Arunachal Discovery

Today we visit the Mahabhairab Temple – one of the oldest temples in Assam dedicated to Lord Shiva. Later, we proceed to Dirang – a quaint valley town in Arunachal Pradesh.
En route, we take a photo stop at the majestic Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Statue.

Today we visit the beautiful Bomdila Monastery surrounded by lush landscapes. We then proceed to Tawang – one of the most scenic and culturally rich destinations in Arunachal Pradesh.
On our way, we pass through Sela Pass – located at 13,700 feet, offering mesmerizing views of the snow-capped peaks, and Sela Lake – also known as Paradise Lake.
We then visit Jaswant Garh Indo-China War Memorial – dedicated to the brave soldier Jaswant Singh Rawat.

Today early morning, we proceed to Bum La Pass (subject to permission from the Indian Army and weather conditions) – a significant Indo-China border post located at 15,200 ft above sea level.
Later, we visit the stunning P.T. Tso Lake (Peng Teng Tso) and the serene Shungatser Lake – popularly known as Madhuri Lake, named after the actress Madhuri Dixit, as it featured in the Bollywood movie Koyla.
In the evening, we visit the Tawang War Memorial and enjoy the patriotic Sound and Light Show – an experience that stirs every Indian’s heart.

Today we explore Tawang’s spiritual and cultural landmarks. We begin with Tawang Monastery – the second-largest monastery in the world and a center of Mahayana Buddhism.
We then visit Ani Gompa – a unique monastery run by nuns, followed by the Grand Buddha Statue and temple.

Today we begin our return journey and proceed to Bomdila. En route, we halt at the breathtaking Nuranang Falls at Jang – one of Arunachal's most spectacular waterfalls, offering a majestic view and a refreshing break.

Today we proceed to Itanagar – the capital city of Arunachal Pradesh. En route, enjoy the changing landscapes of the Eastern Himalayas.

Today we proceed on a full-day excursion to Ziro – a picturesque valley and the homeland of the Apatani tribe. Surrounded by pine-clad hills, Ziro is known for its unique paddy-cum-fish cultivation.
En route, we enjoy scenic views at Potin Dam and visit Tago Nyishi village. In Ziro, we explore the traditional Apatani villages – Dibbo, Hija, Bulla, Hari, and Hong (Asia’s second largest and most organised tribal village). Here, we get a glimpse of the Apatani way of life – famous for tattooed faces, blackened teeth, and the distinct nose plugs worn by the women.
We return to Itanagar by evening.

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