Significant facts of Northeast India can change the mindset of people

Northeastern states of India are collectively known as the 'Seven Sisters' which was named in 1972. The Seven Sisters comprise Assam, Arunachal Pradesh, Mizoram, Meghalaya, Manipur, Nagaland and Tripura, with the addition of Sikkim as the 8th state in 1975. All the states have their unique and awe-inspiring facts. Northeastern states have vibrant cultural heritage, the powerhouse of natural resources, full of diversity, astounding architecture, picturesque landscapes, multi-colored festivals and many more. We hope the listed lesser known facts can change the mindset of the people.
North-Eastern part of India is a "Dowry Free Zone"

Keibul Lamjao National Park is the only floating park in the world. The park is floating on the surface of 'Loktak Lake' which is the largest freshwater lake in India. A popular folk form of wrestling known as Mukna is also originated from Manipur.

The unique and famous flower 'Shirui or Siroi Lily' is not found anywhere except in Shirui Kashung in Ukhrul district, Manipur. Manipur literally means 'the Jeweled land' is the birthplace of Pulo (presently called Polo). The Imphal Polo Ground is the oldest polo ground in the world which is also in the state, Manipur.

The largest state in the Northeast, Arunachal Pradesh is also known as "The land of the Rising Sun".

Asia's biggest market run by only women, Ima Keithel is 500 years old, is in Manipur. This market is the prominent example of perseverance of Manipuri women in the society. Ras Lila, a spectacular form of classical dance is also from the state.

Sangai, an endemic and endangered subspecies of brow-antlered deer is found only in Manipur, is also the state animal of Manipur.