Arunachal Pradesh Adventure Tour Packages

Arunachal Pradesh is referred to as the best adventure state of India because the activities it provides to its visitors are not possible to find in any part of India. Since Arunachal is a mountainous region it offers its visitors activities like trekking, river rafting, rock climbing, boating, mountain biking and lots more. In Arunachal there is no end of thrill activities, because every time you are going to indulge yourself in activities like trekking & hiking. You can book a customised tour package with Travenjo if you want apart from regular packages. Arunachal belongs to the seven sisters state in the north eastern region of India. It provides an excellent heat intensity throughout the year and helps its visitors to boost their adrenaline by performing activities. If you love thrill activities then you must try our adventure tour packages of Arunachal, as it will assist you to relax your body and mind by escaping in the hilly quarters of Arunachal pradesh. Arunachal Pradesh is nestled in the lap of nature which attracts lots of tourists throughout the year. If you want to perform each and every activity that Arunachal offers for its visitors then you must visit this orchid state in the hottest months of the year. Because during the summer season you can easily perform activities like river rafting, trekking, mountain biking and many more. One can also explore some of its finest sites like Sessa Orchid Sanctuary, Namdapha National park, Sela pass, Ziro valley etc. But if you are a snow sports lover then you must visit this unbelievable state during the wettest months of the year. During this time visitors can perform skiing and hiking activities. Visiting this state in the wettest months of the year provides a feeling that you have reached a slice of paradise.

Places to visit during Arunachal Pradesh Adventure Tour

Tawang

Known for its several significant and stunning monasteries, it is situated at a height of roughly 3048 meters. It is also well-known for being the birthplace of Tsangyang Gyatso, the sixth Dalai Lama. The stunning scenery in Tawang, which is also pronounced Dawang, will make your journey a memorable one. However, the area’s significance to Buddhist monks is what starts to define it. Monasteries may be found in Tawang, with the Tawang Monastery being the most well-known and revered by Buddhists. Tawang is a spot that would charm you with its unadulterated natural beauty draped in the aroma of religion.

Ziro Valley

Ziro, the birthplace of a distinctive ethnic group and a pleasant environment, is a haven for peace seekers. The Apa Tani tribe calls Ziro, an adorable ancient town in Arunachal Pradesh, home. Ziro is also known for its pine hills and rice farms. The Apa Tani tribe calls Ziro, an adorable ancient town in Arunachal Pradesh, home. Ziro is also known for its pine hills and rice farms. Ziro has a pleasant year-round climate, making travel convenient all year long.

Namdapha National Park

Namdapha National Park, which covers the third-largest area in the nation, is found in Arunachal Pradesh. Any lover of animals and the outdoors should visit Namdapha National Park. Its height ranges from 200 meters to 4500 meters, and it is home to some of the rarest and most endangered plant and animal species in the nation. You may see animals like the Snow Leopard, Clouded Leopard, Leopard, and Tiger in this area. Namdapha National Park is about 160 kilometres from Dibrugarh, the capital of Assam, and is well-connected by a network of highways all the way to Miao, where it is located.

Sela Pass

Sela Pass, one of the most stunning locations in the Himalayan panorama, provides the residents of Arunachal Pradesh with a lifeline and is as divine as they come. The Sela Pass and the Himalayas work together to mesmerize everyone with their mystical beauty. Sela Pass, one of nature’s most beautiful gifts to the Northeast, serves as a lifeline for the residents of Arunachal Pradesh as it is the sole route connecting the state’s Tawang district to the rest of the nation. Sela Pass is a breathtaking location that is always covered in snow and offers some stunning views of the eastern Himalayan range, in addition to its geographic significance. The Sela Lake, one of Arunachal’s most stunning lakes, is located in the mountainous pass.

Tezu

You will laud the beauty of nature that Tezu has been blessed with as you go through the woods filled with lush vegetation and birds tweeting those calming tunes with the Shivalinga rocks in the background. The Makar Sankranti celebration in January is a busy time for this beauty. The Mishmi tribe hosts the Tamladu festival around this period, which is a large celebration. One of the oldest tribes, the Mishmi, has been around since the time of the Mahabharat. People also participate in the celebratory mela that is held during this time of year and take a plunge in the holy water of Parshuram Kund, believing that doing so will wash away all of their sins.

