Arunachal Pradesh, often referred to as the "Land of the Dawn-lit Mountains," stands as India's most secluded state and the first to embrace the rising sun. Nestled in the northeastern corner of India, bordering China, Bhutan, and Burma (Myanmar), this breathtaking land boasts a rich variety of flora and fauna sure to captivate any traveler. Its dense forests harbor over 500 rare orchid species, while misty hills, sparkling rivers, and cascading waterfalls enhance its natural allure. Arunachal Pradesh finds mention in ancient texts like the Kalika Purana and the revered Hindu epic Mahabharata, believed to be the abode of the Prabhu Mountains according to the Puranas.
Legend has it that Arunachal Pradesh witnessed King Bhishmaka establishing his kingdom, Sage Parshuram absolving his sins, Sage Vyasa meditating, and Lord Krishna marrying Rukmini. Throughout history, Arunachal Pradesh has been ruled by mighty dynasties, leaving behind a legacy of historical monuments and archaeological ruins.
Embark on a revealing journey through one of the world's last thriving natural paradises, offering a glimpse into the remote lifestyles and cultures of its people. Traverse picturesque towns, exchanging greetings with the hospitable locals amidst stunning natural vistas. Let the warmth and grace of the Monpa people, known for their kindness, industriousness, and reverence for nature, leave a lasting impression and provide insights into the teachings of Lord Buddha. Whether soaking in natural hot springs or crossing the exhilarating suspension bridge over the mighty Tawang River, the experiences offered by nature in Monpa surpass imagination. Embrace the tranquility of nature's haven, nestled within the embrace of the Himalayas, and leave your worries behind as you embark on this extraordinary journey.
Short itinerary for Arunachal Pradesh Backpacking Tour:
Day 1 : Enter the Gateway to North East India
Day 2 : Enjoy the Splendor of Sangti Valley
Day 3 : Dirang Sightseeing With Mandala Top
Day 4 : Drive up one of the highest motorable roads in the world
Day 5 : Visit the oldest nunnery and ancient monasteries
Day 6 : Feel Patriotism at the Indo-China Border and take a dip in Sangetsar Tso and other high altitude lakes
Day 7 : Get Low, Down to Bomdila, Home to a magnificent monastery
Day 8 : Drive back to Guwahati
