Mussoorie

Mussoorie road

Mussoorieis a hill station and a municipal board in the Dehradun District of the northern Indian state of Uttarakhand. It was discovered in the 18th century by Captain Young. The British officials added to the popularity of this hill station, as they mostly visited it as a getaway from the heat during summer.
Population :   26,069(2011)
Elevation     :   1,876 m (6,155 ft)
Mussoorie is  at an altitude of 2000 meters above sea level, on a horseshoe shaped ridge. This altitude gives the destination cool and pleasant climate conditions. Located 35 km from the state capital of Dehradun and 290 km north from the national capital of New Delhi. This hill station 

                          Attractions in Mussoorie                                        

Mussoorie in winter sesson

Mussoorie is a lovely hill resort in the state of Uttaranchal. It is like a picture right out of your dreams! A paradise spread over a vast carpet of greenery coupled with a rich variety of flora and fauna, breathtaking views of the snow capped mountains and a town buzzing with activity marks a perfect destination for a memorable holiday. The rays of the sun reflecting on the snowcapped peaks, the valleys adorned with colorful flowers, and the gushing streams are a treat to sore eyes. No prizes for guessing that this hill station is known as the Queen of Hill Stations!
Mussoorie opens the path to Gangotri and Yamunotri, two sacred destinations known to be the origin of rivers Ganga and Yamuna respectively, flowing through the mountains into the plains.A one-stop destination for the old and the young alike, Mussoorie unfolds a variety of activities for all tourists, be it trekking, mountain climbing, long walks down the nature’s path, exploring glimpses of British occupancy in the town, or shopping to your heart’s content. Definitely, Mussoorie is the best place to relax and rejuvenate in the lap of nature. 

                                            Reaching there                                        

By Air: Nearest air strip- Jolly Grant Airport (60 Km)
By Train: Nearest railway station- Dehradun (35 Km)
By Bus: Buses run from Dehradun and Delhi.

Meghalaya

meghalaya lake

Meghalaya is a small state in north-eastern India. Bordering Assam (another North-Eastern Indian state) in the north and Bangaladesh in the south
Population : 2,306,069 (23rd)
Area          : 22720 km2 (8772 sq mi)

The word "Meghalaya" literally means "The Abode of Clouds" in Sanskrit and other Indic languages. We can visit to many of famous waterfalls, Wildlife viewing, Cave viewing, Water sports, Trekking, Angling, Playing golf, Lake viewing, Nature walk in many of its hillocks.Meghalaya is also known as the "Meghalaya Plateau". It consists mainly of archean rock formations. These rock formations contain rich deposits of valuable minerals like coal, limestone, uranium and sillimanite. Meghalaya has many rivers. Most of these are rainfed and are therefore seasonal. The important rivers in the Garo Hills Region are Daring, Sanda, Bandra, Bhogai, Dareng, Simsang, Nitai and the Bhupai. In the central and eastern section of the plateau, the important rivers are Umkhri, Digaru, Umiam, Kynchiang (Jadukata), Mawpa, Umiew or Barapani, Myngot and Myntdu. In the southern Khasi Hills Region, these rivers have created deep gorges and several beautiful waterfalls.Meghalaya has some of the thickest surviving forests in the country and therefore constitutes one of the most important ecotourism circuits in the country today. The Meghalayan subtropical forests support a vast variety of flora and fauna. Meghalaya has 2 National Parks and 3 Wildlife Sanctuaries.Meghalaya has an estimated 500 natural limestone and sandstone caves spread over the entire state including most of the longest and deepest caves in the sub-continent. Krem Liat Prah is the longest cave and Synrang Pamiang is the deepest cave, both located in the Jaintia Hills.

Eco places in Meghalaya

 

All three of the hills of Meghalaya - Khasi, Jaintia and Garo are blessed with abundance of natural heritage, and have plenteous sightseeing Eco places. There are many of waterfalls like Bishop and Beadon Falls, Sweet Falls, Elephant Falls, Spread Eagle Falls and Lmilchang Dare Falls, which are very scenic, and are flocked by heaps of nature lovers. Exploring many of the tranquil lakes, and caves like Syndai and Siju is a very lucrative invitation to nature lovers. Either it is nature walk on numerous of its hillocks located at popular peaks like Shillong peak and Tura peak or it is jungle viewing at Botanical garden and Balpakram Wildlife National Park, Meghalaya is full of Eco excursion. Many of the beautiful peaks and serene lakes mostly act as favourite hang out and picnic spot. 

