeast India.

From the forests of Manas to the river island of Majuli, from the peaceful village of Shergaon to the hidden valley of Simong, what stayed with us weren’t just the views or landscapes, it was the people, the traditions, and the stories they shared.

These stories made us feel deeply connected to the land.

They reminded us that travel is not just about going to new places. It’s about understanding and respecting them.

As believers in responsible tourism, we’ve always felt that stories are one of the most powerful ways to protect cultures and support local communities.