Roing

Roing is one of the most popular tourist locations because of its snow-capped mountains, steep gorges, furious rivers pouring down the slopes, countless waterfalls, peaceful lakes, and archaeological monuments. But maybe most importantly, it has a perfect climate. It is one of the most intriguing sites in Arunachal Pradesh and a natural paradise with mountains and lakes. Nobody will be let down by this place. For those who enjoy nature, it boasts several stunning lakes and gorges. The Nehru Udyan and the Bhishmaknagar fort provide the location’s historical value. However, Mayudia Pass steals the show because it is covered in snow for most of the year.

Bomdila

The lovely village of Bomdila will provide you with all a place in this terrain should, with the mighty Himalayas casting their shadow over it. The region will also provide you with a variety of places, such as temples and animal sanctuaries, in addition to the scenery and vistas that make the area a visual delight for the eyes, wrapped in cool wind and a comfortable environment. Temples of both Buddhism and Hinduism can be found here. Apple orchards and The Eagle Nest Wildlife Sanctuary, which is close by, are two other locations worth seeing. Along with trekking and climbing, which are made more enjoyable by the landscape, tourists may also participate in the local arts and crafts.

Dirang

Dirang is the ideal retreat for spending some peaceful vacation time in the lap of Mother Nature because of the snow-covered Himalayan mountains, the rustic appeal, and the spirituality that permeates the air there. The little settlement serves as a gateway to Tawang, the state’s most popular tourist attraction, and is tucked away in Arunachal Pradesh’s West Kameng district. The charming natural beauty of this small hill town and the warmth of its residents will quickly win over any visitor. Adventurers, nature lovers, and photographers will find Dirang to be nothing short of a paradise.

Pasighat

The “Gateway of Arunachal Pradesh,” Pasighat, is a veritable paradise for those who enjoy the outdoors. This is also a terrific spot if you’re seeking an adrenaline rush because you can do white river rafting, boating, and angling (which is comparable to fishing) here. This location is a must-visit since it offers a special fusion of adventure and calm. The British established Pasighat in 1911 AD as a hub for the administrative convenience of the broader Abor Hills and the north region in general. In the villages near and around Pasighat, there were mostly settlements of Pasi and Minyong people.

Itanagar

Itanagar is a natural wonderland, with the snow-capped Himalayas towering on the northern end and the luscious Brahmaputra river plains on the southern. The city’s centuries-old tribal culture and legacy have only recently been made accessible to tourists by the government. Among the most significant sights in this area are the Ita-Fort from the fifteenth century, the fabled Ganga Lake, locally known as Gyakar Sinyi, and the Buddha Vihar, dedicated by the Dalai Lama. It is a tourist paradise because of the pleasant weather throughout the year. Itanagar and the town of Yupia have similar charms. Therefore, both may be addressed at once.

Nuranang Falls

Nuranang Falls, a mainly unexplored and uninhabited location deep in Tawang’s forest, give a pure and lovely experience. The Nuranang Falls, one of the most impressive waterfalls in the nation, is a stunning white sheet of water that cascades from a height of roughly 100 meters. Nuranang Falls, a portion of the Nuranang River that flows from Sela Pass, is an uncommon and peaceful location because it is entirely off the beaten tourist path. The Bap Ten Kang waterfall, also known as the BTK waterfall, is well-known for its crystal clear water, which uplifts your mood and tempts you to go swimming.

Bhalukpong

In regard to being a paradise for nature lovers, Bhalukpong can provide you a full experience with animals and a variety of activities that complement the area’s natural beauty and unspoiled surroundings. The settlement is made even more appealing by the Kameng River, which flows through the nearby woodland. You can make the most of camping, fishing, climbing, and trekking at Bhalukpong. Visitors to the Pakhui wildlife reserve can witness tigers, elephants, barking deer, and other animals there, as well as birds that are as unique as the location itself.

