ONE MONTH OF MYSTERY OF NORTH EAST

Hello readers,
It has been a month now for our Project MYSTERY OF NORTH EAST.
So far we have been mostly focused on our Facebook page and we did get a satisfying result for that. We are uploading a new video every week. Follow our page to get the notifications.
We purchased a domain, and ow making our website, you can visit our under construction website at www.mysteryofnortheast.in.
We uploaded some videos on our YouTube Channel.
We started our twitter account, soon we will be active on it.
We also started our Instagram account.

Results till now from Facebook:

Likes: 722
Followers: 744
Page Reach: 62,000+
Videos uploaded: 5
Video Views: 14,000+
Our most successful post yet is the video "Mystery Of Jatinga".
Also uploaded on Youtube

YouTube:
Subscribers: 21
Videos: 2
Views:21

This month we will be pushing mostly on our website and youtube channel.
Keep supporting us so that we can be fully operational soon and start giving you services and make your travel to the North East memorable.
Stay with #MysteryOfNorthEast.

Thanks for reading and supporting,
Tridip| Samim| Alka

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UMANANDA

Located in between the mighty river the Brahmaputra in a Peacock island, Umananda Temple is just opposite side of the famous Kachari Ghat in Guwahati, Assam. This shiv temple was built by the famous Ahom King Gadadhar Singha (1681 - 1696) , who was the husband of Sati Joymati a great devout of Shaivite. The original temple was however immensely damaged by a devastating earthquake of 1897. Later, it was reconstructed by a rich local merchant who chose to inscribe the interior part of a Siva temple with Vaisnavite slogans. Source In Assamese "Uma" means Hindu goddess Parvati, the wife of Shiva; and "Ananda" means happiness which is also known as the smallest inhabited riverine island in the world. This is one of the most visited temples in Assam which is devoted to Lord Shiva. According to the ancient Hindu texts Kalika Purana, lord Siva is said to have resided here in the form of Bhayananda. In the beginning of the creation, Siva sprinkled ashe...

REGIONAL DISHES OF NORTH EAST INDIA

Iromba from Manipur: This Iromba dish serves as snacks as well as the main dish. Iromba is good for health as it is a nutritious dish. Its flavors may vary according to the season as seasonal vegetables and also vary due to locally available species. There are two versions of Iromba: one is Tokningkok garnishing and the other one is Mayang Maton Garnish. The most common ingredients used in this dish are fermented fish, finely chopped vegetables and fiery red chilly. Thupka from Arunachal Pradesh and Sikkim: Thupka is the most popular of all North Eastern dishes in India. This dish is basically originating from the hilly Tibetan terrains. This warm and nutritious dish has a noodle base and is the perfect winter dish. Thupka, itself has many variants and can be found in vegetarian and non-vegetarian versions. Shallow fried Chicken /Pork/Mutton is the meat base for this dish while onions, finely shredded ginger, garlic pods...

MYSTERY OF JATINGA

Last week we released this video on the Mysterious phenomenon of birds committing suicide in JATINGA. Here we have written a bit about this mystery. Commonly known as the valley of death for birds, Jatinga is a small village on a ridge, is located in Dima Hasao district (DHD), in the state Assam. The place has damsel like beauty with scenic mountains surrounding it. It is famous for The Bird Suicide Mystery. Not only the Migratory birds, but the local birds also do similar things here in Jatinga. It's a natural phenomenon nobody has been able to explain. But Jatinga's mysterious annual event of migratory birds committing mass suicide has now attracted the eyes of many scientists. Over the last 100 years, thousands of birds have flown to their death over this small strip of land. In a town of only 2,500 people, this bizarre Bermuda Triangle of foul death remains largely unexplained, despite studies by India’s most prestigious ornithologists. ...

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