Arunachal Pradesh: Land of Dawn-Lit Mountains
High-altitude Himalayan adventures, snow-capped passes, ancient Buddhist monasteries, and wild mountain roads.
Journey to India's Majestic Eastern Himalayas
Arunachal Pradesh is India's wild eastern frontier state. A road trip to Tawang takes you past pristine pine valleys, rushing rivers, the frozen Sela Lake at 13,700 feet, and the 400-year-old Tawang Monastery.
Due to high altitudes and winding mountain routes, comfortable heavy-duty vehicles (such as Innova Crysta, Scorpio, or 4x4 SUVs) and experienced mountain drivers are crucial.
We Handle Your Arunachal Permit Documentation
All Indian travelers require an official Inner Line Permit to enter Arunachal Pradesh. Our team assists you in submitting documents for fast processing before your trip begins.
Top Spots along the Tawang Route
Tawang Monastery (Galden Namgey Lhatse)
Founded in 1681, it is India's largest Buddhist monastery and the second largest in the world, overlooking snow-capped mountain peaks.
Sela Pass & Sela Lake (13,700 ft)
Cross one of the highest motorable mountain passes in the Eastern Himalayas. Marvel at the sacred Sela Lake surrounded by snow.
Dirang Valley & Hot Water Springs
Nestled along the Kameng River, Dirang offers kiwi orchards, apple gardens, hot water sulphur springs, and old Dirang Dzong fort.