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Weather in Arunachal Pradesh

Summer:If you want to experience a moderate temperature, warm gentle winds and clear blue sky then you must visit this orchid state of India during the summer season. Within this period of time the maximum heat intensity you can observe is 35-25 degree celsius. But nights are comparatively wintry compared to the daytime because the temperature drops down to 25-15 degree celsius.Arunachal Pradesh treats its visitors with places like Ziro Valley, Tawang, Bomdila, Roing and Namdapha National Park and if you plan your trip to Arunachal pradesh during the warmest months then you can witness these picturesque sites at their utmost level. Visiting this beautiful state of India during the summer season means that you don’t have to pack many warm and woollen clothes in your baggage. Apart from this you have one one more advantage if you plan your trip to Arunachal in the hottest months of the year because summer season is referred to as the off-season therefore, you can get accommodations and hotels at cheaper prices.

Monsoon:Northeastern states of India receive very heavy rainfall as they are situated quite close to Bay of Bengal. If you love the sound of rain hitting your tin-roof then you must visit Arunachal Pradesh. During the monsoon season the maximum temperature ranges in between 28-22 degree celsius which is termed as the perfect climate condition to explore a particular area. But at nights the temperature ranges a bit low compared to daytimes and it used to be around 22-16 degree celsius. From July to September Arunachal receives heavy rainfall. Many areas in Arunachal Pradesh suffer from roadblocks and landslides during the rainy season and even travelling within this period of time becomes risky and dangerous. From Travenjo it is recommended that you must avoid this season if you are planning a trip to Arunachal Pradesh.

Winter:If you love snowfall or activities that can be performed only in a snowy area then you must visit this slice of paradise during the chilliest months of the year. Although the climate during the winter time is quite cold. But it will not play a spoilsport role in your excursion or in activities that you are planning to perform within this orchid state of India. The maximum heat intensity during this period of time you can observe is 15 degree celsius while minimum is 4 degree celsius. During the winter season you can witness some of the best parts of Arunachal pradesh like glacial lake, snow covered peaks and a thick white blanket layered everywhere. It also offers some activities like bonfire, skiing and hiking during the coldest months of the year. Arunachal is undoubtedly the best winter destination in the northeastern region of India.

Weather Information for planning Arunachal Pradesh Tour

Month	Season	Temperature
December-February	Winter	4°C to 22°C
March-April	Spring	11°C to 25°C
May-June	Summer	10°C to 31°C
July-September	Monsoon	19°C to 34°C
October-November	Autumn	20°C to 31°C

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How to Reach Arunachal Pradesh

By Road: A road trip is completely interesting in terms of visiting Arunachal Pradesh because it allows you to witness some of the best sights of your life, when the twisting mountain roads will challenge your skill of driving along with picturesque visitas. Although the train and aeroplanes services are referred to as the fastest way to reach Arunachal but from Travenjo it is advised that you must try this remarkable ride. From Guwahati rental bike services are available for adventure seekers. If you are wanting to make your trip extraordinary then you can opt for this facility in Guwahati and ride a bike to reach the orchid state of India.

By Train: Naharlagun Railway station in Arunachal Pradesh is the closest railhead to its capital city Itanagar. If you are planning to visit Arunachal Pradesh by train then you are going to enjoy a picturesque journey. Although the mountains may slow your pace nevertheless it will offer you some amazing visitas that are not possible to witness by any other means of transportation. You have one more railhead which is situated close to Arunachal called Harmuti Railway Station in the state of Assam. This required railhead is 34 km away from the Arunachal Pradesh And from here it will take you around 1 hour and 15 minutes to reach the capital city of Arunachal Pradesh that is Itanagar.

By Air: There is no airport in Arunachal Pradesh therefore, if you are planning to fly to Arunachal then unfortunately you will get a flight service only till Lilabari Airport as it is referred to as the closest airport to Arunachal pradesh. Apart from this you have one more option if you are not getting a straight flight service to Lilabari Airport, you can avail a flight service to Guwahati International Airport from your fixed-town as it is well connected to many major cities like Mumbai, Chennai, Kolkata and lots more.

