Arunachal Tribal Tour

After breakfast, we’ll leave for Bomdila. En-route we’ll visit one among Asia’s largest Orchidarium in Bhalukpong. The Orchidarium houses more than 450 uncommon orchids out of 1000 found in India. The snow-fed Kameng River flows alongside. Further, continue to drive to Bomdila. On arrival, check the hotel. An overnight occupies the hotel.

The Monpa imparts an exceptionally close fondness to the Sharchops of Bhutan. Their language belongs to the Tibeto-Burman family, but it’s significantly different from the Eastern Tibetan dialect. The Monpa are known for wood cutting, Thangka painting, cover making, and weaving. They fabricated paper from the mash of the nearby suk so tree. Aside from skillful wood carvers, the Monpa also is known for his or her artistry in Thangka painting and weaving carpets and garments. They dress colorfully in thick blankets and jackets. Most of their clothing is formed from coarse, red material made up of yaks’ hair. Living at such an altitude, the Monpa culture, food, and clothing are in some ways hooked into yaks. Women and men flaunt headgear made from yaks hair and tails. Later, within the evening return to Bomdila for an overnight stay.

In the morning after breakfast, we’ll explore the villages for Miji Tribal. the normal costume of Miji women consists of an ankle-length white garment with a beautifully decorated red jacket. just like the Akas, the Miji wear silver ornaments and glass-based necklaces. Khan is the most celebrated festival of the Mijas. it’s an event for reunion among the area people . the importance of the festival lies during a ceremony where the priest ties a bit of wool around everybody’s neck. the assumption is that the enchanted thread will bring good luck to every one among them.

In the afternoon, we’ll visit the Bomdila Monastery and tribal markets. The Bomdila Monastery was constructed by Tsona Gontse Rinpoche, the 12th reincarnate. The monastery is one of the foremost famous attractions of Bomdila and was inaugurated in 1965. Bomdila monastery is abode to Buddhist Monks and Lamas. it’s believed to be the monastery here in Bomdila is the exact replica of Tsona Gontse Monastery. An overnight occupies the hotel.

After breakfast, we’ll leave for Itanagar. The drive will take 8-9 hrs to succeed in Itanagar. Upon arrival transfer to the hotel. Evening visits the local market. Overnight occupy the hotel.

After breakfast, we’ll head to Ziro. En-route we’ll visit the Nishi Tribal villages. The Nishi are the most important groups of people inhabiting the main a part of Lower Subansiri district. A Nishi is often easily distinguished by his dress peculiar to his tribe as their menfolk wear their hair long and tie it during a knot just above the forehead. They wear cane bands around the waist. A neatly woven cane cap which they call Bopia on his head, a knot at the forehead called Padum with a cane basket seems like haversack calls Nara, a smoking pipe in his mouth and an extended Dao (long-bladed knife) he seems like a proud man, pleased with his race and tradition. The Nishi villages are rarely found in clusters. The tribe as an entire is keen on hunting and fishing during which they perhaps excel in the other neighboring tribes.

Further, we’ll continue our drive to Ziro. On arrival, check the hotel/guest house for an overnight stay in Ziro.

After breakfast, we’ll have a full-day excursion to the Apatani tribal villages to possess a glimpse of their art, culture, and livelihood.

The Apatani are acceptable cultivators and practice both wet and patio development. Paddy cum fish culture is extremely popular among them and that they are very stable in the economy, unlike the opposite tribes. The people of this tribal are all around settled agriculturists occupying the valley around Ziro. Here, you’ll see the older men-folk tie the hair in top-knots and tattoo the faces. Wearing of circular nose plugs and tattooing of faces is that the most characteristic aspect of ornamentation of older Apatani women. However, the new generations of Apatani men and ladies have stopped this practice of tying hair knots, nose plugs and face tattooing since early 1970. Stay overnight at hotel.

After breakfast, we’ll leave for Daporijo. En-route to Daporijo, we’ll visit the villages for Tagin and Hill Miri villages. Hill Miri may be a sort of the Miri language spoken by some 10,000 people within the hilly area of central Arunachal Pradesh. Hill Miri is widely spoken by about the school-age generation of youngsters, who appear to possess abandoned the language in a minimum of some villages. Thus Hill Miri must be considered at the best threatened and in some areas to already be an endangered language.

Further, continue to drive to Daporijo. On arrival, check the hotel. within the evening, explore the local market. Enjoy an evening occupy the hotel.

nt resettlement program for refugees established a variety of camps here. In Chandragiri we’ll also visit the monastery of Padma Sambhava Maha vihara, it’s the jewel of the community. This monastery was inbuilt 2009 with money donated from around the world and inaugurated by the Dalai Lama himself. nowadays the monastery houses quite 300 monks of all ages.

Later we’ll visit the Harijan Villages around. within the evening return to Taptapani for night stay.

After delicious breakfast leave hotel for visits the beautiful villages of the Tagin Tribe and meet them to get know about their unique tribal culture and way of living. You’ll be visiting some breathtaking scenic places. Later, we’ll drive to Along. On arrival, check the hotel for an evening occupy the hotel.

Today, we’ll leave for Pasighat. On the thanks to Pasighat, we’ll be exploring the villages for Adi Gallon & Adi Minyong. Further, continue to drive to Pasighat. On arrival, check the hotel. One also can explore the Daying Ering Memorial Wildlife Sanctuary. The exceptional environment of water bodies is home to a huge number of transitory winged animals from Siberia and Mongolia. An overnight occupies the hotel.

After breakfast, we’ll leave for Dibrugarh. we’ll move up to the Ferry Ghat (boat point) and from here we’ll take a ship to succeed in Dibrugarh. During our river cruise, we’ll cross the mighty river the Brahmaputra and luxuriate in the country made the ferry. The 05 hrs long ferry will fancy us to Dibrugarh. The river Brahmaputra is the confluence of the Siang and Lohit river of Arunachal Pradesh. The ferry service Pasighat to Dibrugarh may be a lifeline for these tribes. Check-in at your booked hotel. Overnight stay.

After breakfast at hotel our driver will drop you at the airport to board the flight for onward destination.