Chandratal Lake: Guide to the magnificient lake of Spiti Valley
Chandratal Lake – the most awaited part
Are you ready to be enticed by the untouched beauty of our very own Northeastern State, Arunachal Pradesh, and create memories to last a lifetime? Every moment of this trip will be thrilling!
Starts: from Guwahati Airport
Ends: at Guwahati Airport
Group Type: Mixed Gender
Start: 19 Oct, 2024
End: 26 Oct, 2024
₹ 44500
Join this trip if you are ready to spend one week in the wilderness of Arunachal Pradesh, and get surprised by the scenic beauty and rich culture of this north-eastern state every single day! However, it’s not a place for those who always look for luxury but for those who can respect the terrain & the place in its truest form while opening up their hearts to a new world.
Arunachal Pradesh – a place where every corner echoes with tales of adventure and enchantment, inviting you to lose yourself in its beauty. From the tranquil plains of Tawang to the rugged trails of Bumla Pass, from the traditional villages like Dirang to scenic Bomdila, Arunachal Pradesh promises an exhilarating journey like no other. It’s a mesmerizing blend of natural beauty, cultural diversity, and adventure. Its breathtaking landscapes, from snow-capped mountains to lush valleys, keep beckoning true travelers.
Do you want to experience this off-the-beaten-path charm and unspoiled beauty for an immersive exploration away from crowds, giving the much-needed mental spa to our souls?
One of the most interesting places during this trip is Dirang which is one of the Monpa stone villages in Arunachal. Amidst the picturesque backdrop of Arunachal Pradesh’s verdant valleys, its traditional stone and wood structures exude rustic charm. Intricate carvings adorn every corner, captivating the visitors with its timeless beauty. Monpa stone villages offer glimpses into the rich heritage and way of life of the indigenous Monpa tribe.
A few hours away from Dirang, cradled amidst the lofty Himalayas of Arunachal, lies Tawang. Its uniqueness lies in the harmonious blend of Tibetan and Monpa cultures, reflected in its vibrant festivals, intricate handicrafts, and mouthwatering cuisine. The iconic Tawang Monastery perched atop a hill at an altitude of 10,000 feet, stands as a testament to the region’s spiritual heritage. Just visiting the Tawang Monastery is enough to give goosebumps to anyone as it embodies centuries of spiritual devotion, adorned with intricate murals, thangkas, and a massive statue of Buddha.
Did you know that Tawang Monastery is the largest monastery in India, and the second-largest monastery in the world after Potala Palace in Lhasa, Tibet?
While traveling from Dirang to Tawang, we drive through Sela Pass which is situated at an altitude of 13,700 feet. It connects Tawang to the rest of Arunachal Pradesh. Renowned for its scenic beauty and treacherous terrain, it offers panoramic views of snow-capped peaks, pristine lakes, and colorful prayer flags fluttering in the wind.
Did you know that Arunachal Pradesh shares international borders with Bhutan, China, and Myanmar, making it strategically important for India? The McMahon Line, disputed by China, serves as the de facto border between Arunachal Pradesh and Tibet.
A trip to Arunachal will always be incomplete without visiting Bumla Pass & Madhuri Lake! Bum La Pass, perched at 15,200 feet near the Indo-China border in Tawang is a historic and strategic mountain pass. It offers mesmerizing vistas of the Himalayas and serves as a crucial junction between India and China. Beyond its scenic allure, the pass symbolizes the complex geopolitical dynamics of the region, while also providing a rare opportunity for visitors to experience the remote beauty of the Eastern Himalayas.
Madhuri Lake, also known as Sangetsar Lake, is a mesmerizing high-altitude lake. It gained fame after a scene from the Bollywood movie “Koyla,” featuring actress Madhuri Dixit, was filmed here.
Bomdila Monastery is another place in Arunachal that must be explored. It’s the essence of Tibetan Buddhism as it serves as a hub for religious practices, education, and community gatherings, fostering local identity and heritage. Adorned with intricate art and prayer flags, it offers serenity and spiritual solace.
A trip to Arunachal is not just about “sightseeing”, but it’s a sum of high passes, scenic & rugged road journeys, cultural experiences, visiting monuments, witnessing lakes and what not! Would you be interested in holding our hands and escaping to Arunachal to explore the untamed beauty?
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Chandratal Lake – the most awaited part
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