If you are seeking to step into a world of extraordinary beauty and discover experiences found nowhere else on earth, Arunachal Pradesh is the place for you. This package offers you a tour to different parts of Arunachal Pradesh and lets you experience the local way of life and activities.

Arunachal Pradesh is a small state tucked away in the northeast corner of India. The most enthralling moment is going in a ferry towards the Siang and Lohit rivers, crossing the Brahmaputra river. This package offers a tour to Dying Ering Wildlife Sanctuary that is spread over a cluster of river islands.

Arunachal Pradesh is a beautiful but unexplored land. With grand mountains, tranquil lakes, and unexplored passes, this terrain is perfect for hikers and outdoor enthusiasts. Arunachal Pradesh abounds in interesting flora and fauna and is known as the Orchid State of India. Come and discover this wonderful state with this package.

Nature has indeed been exceptionally kind to Arunachal Pradesh. The state has five different forest types and a sixth type of secondary forests – tropical forests, subtropical forests, pine forests, temperate forests, and alpine forests. Arunachal Pradesh is a treat to nature enthusiasts and botanists and this package lets you explore the beauty of this state from town to town.

Ziro valley is home to the Apatani tribe, one of the most friendly and hospitable people. Their love for music as well as that of the majority of northeast Indian people is well known. The Ziro Festival, widely known to be one of the greatest outdoor festivals in India, is being held here in September. Celebrated with much fervor and energy, the festival showcases the musical talent of some amazing artists of northeast India. Ziro Festival is guaranteed to leave you with cherishing memories and many more reasons to come back again with redoubled energy.

Explore Arunachal with this tour package as you visit the townds of Dirang, Tawang and Bomdila. Immerse yourself in the serenity of Buddhist monasteries and learn more about orchids from this region. Visit the famous Sela Pass and Sela Lake as well as the second largest Monastery in the world and largest in India, Tawang Monastery

Visit monasteries and lakes. Get to see wild orchids from this region of North East India. Explore the mesmerizing mountains and landscapes of Arunachal Pradesh coupled with an adventurous excursion into the wild at Kaziranga National park, Assam

On this tour experience the remote states of Arunachal Pradesh with its vibrant Buddhist and tribal culture and wildlife along with the taste of tea from the gardens of Assam.

Mishmi Hills is a very popular birding area but less known to the people outside of the northeast. There are about 6000 plant species, 100 mammal species and about 680 bird species. There are also a large number of butterflies and other insects. Temperate conifers, sub-alpine woody shrubs, alpine meadows, bamboos and grasslands are found in this region. Tiger, common leopard, clouded leopard, snow leopard, golden cat, jungle cat, marbled cat and the leopard cat are found.

This package takes you to the wetlands and forests of Northeast India which are home to a variety of magnificent birds such as Hornbills, Snowy Throated Babbler, Bengal Florican, Himalayan Griffon, Black-Breasted Parrotbill, and Blyth's Tragopan.                                                                                                                         

Cycling through the land of Apatani, Miri’s and Galo’s in the central Arunachal Pradesh, one of the best ways to experience the diverse tribal Culture of the land of dawn lit Mountains.

The Subansiri River or the “gold river” is the one of the biggest tributary of the mighty Brahmaputra River. It descends through verdant rainforests in the tribal state of Arunachal Pradesh, draining the waters beyond the Great Himalayan Range from Tsona Dzong up to the Great Bend of the Tsangpo in Tibet. It slices through the Eastern Himalayas to flow into India at Asaphila at the border, and then on through the rugged isolated hinterlands of Arunachal Pradesh before joining the mighty Brahmaputra at the mystic confluence of Majuli, the largest inhabited river island in the world.

Arunachal Pradesh literary translates to “The land of the rising Sun” is also called “The Land of the Dawn lit Mountains’’ is one of the most beautiful places on this earth. It is a paradise that nestles in the north – eastern corner of India with its diverse ethnic tribal culture, natural beauty and pristine forests.