Garo hills

 Khasi hills : 

The Khasi Hills are part of the Garo-Khasi range in the Indian state of Meghalaya.The region is inhabited mainly by tribal Khasi dwellers, which are traditionally in various chieftainships, petty states known as the Khasi Hill . Shillong Peak, Sohpetbneng Peak, Ward's Lake, Umiam Water Sports Complex, Golf Course, Bishop and Beadon Falls, Sweet Falls, Elephant Falls, Spread Eagle Falls, Diengieipeak, Kyllang Rock, Cherrapunjee, Ranikor, Nongkhnum Islands.
Garo hills : 

Nokrek biosphere, Tura Peaks, Williamnagar, Sisbibra, Resubalpara, Napak, Baghmara, Nengkong, Siju Caves, Balpakram National Wildlife Park. Chidimak-Chianggal (Black Water), Goncho Dare, Wakso Chiring, Bandini Nagil.

Jaintia hills : 

Jaintia Hills boasts of exquisite natural beauty. Few of the places of interest in Jaintia hills are  Jowai, Syndai, Thadlaskein Lake, Syntu Ksair, Nartiang. 

cherrapunji

Cherrapunji :

Cherrapunj is a town in East Khasi Hills district in the Indian state ofMeghalaya. It is credited as being the wettest place on Earth.The cliffs of Cherrapunji receive heavy rainfall due to monsoon winds blowing from the Bay of Bengal. Thus, the region is home to extremely wet weather.
Cherrapunji's yearly rainfall average stands at 11,777 millimetres (463.7 in).[3] This figure places it behind only nearby Mawsynram, Meghalaya, whose average is 11,873 millimetres (467.4 in). Cherrapunji receives both the Southwest and Northeast monsoon showers which give it a single monsoon season. It lies in the windward side of the Khasi Hills. Orographic precipitation results, and monsoon winds are forced to deposit much of their moisture. In the winter months it receives the northeast monsoon showers which travel down the Brahmaputra valley.

Nohkalikai Falls

Nohkalikai :

Nohkalikai Falls is one of the tallest waterfalls in India.Nohkalikai Falls are fed by the rainwater collected on the summit of comparatively small plateau and decrease in power during the dry season in December - February.Name of the falls (in Khasi language - "Jump of Ka Likai") is linked to a legend about local women Likai who after family tragedy became insane and jumped off the cliff next to the falls

Reaching there

By Air : Though Shillong has its own airport at Umroi, but it has limited 6 flight in a week, that too only to Kolkata. Thus, Guwahati (128 km) still acts as nearest airport of Shillong (capital of Meghalaya). Guwahati has daily flight to metropolitan and international airport like Delhi and Kolkata. Even there are helicopter service between Shillong and Guwahati, which takes approx 30 minutes to reach.

By Rail : Guwahati is the nearest major railway station from Meghalaya. Guwahati is linked with main rail lines, and has luxury trains like Rajdhani express for New Delhi railway station. After reaching Guwahati, one needs to catch bus for Guwahati, which takes approx 3 hours to reach. Even one can hire taxi from Guwahati to Shillong, costing around Rs.1200-1400.

By Road : Meghalaya is a land locked state with a large number of small settlements in remote areas. Road is the only means of transport within the state. While the capital Shillong is relatively well connected, road connectivity in most other parts of the state is relatively poor. A significant portion of the roads in the state are still un-metalled. Most of the arrivals into the Meghalaya take place through Guwahati in neighboring Assam, which is nearly 103 km away

Shillong

The Abode Of Clouds And Hills is though not very popular hill resort of the country, but the lesser footfalls draw Eco tourist from all over. Numerous of waterfalls, peaks and lakes lend tourist enjoying many Eco recreational activities like picnic, paddle boat-ride, angling, swimming, kayaking, water skiing, trekking, and nature walk in many of its beautiful valleys.
Location : At an elevation of 1520 meters, capital of Meghalaya, Shillong is located in eastern part of the state.
Climate condition : Shillong has like other hill stations of country a pleasant climate. In winters (December-January), temperature averages around 5º C and in summers (May-June) it is around 24º C.
Best time to visit : October–November and March–April

Eco attractions
 Like other North-Eastern rich Eco places, Shillong also has not been very popular among tourists. But numerous of its Eco destinations comprise great joy for Eco lovers. Bundle of excursion and activities relished at its natural locus like lakes, peaks and waterfalls let tourist discover unmatched joy of vacation.

The land of waterfalls, Shillong’s many of the waterfalls are very lovely place to be. Falls like Crinoline Falls, Gunner’s Fall, Sati Fall, Sweet Falls, Elephant Falls and Beadon Falls are some of the favourite picnic destinations of the town. Nature walk and swimming are some other Eco recreations which one can enjoy while being at these falls. Ward’s Lake carrying the same importance for Shillong as Delhi has for Qutab Minar, is one of the first place one would love to roam to. Boating s the best excursion one can have in this man made lake.

