Photography from Arunachal Pradesh

The beautiful Subansiri River

Verdant villages dot the mountains as the Subansiri River flows southward towards the plains.

Campsite during Pemako Trek

Somewhere deep in hidden mountains, a campsite midst hauntingly rich forests!

Village in Kameng Valley

A quaint village somewhere in the Kemng Valley.

Rice fields of Ziro Valley

The lush rice fields of Ziro Valley during rainy summers.

Mighty mountains of Namdapha

The extremly remote mountainscape of eastern Arunachal Pradesh.

Urgelling Monastery

Urgelling Monastery is first of the three monasteries built by Urgen Sangpo, the youngest brother of Terton Pempalingpa, the famous Treasure-Revealer.

Magical Sela Pass

The Sela Pass connects mainland India to the high mountains of western Arunachal Pradesh.

A man from Tagin Tribe

Somewhere in the lush mountains, a Tagin man shows off his machete.

Tattooed women from Apatani Tribe

Three elderly women go about discussing their lives.

Children of the Apatani

Helping in household work is part of growing up in the Apatani Tribe.

Man crossing hanging bridge

Hanging bridges over mighty rivers in Arunachal Pradesh are built natively from wood and cane.

Deep in tribal lands

Animism is part and pride of most people living in Arunachal Pradesh

Tourist with Apatani elder

Our guest shares a candid moment with a elderly women from Apatani Tribe.

Guests from USA

Our guests from USA hangout with an Apatani man at Ziro.

Tawang Monastery

Tawang Monastery, also known as Gaden Namgye Lhatse, is the main attraction of Tawang and is the largest monastery in India.

Hoolock Gibbons at Namdapha National Park

A pair of gibbons go about enjoying their freedom in the wilds.

Misty Mountains

The landscape turns mysterious as one climbs higher on their way to Tawang.

Apatani hunter

A man from Apatani Tribe displays hunting techniques.

Creating Buddhism artwork

A lady from Monpa tribe patiently creating a Tibetan Buddhit artowrk.

A Blyth’s tragopan

Arunachal Pradesh remains rich in wildlife and avifauna.

Sangetsar Lake

A highlands of Arunachal Pradesh are a treasure trove of thousands of lakes.

Mopin Festival

Group of women from Galo Tribe during Mopin Festival.

Warrior Dance of Adi Tribe

Group of Adi men display their ancient war dance.

Great Hornbill

Troops of Great Hornbill fly above the rainforests of Namdapha National Park.

Camping in Arunachal Pradesh

A campsite somewhere in the high mountains.

Hanging bridge over the Subansiri River

One of the many hanging bridges found over the Subansiri River.

Trekking in the rainforest

Our guest while on a trek to the rainforests of Namdapha National Park.

Sela Lake

You will find this high altitude lake at Sela Pass en route to Tawang.

High mountains

Most of Arunachal Pradesh consists of high mountains.

Tibetan Buddhist Mandala

A mandala decorates the ceiling at the Tawang Monastery.

Village life

A typical village life in Arunachal Pradesh.

Bamboo and cane house

The communities of Arunachal Pradesh are highly skilled when it comes to working with natural resources.

Glimpse into a wild valley

Arunachal Pradesh is truly fascinating with its large expanses of wild spaces.

Prayer wheel at Bomdila

Tibetan Buddhism is dominates the region of western Arunachal Pradesh.

Wild monkey in the forest

Clicked by our guest, a glimpse of a wild monkey hiding in the forest.

The wild east

A panoramic view of the wild mountains of eastern Arunachal Pradesh.

Siang Valley

Morning mist covers the Siang Valley with the river flowing down below.

An evening in an Apatani house

Spending an evening with elderly ladies from the Apatani Tribe at Ziro.

Man from Tagin Tribe

The Tagin people dominate the Subansiri Valley and live sustainble lives.

Crossing the Siang River

Our guest crosses the Siang River embarking on a life changing trek to Pemako.

Terraced rice farms of Siang Valley

Rice fields can be found throughout the Siang River Valley cultivated by the Adi peoples.

A lake deep in Pamko

A holy lake somewhere deep in the remote mountains of Pemako.

Camping inside Namdapha National Park

A crisp winter morning at our campsite in the riverbed.

Germans guests trekking inside Namdapha

Trekking in the dense rainforests of Arunachal Pradesh is a rewarding but difficult experience.

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Tribes of Central Arunachal Pradesh

the land of Donyi Polo

In this tour, you’ll drive across the central region of Arunachal Pradesh which is the tribal heartland of the state. Various tribes inhabit these lands, such as the Apatani, Tagin, Adi and Gallong, where they live in close relationship to nature by using sustainable approaches to lifestyle.

11D/10N

January - December

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