Trip Info
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Car
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2 & 3 Stars Hotels
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4633 metres
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Pune
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Year round
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Eco-Tour, Pilgrimage
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Breakfast
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English, Hindi
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Easy to Moderate
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4-15
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10
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65
Overview
Assam and Arunachal Pradesh together weave a Himalayan tapestry of culture, spirituality, and natural splendor, with Tawang, Bomdila, Dirang, and Bhalukpong forming the jewels of this circuit.
In Tawang, the majestic 17th-century Tawang Monastery—the largest in India—stands as a beacon of Buddhist faith, surrounded by snow-clad peaks, shimmering lakes, and war memorials that echo history. Descending to Bomdila, travelers find serenity in its monasteries, apple orchards, and sweeping views of the Eastern Himalayas. The charming town of Dirang offers hot springs, stone villages, and the picturesque Sangti Valley, where black-necked cranes migrate, making it a paradise for nature lovers. At the gateway to Arunachal, Bhalukpong welcomes visitors with river rafting on the Kameng, lush forests, and the Pakhui Wildlife Sanctuary, blending adventure with biodiversity. Together, these destinations create a journey that flows from spiritual heights to verdant valleys, offering travelers a rare mix of pilgrimage, adventure, and ecological wonder in India’s Northeast.
Trip Highlights
- Visit the grand Tawang Monastery, India’s largest Buddhist monastery.
- Explore serene lakes like Madhuri Lake and P.T. Tso.
- Pay respects at the Tawang War Memorial, dedicated to Indo-China war heroes.
- Experience snow-clad landscapes and vibrant Tibetan culture.
- Discover the peaceful Bomdila Monastery and enjoy panoramic Himalayan views.
- Stroll through apple orchards and local markets.
- Visit the Craft Centre & Ethnographic Museum showcasing tribal art and culture.
- Relax in natural hot springs and explore the quaint Dirang Dzong (fort).
- Wander through Sangti Valley, famous for migratory black-necked cranes.
- Enjoy village walks and traditional stone houses.
- Go river rafting and angling on the Kameng River.
- Explore the Pakhui (Pakke) Wildlife Sanctuary, rich in flora and fauna
- Perfect spot for camping, birdwatching, and adventure activities.
- Kamakhya Temple (Guwahati) – One of India’s most revered Shakti Peethas, rich in tantric traditions. -
- Kaziranga National Park – UNESCO World Heritage Site, famed for the one-horned rhinoceros, elephants, and migratory birds.
- Tea Gardens of Jorhat & Dibrugarh – Assam’s lush tea estates, offering plantation tours and tastings.
- River Cruises on the Brahmaputra – Sunset cruises with views of hills, tea gardens, and wildlife.