Ward’s Lake

Places of Interests
Waterfalls : The whole Meghalaya is blessed with numerous waterfalls. Finding no exception to it, Shillong has also very many waterfalls known for its scenic beauty. Popular waterfalls like Crinoline Falls, Gunner’s Fall, Sati Fall, Sweet Falls, Elephant Falls and Beadon Falls are some of the favourite picnic destinations of town. Along with it one can also enjoy swimming at falls like Crinoline Falls.

Lakes : 100 years old Ward’s Lake is undoubtedly one of the most favourite picnic spots of the town. The lush green lawns sidelined by flowers give a pleasant walk near the lake. Boat ride in the lake and feeding fishes are activities one will love while being at Ward’s Lake. Barapani, 17 km from Shillong is another beautiful lake. The lake has great appeal for water sports enthusiasts as one can enjoy here water adventure like kayaking and water skiing.

Peaks : Shillong Peak, located at an altitude of 6430 ft is the highest point of Meghalaya. Though the peak is often shrouded by mists, but when clear it gives a very beautiful bird’s eye view of the whole town of Shillong. Other peaks like Sohpetbneng Peak, Dingei Hill are Dumpeep Peak are famous for its rich natural setting.

Botanical Garden : The Botanical Garden with its diverse varieties of flora is must visited place. Its rare collection of orchids is nature lover’s delight.

Churches : Famous for its many of dainty churches like The All Saints Church and The Cathedral Of Mary Help Of Christians have elegant and attractive structure.


For adventure lovers, Shillong has heaps to offer. Barpani lake lying just 17 km from Shillong offers tourist to enjoy water sports like kayaking and water skiing. Shillong has even fine trekking terrain which heightens the joy of adventure travellers. Two of the trekking trails- Shillong-Cherrapunjee and Shillong-Umlyng are full of exploration of dense pine and bamboo forest, wild flowers and orchids.

Reaching there

By Road : National Highway 40 connects Shillong to Guwahati by all weather roads. Reaching Shillong from Guwahati takes around 3 ½ hours.

 

By Air :: Shillong has its own airport at Umroi, but it has very limited service as it has flights only for Kolkata. The best way is to land at Guwahati Airport (128 km), which is well connected to all major destinations like Delhi, Kolkata and Mumbai. From Guwahati, one can hire taxi or can catch bus.

By Rail :Guwahati is the main railhead near Shillong. The railway station has very good rail link with major locations like Delhi. Catching Delhi-Guwahati Rajdhani Express from Delhi is the best way to reach Guwahati.

Darjeeling

Located at an altitude of 1767 meter above the sea level, Mirik is 49 km from Darjeeling and falls in West Bengal state of India.

Population : 107,530 (2001

Area          : 10.57 square kilometres (4.08 sq mi)

Darjeeling being one of the most famous hill station of the country, Darjeeling has tidy sum of sightseeing places. One the one hand, the snow capped peaks of impressive Himalayan hills constitute a fascination for nature lovers, on the other, rich greenery originating due to cool climate heightens one's joy of exploring the hill station.Eco places like Botanical Garden, Zoological Park and Nature History Museum presents an impressive and unique collection of diverse flora and fauna giving wildlife lovers a great joy. Watching sunset and sunrise while being at Tiger Hill adds some memorable moments in one's vacation. Taking nature walk in beautiful hilly tea gardens has unparalleled joy of breathing salubrious air inside. Senchal Lake, favourite picnic spot of Darjeeling is another pride of this beautiful hills station.

 While being at Derjeeling, one can freely expect falling in love with its natural beauty while enjoying activities like nature walk, Himalayan sightseeing, trekking, hiking, mountain biking, wildlife viewing, nature photography and many more.

                                     Eco places in Darjeeling                                   

Himalayan Zoological Park:
Very popular for inhabiting Yak, Panda, Himalayan Black Bear, Siberian Tiger and Deer, and hundreds of species of birds, Zoological Park is a hot tourist spot.

Tea Gardens:
If one best thing not to be missed while on tour to Darjeeling, it is definitely its Tea Gardens. Taking a walk in hilly plantation area of tea fetches one a very salubrious and pleasant walk.

Observatory Hill

Observatory Hill:
Atop the hill lies the famous Hindu and Buddhist shrine, flocked heavily by devotees every day. The hill gives a very beautiful view of Himalayan range of hills.

Natural History Museum:
The natural museum finds its uniqueness in having a fine collection of Himalayan mammals, birds, reptiles, insects and butterflies.

