Overview
Discover the mesmerizing beauty of Arunachal Pradesh, fondly known as the “Land of the Dawn-lit Mountains.” Tucked away in the northeastern corner of India, this serene and untouched destination offers a perfect escape into nature’s finest creations. Surrounded by China, Bhutan, and Myanmar, Arunachal is celebrated for its breathtaking landscapes, rich biodiversity, and deep-rooted cultural heritage.
Home to more than 500 rare species of orchids and an incredible variety of flora and fauna, Arunachal Pradesh is truly a paradise for nature lovers. Its mist-covered hills, crystal-clear rivers, and cascading waterfalls create a magical setting that feels untouched by time. The region is also steeped in mythology and history, with mentions in ancient texts like the Kalika Purana and the Mahabharata. It is believed to be the land where sages meditated and where Lord Krishna married Rukmini.
This journey offers a chance to explore the pristine beauty of Arunachal while experiencing the unique lifestyle and traditions of its people. Interact with the warm and welcoming Monpa community, immerse yourself in their culture, and witness the untouched charm of the Eastern Himalayas.
During this trip, you will:
- Explore charming and picturesque towns
- Walk across suspension bridges over the mighty Tawang River
- Experience peace and serenity amidst the majestic Himalayan landscapes ✨
Highlights
- Explore the untamed mountain ranges of North East
- Get into the feel of Tibetan Culture
- Visit one of the oldest and largest monasteries in India
- Drive through the popular Bomdila Pass during Arunachal Pradesh tour
- Get a chance to explore Sela Pass of Arunachal
- Stay with super friendly locals
- See some high altitude lakes
- Click Pictures in orchards and river side
Join Our Fixed Trip Starting Date
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Guaranteed Available PackagesSundayApril 26, 2026SundayMay 3, 2026₹52999Available
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Guaranteed Available PackagesSundayMay 10, 2026SundayMay 17, 2026₹52999Available
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Guaranteed Available PackagesSundayMay 17, 2026SundayMay 24, 2026₹52999Available
Trip Cost
From Mumbai (with Flights): ₹52,999 per person
From Guwahati (without Flights): ₹34,999 per person
Book your seat now for ₹10,000/- and pay the remaining 25 days before the trip date!
Flight Details:
From Mumbai to Guwahati (IndiGo – 6E 5243)
Departure: 05:15 AM
Arrival: 08:30 AM
Duration: 03h 15m (Non-stop)
From Guwahati to Mumbai (IndiGo – 6E 5066)
Departure: 09:00 PM
Arrival: 12:20 AM
Duration: 03h 20m (Non-stop)
Pickup Points
Guwahati International Airport (GAU), Borjhar, Guwahati, Assam, India
Itinerary
- Arrival at Guwahati Airport: Meet the HikerWolf team at 11:30 AM.
- Scenic Road Trip: Begin a beautiful 6-hour drive through the vast plains of the Brahmaputra. En route, visit the Maha Mrityunjay Temple in Nagaon, Assam—home to one of the tallest Shivalingas in the world.
- Evening in Tezpur: Arrive at Tezpur, a serene town located on the banks of the Brahmaputra River.
- Overnight Stay: Stay at Tezpur.
- Breakfast & Departure: After a hearty breakfast, begin your scenic journey to Dirang, passing through lush landscapes. En route, visit Nag Mandir, a serene temple built by the Indian Army.
- Dirang Exploration: Upon arrival, explore the spiritual side of Dirang with visits to Thupsung Dhargye Monastery and Kalachakra Gompa. Experience the peaceful Buddhist culture by lighting lamps and offering prayers.
- Local Shopping: Stroll through Dirang Market and shop for local souvenirs.
- Overnight Stay: Stay in Dirang.
- Visit Sangti Valley: Explore the beautiful Sangti Valley, known for its migratory black-necked cranes and rich Tibetan culture. Soak in the peaceful surroundings with lush orchards and majestic mountains all around.
- Leisure Time: Spend a relaxing day by the riverside or take a gentle walk through the valley to experience its serene charm.
- Mandala Top (Optional): If time permits, visit Mandala Top for breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding landscapes.
- Overnight Stay: Stay in a cozy riverside cottage.
- Morning by Sangti River: Begin your day soaking in the calm and refreshing riverside vibes.
- Breakfast & Departure: After breakfast, start your journey towards Sela Pass (13,700 ft)—one of the highest motorable roads in the world. Witness the stunning beauty of Sela Lake, surrounded by snow-capped peaks and drifting mist.
- Jaswant Garh War Memorial: Visit this historic memorial dedicated to Jaswant Singh Rawat, the brave Indian soldier who defended the pass during the 1962 Indo-China war.
- Arrival in Tawang: Continue your journey to the Tawang district and unwind in the evening.
- Overnight Stay: Stay in Tawang.
