India, Aug. 21 -- The Northeast continues to be a geographical, ecological and ethnographic curiosity even among seasoned travellers. For the slightly adventurous too: offbeat travel where you eat worms and nettle soup? Go to the Northeast.

When, in the new travel documentary series Voices of the Land, actor Gaurav Adarsh gets a whistle tune as his new name in Thingdol, a village of the Dima Hasao tribe in Cachar, Assam, or follows a group of women from the Sherdukpen tribe of Sheraton, Arunachal Pradesh, on an ethnobotany walk up a misty hill, the offbeat turns into spectacle - the ordinary turns spectacular.

Voices of the Land, which dropped on JioHotstar around the peak of this year's annihilating Assam floods, is a six-episode serie...