Guwahati: During 2025, tourism across the North-Eastern Region (NER) of India varied significantly among the eight states in terms of both domestic and foreign visits:
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Assam led the region by a massive margin in domestic tourism, recording 9,055,943 Domestic Tourist Visits (DTVs) alongside 33,858 Foreign Tourist Visits (FTVs).
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Sikkim was the premier destination for international travelers, welcoming the highest number of foreign visitors at 68,992 FTVs, while also securing 1,654,838 DTVs.
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Meghalaya drew substantial national interest, registering 1,848,239 DTVs and 7,116 FTVs.
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Arunachal Pradesh hosted 913,383 domestic visitors and 4,582 foreign tourists.
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Mizoram saw 828,223 DTVs and a notable international turnout of 11,484 FTVs.
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Tripura attracted 681,103 domestic tourists and recorded a strong foreign presence with 27,320 FTVs.
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Nagaland recorded 127,428 DTVs and 5,425 FTVs.
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Manipur logged the lowest numbers in the region, receiving 25,281 DTVs and 2,892 FTVs.