Overview
Embark on a breathtaking 6-day expedition into the Land of the Dawn-Lit Mountains with our Arunachal Trip 2 package. Starting from Guwahati, this scenic journey takes you through the lush Himalayan foothills of Dirang to the majestic, snow-clad heights of Sela Pass. Discover the spiritual heart of Tawang, home to India’s largest Buddhist monastery, and experience a thrilling high-altitude excursion to Madhuri Lake and the Indo-China border at Bum La. Marvel at the spectacular Nuranang Waterfalls and explore peaceful Bomdila before returning. Complete with premium accommodations and permits, this tour promises an unforgettable Eastern Himalayan adventure.
Inclusions
- 24×7 customer service executive.
- 05 nights of accommodation in mentioned or similar hotel.
- Daily breakfast except on the day of arrival.
- All transfers and sightseeing by using above mentioned vehicle on point to point basis as per the itinerary. (Not on disposal)
- Inner Line Permit for Arunachal Pradesh.
- Complimentary use of vehicle for Shopping at Paltan Bazar.
- Driver’s Allowance, Fuel Charges, Toll Taxes, Parking Charges
Itinerary
Embark on a magnificent 6-day expedition connecting the lush plains of Assam with the high-altitude wonders of Arunachal Pradesh. Starting from Guwahati, your journey ascends into the Himalayan foothills to the scenic valley of Dirang. The adventure peaks as you cross the majestic Sela Pass to reach the spiritual town of Tawang, home to India's largest Buddhist monastery. Experience a thrilling high-altitude excursion to Madhuri Lake and the Indo-China border at Bum La Pass. Conclude your mountain odyssey by witnessing the spectacular Nuranang Waterfalls and the peaceful monasteries of Bomdila before returning to Guwahati with unforgettable memories.
Day 1: Arrival in Guwahati & Drive to Dirangclose
Ascend into the Himalayan foothills of Arunachal
Day 2: Dirang to Tawang via Sela Passclose
Traverse high-altitude passes and alpine lakes
Day 3: Tawang Local Sightseeingclose
Explore ancient monasteries and war memorials
Day 4: Bum La Pass & Madhuri Lake Excursionclose
Discover high-altitude lakes and the Indo-China border
Day 5: Tawang to Bomdilaclose
Witness majestic waterfalls and serene monasteries
Day 6: Bomdila to Guwahati Departureclose
Bid farewell to the Land of the Dawn-Lit Mountains
Gallery
Gaze upon the raw, majestic beauty of Arunachal Pradesh through our gallery. Marvel at the snow-draped peaks surrounding the frozen expanse of Sela Lake and the vibrant prayer flags fluttering at 13,700 feet. Capture the breathtaking, plunging cascades of Nuranang Waterfalls and the tranquil, reflective waters of Madhuri Lake. Witness the grand, golden Buddha statues inside India’s largest Buddhist sanctuary, the Tawang Monastery, and take in the sweeping panoramic vistas from the peaceful courtyards of Bomdila Monastery and Dirang Valley.
Exclusions
- Any Airfare/Train fare
- Any Safari.
- Meals other than mentioned above.
- Entry to the monuments.
- Any optional sightseeing or Activity.
- Telephone bill, Laundry, personal expenses.
- Anything not mentioned in “Inclusion”
Important Notes
Important Notes Description:
- Indian nationals must carry a valid government-issued photo ID (Passport, Voter ID, or Aadhaar) and passport-size photographs for Arunachal Pradesh Inner Line Permits (ILP).
- The Bum La Pass excursion is strictly subject to Indian Army clearance and weather conditions; a local tourist taxi must be hired at an additional cost.
- Foreign nationals require a Protected Area Permit (PAP) which involves additional processing time and restrictions.
- Overland travel involves long drives on winding mountain roads; itinerary adjustments may occur for safety.
Essential trip
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Pack heavy woolens, thermal innerwear, windproof jackets, gloves, and sturdy walking shoes, as temperatures at Sela Pass, Tawang, and Bum La drop significantly, often below freezing. Bring essential moisturizers, lip balm, sunblock, and personal medications, including motion sickness tablets for the winding mountain roads. Carry sufficient cash, as ATMs and digital payment networks can be highly unreliable in remote areas of Arunachal Pradesh. Due to extreme high altitudes exceeding 13,000 feet, walk slowly, stay well-hydrated, and acclimatize properly. A moderate to high level of physical fitness is recommended.
