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6 Nights 7 Days
Daily Tour
40 people
Assamese, English, Hindi
Arunachal Pradesh, sometimes known as the “Land of the Dawn-lit Mountains,” is India’s most distant state and the first Indian province to see the sun rise. This Arunachal tour includes some of the most beautiful scenery in all of India. If you enjoy exploring new places and can’t wait to learn more about the unknown, this is the place for you. You’ll undoubtedly be left with some of the most incredible memories as you return after you’ve been a movement, with devastating grief. Expect the unexpected in this 7-day Arunachal Tour package as you travel through this breathtaking region.
Our representative will meet you at the airport or railroad station and assist you. Continue to Nameri National Park. This is an elephant sanctuary. Other animals that call it home include the tiger, leopard, sambar, dhole (the Asiatic wild dog), pygmy hog, Indian wild bison, clouded leopard, leopard cat, muntjac, gaur, wild boar, sloth bear, Himalayan black bear, capped langur, and Indian giant squirrel. With almost 300 species, Nameri National Park is a birdwatcher's heaven. Nameri National Park is home to the white-winged wood duck, big pied hornbill, wreathed hornbill, rufous-necked hornbill, black stork, ibisbill, blue-bearded bee-eaters, babblers, plovers, and many other birds. Register at your hotel. Nature's trek to and from the Jia Bhoreli (Kameng River) You have the evening to yourself. Stay at a hotel for the night.
We depart in the morning for optional river rafting on the Jia Bhoreli (Kameng River) and/or jungle trekking (optional). Proceed to Dirang after breakfast. On the route, stop by the Orchid Research Center Tipi, an orchidarium with over 10,000 orchid plants of diverse genera and species. Arunachal Pradesh boasts the most orchids in the country. Continue your journey, and don't forget to have your cameras handy as you pass by stunning waterfalls and take in the scenery. Visit Nag Mandir on the way. Arrive at your hotel and check in. Visit the regional apple nursery, kiwi farm, hot water spring, Sangti Valley, and Dzong Fort after lunch. Stay at Dirang for the night.
Transfer to Tawang after breakfast. Visit a war cemetery en route. Continue driving until you reach Sela Pass at an elevation of 4170 m (13700 ft). It is well known for its high-altitude lakes and visual splendor. Continue your journey to the Jaswant Garh War Memorial, which honors the heroic Indian soldier Jaswant Singh Rawat. Nuranang Falls should be visited (Jang Falls). Arrive at the hotel and check in. Stay at Tawang for the night.
We have two options for the day after breakfast. We can visit Bum La Pass (the Indo-China Border), for which you must obtain a permit from the DC office in Tawang, Sangestar Lake (Madhuri Lake), and Pangateng Tso Lake on our own (P.Tso Lake). Please keep in mind that you will need to use a local taxi in Tawang on a cash basis to get to these locations because our cars are not permitted. Alternatively, you could go to Tawang Monastery (Namgey Lhatse), Singsor Ani Gompa, and the Tawang War Memorial. Please keep in mind that if you visit Bumla Pass and Madhuri Lake, you may not be able to see everything in a single day. Return to the hotel in the evening. Stay at Tawang for the night.
Transfer to Bomdila after breakfast. On arrival, check into the hotel. Visit the Bomdila Monastery, the Bomdila View Point, and the Apple Orchards. Bomdila provides a stunning panoramic view of the Himalayan landscape and snow-capped hills.
You can go to the local market in the evening. Stay in Bomdila for the night.
Transfer to Guwahati after breakfast. Register at your hotel. You can take a river cruise (direct payment) on the majestic River Brahmaputra in the evening. You might also go to the neighborhood market. Assam is famous for its Assam Silk, especially Golden Muga Silk, as well as Assam Tea, Bamboo, and Cane Products. Stay in Guwahati for the night.
check out of the hotel after breakfast. As time allows, we may visit the Kamakhya Temple and other temples in Guwahati, including the Purva Tirupati Shri Balaji Temple, Sukreswar Temple, Navagraha Temple, Umananda Temple on Peacock Island, the world's smallest inhabited river island, the Assam State Museum, Dighali Pukhuri (Lake), State Zoo, Botanical Garden, Planetarium, and the Assam State Emporiums. Transfer to the Guwahati airport or railway station for your next adventure.
The best time to visit Bomdila is from April to October, when the weather is cool and pleasant. Bomdila experiences summers in June, although the weather remains pleasant and the extreme temperature does not exceed 30 degrees Celsius. The primary rainy season is between the middle of July and September; however, the town gets rain all year.
Tezpur, Assam, has the closest airport to Bomdila. It is recommended to arrive at Tezpur first (by bus, train, or air) and then drive to Bomdila. The road leading to Bomdila is not well maintained and is in poor shape in several places. The trip takes roughly 6 hours unless there is an avalanche, in which case it takes longer. You can take a cab, share a cab, or take the bus.
While bed and breakfasts, resorts, and lodges all serve food, the options for eating out are somewhat restricted. You can simply select from a number of Dhabas and native food outlets in the main market area. Aside from these, the few restaurants in the area serve Indian, Chinese, and Continental cuisine. The typical North Eastern/Tibetan cuisine is available here. Momos, thumpas, noodles, and soups are the major dishes and may be found in a variety of restaurants.
Bomdila is the ideal long weekend location for anyone looking to get away from the crowds and spend some time in the lap of nature. This is the finest journey's conclusion for people looking for adventure and escapade, as Bomdila offers more than a few hiking and climbing treks and paths.
Tawang is best visited between March and September. Tawang is a great place to visit in the summer and for much of the wet season, but it's a freezing place in the winter. The summer months are pleasant, and the rainy season is rather cold. In the winter, however, the temperature lowers to 1-3 degrees Celsius, and a snowstorm may disrupt the convenience.
The months of November through April are considered the finest months to visit the park because the weather is mildly cool.
Arunachal Pradesh is a fast-paced excursion. It takes at least 5 to 6 hours in a car to travel from one location to another. As a result, if you have children, you might consider visiting alternative sites with a simpler agenda.
There are a few spots where you can stop driving. Because the roads are dangerous, try not to stop anywhere on the road.
Yes, identification is required when visiting Arunachal Pradesh. You may be required to present it at each military checkpoint along the trip.
You can get to Tawang by private car from Arunachal Pradesh. For security concerns, you must charter a local, robust automobile to visit Bumla Pass.
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