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9 Nights 10 Days
Daily Tour
40 people
Assamese, Bengali, English, Hindi
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We take you to one of Northeast India’s lesser-known regions. Arunachal Pradesh is responsible for the eastern portion of the region that separates Tibet and Myanmar. This is a land of massive rivers, endless forests, and a ring of hills that climbs ever higher until it reaches snowy peaks on the Chinese border. This region is home to both Theravada Buddhist tribes in the plains and Animist tribes in the hills.
Explore Arunachal Pradesh’s cultural heritage and tribal villages during your vacation. These tribes have lived in this south Indian state for a long time and strictly adhere to their customs and traditions. This well-planned 10-day Eastern Arunachal Cultural-Tribal Tour includes stops in Delhi, Kolkata, Dibrugarh, Roing, Tezu, Hayulaing, Miao, and Deban. Throughout the tour, you will encounter fascinating experiences and learn about the incredible past that some tourist attractions reflect. We include stays, meals, transfers, and sightseeing in this tour package, so you will have a hassle-free travel experience.
Please keep in mind that this is just an example of a possible itinerary. We design vacations to meet your specific requirements. Please contact us if you require any changes so that we can tailor a holiday to your specific needs for an unforgettable India tour.
Meet our tour representative when you arrive in Dibrugarh so they can help you with the easy transfer to the accommodation. Check into your hotel upon arrival, get ready, and then relax. In the evening, you will eat dinner at your hotel before retiring to your cosy bed. Continue to sleep in Dibrugarh.
After breakfast, drive to the ferry dock to cross the Brahmaputra, a powerful river. The local market can be explored for free this evening. You are free to independently explore the area. You eat dinner in the evening before retiring to bed in the hotel or circuit house for the night.
The entire third day is devoted to visiting the tribal settlements of the Idu people, including Kunino, Abali, and Abango. These communities are the epitome of community cohesiveness and social ties. On this day, you will discover lovely locations and make lifelong memories. After visiting the attraction, you'll return to your hotel for a delectable meal and spend the night in the Roing.
In the morning, get up and shine so you can enjoy a wonderful and fresh breakfast in your accommodation. Next, you'll head in the direction of Tezu. You will stop at the Digaru Tribal Village en route to learn about the customs and traditions. Visit the neighbourhood market and the Tibetan Self Help Center in the evening. After that, you will get to your reserved hotel in Tezu where you will eat dinner and spend the night.
Early in the morning, eat a delicious breakfast in your accommodation. You leave your supper afterward and travel to Hayuliang. You will stop at the Digaru Tribal Village en route. You will go through the check-in procedure once you arrive in Hayuling and relax in your prepared room. Then, enjoy a delectable dinner at the hotel before retiring to bed for a restful night.
Have a hearty meal while taking in the fresh morning air from your accommodation. Once finished, you check out of the motel and drive to Miao. You will stop in at Khamti and Singhpo, two tribal communities along the way. After there, you will continue travelling in the direction of Miao until you reach one of the hotels we have selected. After checking in, take a little nap before enjoying your delectable meal.
You may expect a wild ride on this day of your Eastern Arunachal Tribal Tour. After breakfast, depart towards the Namdapha National Park by vehicle. After that, enjoy hiking along the Noa-Dihino in Deban and watching birds. Last but not least, spend the night in the Forest Rest House.
You'll hear a bird chirping and see the sun rising as you wake up. After that, get dressed and eat breakfast. After eating, begin your day with a trip to Haldibhari camp and a ride on a local boat. Return later and enjoy your delectable tea at Deban. After that, spend a night at the Forest Rest House.
starts your day off with a crisp breakfast and a fresh attitude. When you're done, you'll check out of your Forest Rest accommodation and be driven to Dibrugarh. When you get to the hotel you had reserved in advance, check in as normal and sit up straight. Enjoy your delicious dinner in your room later, followed by a comfortable night's sleep.
The last day of your tour starts with a tasty breakfast. Next, you will be transferred to the airport to board a flight to Delhi/Kolkata.
The cultures of Arunachal Pradesh provide enormous potential for promoting tourism. Arunachal Pradesh's handicrafts, traditional dance, fairs, and festivals often draw large crowds of visitors. This essay aims to highlight Arunachal Pradesh's potential as a destination for cultural tourists.
Adi, Galo, Aka, Apatani, Nyishi, Tagins, Bori, and Bokar are some of the significant tribes in Arunachal Pradesh. Arunachal Pradesh includes 26 major tribes, including sub-tribes, making the state's culture incredibly diverse. Every tribe has its own distinct set of customs and traditions.
Arunachal Pradesh is a region that is incredibly rich in anthropological diversity and is home to various indigenous ethnic groups. In general, there are three cultural subgroups. The first are the Mahayana Buddhist Monpas and Sherdukpen of Tawang and West Kameng districts.
One of the most well-known tribes in Arunachal Pradesh is the Adis. They came from Tibet and now reside in the East Siang, Upper Siang, West Siang, Lower Dibang Valley, and Lohit areas.
Arunachal Pradesh, a state in northeastern India, is renowned for its untouched beauty and its verdant forests. Also known as the Land of the Rising Sun, this state! You can therefore engage in a variety of different activities, such as river rafting and paragliding.
Together with fish, beef (Lukter), and numerous green vegetables, rice is a staple diet. There are numerous rice kinds. The most popular and often used vegetable is lettuce, which is made by boiling it with ginger, coriander, green chilies, and a little salt.
In Arunachal, the two main foods are rice and beef. The traditional foods that are consumed by people are momos, thukpa, and boiled rice cakes. The dish is often light and uses less spices. Local groups make a variety of rice beers, including Apang, which is made by fermenting millet and rice.
Pradesh, Arunachal Arunachal Pradesh's traditional breakfast consists of butter tea made with yak milk and khura, a pancake made with buckwheat flour. Khura is traditionally prepared using buckwheat, Chang, water, and salt, then baked in a clay kiln.
Also, one should not overlook the city's bakeries' purportedly speciality brown bread. The other well-liked foods are Momos, Thukpa, boiling rice cakes, and more. Furthermore, Indian, Continental, Chinese, and Punjabi cuisine are also available at these eateries.
The primary festivals in Arunachal Pradesh include the Losar Festival, the Solung Festival, the Dree Festival, and the Chalo-Loku Festival. Many tribes with unique cultures and customs are found in Arunachal Pradesh. Their culture is influenced by Tibet and Myanmar.
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