- Tawang Monastery: Visit the largest monastery in India and the second-largest in the world. Explore its serene surroundings and gain insight into Buddhist teachings and traditions.
- Khinmey Gompa: Discover this peaceful monastery belonging to the Mahayana Buddhist sect.
- Tawang Market: Stroll through the local market and shop for unique Tibetan artifacts and souvenirs.
- War Memorial Sound & Light Show: In the evening, experience a moving sound and light show at the War Memorial, honoring the brave soldiers of the Sino-Indian War.
- Overnight Stay: Stay in Tawang.
- Bum La Pass: Start early for an exciting visit to Bum La Pass, a significant military post near the India–China border, where official meetings between the two nations are held.
- Sangetsar Tso (Madhuri Lake): Continue to the breathtaking high-altitude lake, surrounded by misty mountains. Enjoy a peaceful walk along the lakeside and soak in the serene beauty.
- Evening Bonfire: Return to Tawang and relax with a cozy bonfire, sharing stories and memories with the group.
- Overnight Stay: Stay in Tawang.
- Breakfast & Departure: After breakfast, begin your journey to Bomdila. En route, stop at the stunning Nuranang Waterfalls and enjoy its breathtaking views.
- Bomdila Monastery: Visit the peaceful Bomdila Monastery and its Meditation Hall. Spend some quiet moments soaking in the calm and spiritual atmosphere.
- Leisure & Shopping: In the evening, explore the local Bomdila market for souvenirs and local finds.
- Overnight Stay: Stay in Bomdila.
- Morning Sunrise in Bomdila: Wake up early to witness a mesmerizing sunrise over the mountains.
- Journey to Guwahati: Begin your return journey. En route, visit the Bhutan border and soak in the scenic beauty of the region.
- Departure: Arrive in Guwahati and proceed for your onward flight.
Note: Kindly book your return flight after 5:00 PM to ensure sufficient travel time.
Includes/Excludes
Cost Includes
- Accommodation in Hotels/Hometstays on Double/Triple Sharing basis
- All parking, tolls and driver allowances
- Breakfast and Dinner during the trip
- Internal Travel made during the trip
- Inner Line Permit and Border Area Permit.
- Hikerwolf expertise
Cost Excludes
- Camera charges
- Lunch on all days
- 5% GST
- Any miscellaneous expenditure incurred during the Arunachal Pradesh Backpack tour
- Anything not mentioned in the inclusions
Things To Carry
- A photocopy of your Identity Proof (Passport / Voter ID Card/PAN Card/Aadhar Card/ Driving License)
- Backpack or Haversack – If you are unloading your Haversack, you will need a small daypack to carry your basic essentials
- Good comfortable shoes and a pair of slip-ons, if required
- 1 Water Bottle (1 litre) – Fill your bottles at each destination to avoid the cost of packaged bottles
- Woolen or Fleece Gloves and a pair of waterproof gloves
- Cotton socks and woolen socks (2 pairs each)
- Balaclava, Woolen scarf – If you do not have a Balaclava, you can carry Monkey cap instead
- Thermal Inners
- Fleece Jacket, Snow Jacket or Padded Jacket (1 each)
- Windcheater or Poncho
- 2-3 pairs of trek pants
- 2 collared and full sleeved t-shirts – Do not carry loose t-shirts as they tend to make you feel cold
- Camera or Binoculars
- Ready to eat snacks, Enerzyl Powder or Glucon D Powder – Carry nuts, dryfruits, energy bars to munch during the trek. They provide instant energy whenever it hits the lower base.
- Cap, Sunglasses – Do ensure that your sunglasses are UV Protected. Do not carry reflectors.
- Toiletries – Sunscreen, Moisturizer, light towel, lip balm, wet wipes, toothbrush, toothpaste, Hand Sanitizer, Mosquito repellent, if required
- Polythene Bags or Zip-lock Bags – These help to segregate wet clothes or used wet wipes
- Any medicines that you normally consume – Please consult your doctor in this regard
Note
Note:
- Kindly book the same or similar flights that align with the group schedule.
- Flight timings may vary slightly depending on the travel dates.
Important:
Sightseeing mentioned in the itinerary is subject to time availability and local conditions. In case of unforeseen circumstances, certain locations may be skipped. The on-ground tour leader will take the final call based on the schedule, and all participants are requested to cooperate and respect the decision.
Enquiry Form
FAQs
Yes.
- Indian tourists need an Inner Line Permit (ILP).
- Foreign tourists require a Protected Area Permit (PAP).
If you are traveling with us, we will arrange the permit for you.
- Soft copy of Aadhar Card
- Soft copy of photograph
The best time is October to April, when the weather is pleasant and most roads are accessible. Spring (March–April) is ideal for festivals and flowers.
- Summer: Mild and pleasant
- Winter: Very cold in high-altitude areas like Tawang
- Monsoon (June–September): Heavy rainfall; landslides may occur
