The land of the dawn-lit mountains — Himalayan monasteries, valleys and tribal cultures.
Arunachal Pradesh is India largest frontier state — bordering China, Bhutan and Myanmar. An Inner Line Permit (ILP) is mandatory for all visitors, and Protected Area Permits (PAP) are required for certain zones. We manage all permit documentation for your groups. The state offers some of the most dramatic Himalayan landscapes in South Asia, from the high-altitude Tawang Monastery to the lush Ziro Valley.
One of the world largest Buddhist monasteries, at 3,048 metres in the Himalayas.
UNESCO tentative heritage site — home to the Apatani tribe and the Ziro Music Festival.
A high-altitude mountain pass at 4,170 metres en route to Tawang.
Apple orchards, hot springs and the Dirang Dzong — a scenic stopover to Tawang.
Gateway to the Siang valley — rafting on the Siang river and tribal village visits.
A scenic hill town with Buddhist monasteries and panoramic Himalayan views.