Upper & Lower Subansiri is an administrative district in the state of Arunachal Pradesh in India. In this package you will get to see and visit different villages. Scenic views of Ziro Valley and Tarin fish farm where you will get to see large number of fish breeding. You will also get to witness the Apatani culture through this package.  

The name of Tawang is believed to have derived its name from the grandiose of Tawang Monastery perched on the edge of the ridge running along the western part of Tawang Township. As legend goes his holiness the Mera Lama Lodre Gyatso, named it as it was chosen by his wandering horse - “TA” means Horse and “Wang” means Chosen. 

The name of Tawang is believed to have derived its name from the grandiose of Tawang Monastery perched on the edge of the ridge running along the western part of Tawang Township. As the legend goes, his holiness the Mera Lama Lodre Gyatso, named it as it was chosen by his wandering horse - “TA” means Horse and “Wang” means Chosen. 

Majuli is one of the largest inhabited mid river deltaic islands. It is located in the upper reaches of the river Brahmaputra. It is a fact that Majuli was created as a result of periodical natural changes in the course of the river Brahmaputra caused by frequent major earthquakes in different times as well as high floods.

Arunachal Pradesh the land of Dawn lit mountains also have the gentle rolling hill with its pristine forest and mountain valleys. From Seppa in the East Kameng to Itanagar the Capital of Arunachal experience the mountains and Jungles of Arunachal.

The lesser known destination of Rupa Village in Arunachal has quite a lot to offer from the Tribal traditions to Buddhist monasteries of different sects along with pristine nature with hills and river valleys.

Four days of songs, art and adventure in a faraway land in the village of Dambuk, located on the banks of Brahmaputra river (Siyang River) in Arunachal Pradesh.

The small town of Bomdila is perched amongst the panoramic settings of the lofty ranges of the eastern Himalayas. It is a remote destination, and like few other Indian towns, it has escaped the virtual tourist invasion in recent times. Bomdila is known for its scenic environs along with its Buddhist monasteries and apple orchids. It also attracts the adventure seeker with its numerous trekking trails.

The three valleys namely Pakke, Pappu and Passa Valleys are worth seeing from the road top. The meandering rivers make them more beautiful. On both the banks of the rivers paddy fields are grown. Lumdung (Passa) is famous for migratory birds during winter season. During summer season the valleys become green with natural beauty.

Dense virgin forests, spectacular snow capped mountains, gushing rivers cutting deep gorges; few other places in the world come close to the raw, rugged beauty of Arunachal Pradesh. Riding on a bike through this part of Arunachal Pradesh is definitely a must do.

The Dri River valley trek is a break from the usual fare that is on offer in the Mishimi Hills. Unlike other routes in this area, this particular trek involves minimal climbing and is marked by well defined trails. Here we will follow the course of Dri river – one of the major rivers in the Dibang valley.

Pasighat is the headquarter of East Siang district in the Indian state of Arunachal Pradesh. Situated at the eastern foothills of the Himalayas at 155 meters above mean sea level, Pasighat is Arunachal's oldest town.

Pangsau Pass at 3,727 feet in altitude, lies on the crest of the Patkai Hills on the India-Burma border and offers one of the easiest routes into Burma from the Assam plains. A 3 day festival takes place during the month of January, transcend geographical frontiers revealing the enigma of amazing Arunachal, mesmerizing Myanmar tribes of the region.

Roing is the district headquarter of Lower Dibang Valley district in the Indian state of Arunachal Pradesh. It is the last major township at the north-eastern frontier of India.

Arunachal is called the land of the Dawn Lit Mountains for the reason the first sun rays hit the Indian land in this state. Dong valley in eastern most part of Arunachal gets the first Sunrays. Experience the thrill of catching the first sunrays in India which almost an hour before rest of the country.

One of the best 2 day’s weekend rafting & camping program on the Kameng River near Balukpong. Experience the beauty of the outdoors from a fresh perspective with an opportunity to see geometric columnar basalt, wildflowers, bald eagles, and Rocky Mountain Bighorn Sheep, to name a few.