

1.Tawang War Memorial
Overlooking the scenic Tawang-Chu valley just below Sela pass, the Twang war memorial is built in memory of the bravery of the martyred Indian sold...
Read moreAn abode of Tibetan Buddhist culture
Situated at an altitude of 3048 meters to the east of Bhutan, amidst the magnificent mountains, the town of Tawang is equally claimed by both the People's Republic of China and the Republic of India as a part of South Tibet. Located approximately 555 kilometres from Guwahati, Tawang is an excellent destination showcasing Buddhism and its principles in all its essence. The place will wrap you and flatter you with its scent of serenity and spirituality. Home to mesmerizing Buddhist Monasteries, this place is more than what it seems to be. Historically part of the Tibet, Tawang is the sixth Dalai Lama, Tsangyang Gyatso making it an important place of visit for Buddhist pilgrims.
Overlooking the scenic Tawang-Chu valley just below Sela pass, the Twang war memorial is built in memory of the bravery of the martyred Indian sold...
Read moreNestled to Himalayan Ranges, with the breath-taking view of the Tawang- Chu valley, the Golden Namgyal Lhatse is situated at a height of 3000 m a...
Read moreLake Pangang Teng Tso is a high-altitude lake situated at an altitude of 13000 ft in the eastern Himalayan ranges. Located at distance of 22 kms ...
Read moreSituated in between the districts of Tawang and West Kameng, the Gorichen peak is the highest peak in the state of Arunachal Pradesh. Located aro...
Read moreThe major tourist attractions include the Tawang Monastery – an abode of Tibetan Buddhist culture, the P.T Tso Lake, Gorichen Peak, Nuranang Falls etc. Tawang receives snowfall every year during December–January. Summers are the best time to visit Tawang as the city comes to life with the Losar festival in February-March. However, visitors Tawang require a special Inner Line Permit (ILP) issued by the concerned government body and can be obtained from offices based in Kolkata, Guwahati, Tezpur, and New Delhi.
Local cuisine
Millet is the staple food of the Monpas. They also eat barley, rice, wheat, buckwheat and various pulses. Tawang offers you a wide range of dishes and delicacies. Other than momos and Thukpa, you can try on traditional Monpa cuisine and the authentic dishes of Tawang like Zan, Khura and Gyapa Khazi.
Some of the good restaurants in Tawang are:
· The Dragon (Chinese, Indian, Asian, Tibetan)
· Hotel Mon-Valley (Indian, Asian, Tibetan)
· Orange Restaurant & Lounge (Chinese, Indian)
· Sno-Yak Restaurant (Chinese, Indian, Asian, Tibetan)
· Greenwood Restaurant (Indian)
Day 1: GUWAHATI – BHALUKPONG (250 km - 4 hrs)
Arrive at the airport or railway station and proceed directly to Bhalukpong. Spent the night at Bhalukpong.
Day 2: BHALUKPONG - DIRANG (180 km - 5 hrs)
After an early morning breakfast, you can head out to do River rafting on Jia Bhorolee River. After that checkout and proceed to Dirang. Spent the evening enjoying exploring the beautiful town. Spent the night at the hotel.
Day 3: DIRANG-TAWANG (200 km - 6 hrs)
After an early breakfast drive from Dirang to Tawang. Considered to be heaven on earth you are welcomed with the beautiful Sela pass along with the Paradise Lake. Spent the night at the hotel in Tawang.
Day 4:
After the breakfast, head straight to Tawang monastery. After spending half of the day in the monastery head to the Tawang war memorial post lunch. Spent the evening in the P T Tso Lake and overnight stay at the hotel.
Day 5:
After breakfast, visit Bum La Pass. About 37 kms from the town, the Bum La Pass is located at the Indo-China border. Spent the evening exploring the town and overnight stay at the hotel.
Day 6:
Start early morning head back to Guwahati. You could have a halt in Bomdila and then start to Guwahati the next day.