Arunachal Pradesh Important Travel Routes

Route	Distance
Arunachal Pradesh to Kaziranga	12 hr 14 min (481.6 km) via NH715
Arunachal Pradesh to Guwahati	16 hr 43 min (673.5 km) via NH715
Arunachal Pradesh to Tezpur	12 hr 45 min (500.8 km) via NH 15
Arunachal Pradesh to Kamakhya	16 hr 29 min (655.1 km) via NH 15
Arunachal Pradesh to Shillong	17 hr 28 min (734.5 km) via NH715
Arunachal Pradesh to Cherrapunji	19 hr 2 min (783.0 km) via NH715
Tawang to Dirang	4 hr 10 min (134.5 km) via NH13

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Frequently Asked Questions About Arunachal Pradesh Tour

1. Is Arunachal Pradesh an ideal place for adventure tourism ?

Yes definitely Arunachal Pradesh has in recent years started hosting tourists for adventure and it is quite an ideal place with tougher terrains loved by adventure enthusiasts.

2. What adventure activities can be done in Arunachal Pradesh?

You can do Angling at places like Yamne Rivers, Siang, Dibang in Arunachal Pradesh, trekking at Ziro, bird watching at Sangti Valley, Zemithang, and Bailey Trails and boating at Itanagar, Sally Lake in Roing and Siom River in Pasighat.

3. What are the different trekking routes of Arunachal Pradesh?

Some of the trekking routes at Arunachal Pradesh are Bomdila – Seppa, Bomdila-Daimara-via-Ramalingam and Chakku Daporijo-Taksing, Pasighat-Tuting, Pasighat-Mariang, Along-Mechuka, Daporijo-Along, Mechuka trek, Bailey Trail, and Talley Valley Trek.

4. Which is the most famous trek of Arunachal Pradesh?

Ziro trek is the most famous trek of Arunachal Pradesh and loved by travellers coming for adventure tour here.

5. Can fishing be done while in Arunachal Pradesh?

Fishing can be done at Arunachal Pradesh and you can find fishes like Mahseer (The Queen of the Himalayan Rivers), Golden and Brown Trout, Boka (Katli), Sal, Korang and Gorua in its rivers.

6. How should I plan the Arunachal Pradesh Tour properly?

An ideal Arunachal Pradesh Tour will be:
Day – 1 : Guwahati Arrival – Nameri
Day – 2 : Nameri – Dirang via Bhalukpong
Day – 3 : Dirang – Tawang
Day – 4 : Tawang Local Tour – War Memorial Show
Day – 5 : Tawang
Day – 6 : Tawang – Bomdila
Day – 7 : Bomdila – Guwahati Tour Ends

7. How many days are enough for the Arunachal Pradesh Adventure Tour?

If you want to properly experience thrill and adventure in Arunachal Pradesh, you can book an Arunachal Tour Adventure Tour of 8 Days and 7 Nights.

8. Which is the best time for visiting Arunachal Pradesh?

If you want to witness snowfall,winters are the best time to visit Arunachal Pradesh, however if you are a sightseeing lover and want to explore nature you can visit post monsoon when temperature is pleasant and comfortable.

9. What should one not miss when one visits Arunachal Pradesh?

These are some of the must visit places in Arunachal Pradesh:
Bumla Pass
Pangsau Pass
Sela Pass
Mechuka Valley
Mehao Lake
Mayodia Pass
Madhuri Lake
Mehao Wildlife Sanctuary

10. What are the best Things To Do in Arunachal Pradesh?

Following are the best Things To Do in Arunachal Pradesh:
Visit the Kamlang Wildlife Sanctuary and Tiger Reserve
Perform Angling at different Riversof Arunachal Pradesh
Trek at Ziro and Dirang
Indulge in Bird watching at Sangti Valley and Zemithang
Enjoy boating at Sally Lake and Siom River
Explore Mehao Wildlife Sanctuary