Tiger Hill:
Situated at altitude of 2500 meters, Tiger Hill faces closely the mighty Himalaya. Watching sunset and sunrise from Tiger Hill presents quite panoramic beauty of Himalaya

Senchal Lake

Senchal Lake:
 The main water source of Darjeeling, Senchal Lake lies 10 km from Darjeeling. The lake with its natural beauty has become a favourite picnic spot for locals as well as tourist from outdoors.
Eco attraction/Eco excursion
Travellers with guts of climbing the challenging hills and snow capped Himalayan peaks, Darjeeling is an appropriate spot to satiate their thrust. Sandakphu at an altitude of 3,636 meters on the famous Singalila Ridge offers a fine opportunity for trekkers to try their adventure sport's wizardry. Trekking in Darjeeling and its nearby hills provide a unique chance to witness approx 600 species of orchids- the largest to be found in one geographical location of the whole world.

                                            Reaching there                                      
By Air : Bagdogra (90 km) is the nearest airport having air link with prime destinations like Delhi, Kolkata and Guwahati. Taxi and buses can be taken from the airport to Darjeeling taking approx 3 hours of pleasant drive.
By Rail : New Jalpaiguri (88 km) is the nearest railhead which is connected to all places of the country. From Delhi, Delhi-Guwahati Rajdhani Express is best way to reach Jalpaiguri. From the station, taxis and buses are easily available for Darjeeling.
By Road : Reaching Siliguri (80 km) first is the only way to drive to Darjeeling via Kurseong (32 km). The drive is comfortable and full of amazing view of natural landscapes of Himalaya.

Wayanad

Located in the north-east of Kerala, India, was formed on November 1, 1980 as the 12th district by carving out areas from Kozhikode and Kannur districts.
Population : 780,619
Area          : 2131 km2
Wayanad is relatively less touristy, unexplored and unexploited area of Kerala. This lies high in the Western Ghats, and is home to a few wildlife sanctuaries, tall hills and tea estates. Kalpetta is the largest town and district headquarters of Wayanad. There are many places to see and activities to do. Directions and tourist information is easily available once you reach there, so don't worry much about the homework and just arrive here to explore more.According to archaeological evidence, the Wayanad forests have been inhabited for more than three thousand yearsThe Kabini River, one of the three east flowing rivers of Kerala, is an important tributary of the Kaveri River. Almost the entire Wayanad district is drained by Kabini and its three tributaries, the Panamaram, Mananthavady, and Kalindy rivers. The Banasura Sagar Dam is built on one of tributaries of the Kabini River.Wayanad is one of the districts in Kerala that have been able to retain its pristine nature. This green paradise is nestled among the mountains of western ghat and is located at a distance of 76 km from the nearest seashore of Kozhikode.The district is very susceptible to an agrarian crisis, due to the high dependence of the population on agricultural income.

                                           Eco places in Wayanad                                     

Edakkal caves

Edakkal caves :

12 kms from Sulthan Bathery. 3 caves are located at a height of 1000 mts on Ambukuthi mala near Ambalavayal. The new stone age pictorial writings on the walls of these natural caves at Edakkal are the evidence of the civilizations that existed in the regions in the pre-historic times. The caves can be accessed only by a 1Km trekking trail from Edakkal. Morning hours are the best time to visit these caves. Entry is permitted only upto 1700 hrs. An interesting trek up of the Ambukuthi Hill near Ambalavayal town takes you to this fascinating neolithic cave site. Etchings found on the walls of these caves have drawn the serious attention of archeologists and historians worldwide.With at least three distinct sets of petroglyphs, the earliest thought to date back over 3000 years, it is assumed that the Edakkal caves had been inhabited at various stages in history.

Distances from: Kalpetta-27 Km, Sulthan Bathery-12 Km, Mananthavady-45 Km

Chembra peak :

At 2100 mts above mean sea level, Chembra is the highest peak in Wayanad and is ideal for trekking. Climbing this peak is a challenging mountaineering endeavour and would take a full dayThe scenic beauty of Wayanad, which is visible from the top of Chembra, is very exhilerating. The surrounding areas offer exceptional photo oppurtunities. Camping on the peak is an unforgettable experience. District Tourism Promotion Council provides guides, sleeping bags, canvases, huts and trekking implements on hire.

Distances from: Kalpetta .-14 Km, Sulthan Bathery -42 Km, Mananthavady -52 Km

Sunrise Valley

Sunrise Valley :

As the name indicates, Sunrise Valley is a great place to watch the rising and setting sun set amidst dramatic mountain scenery. The place also offers a panoramic view of the valley beneath with the River Chaliyar meandering along.Sunrise Valley provides some excellent trekking opportunities in Wayanad. Sunrise Point, which overlooks the valley, is located near by kanthampara falls 22 kms far from sulthan bathery and 22 kms from kialpetta.

Neelimala View Point :

Closer to Vaduvanchal, Neelimala is an excellent venue fro trekking with lots of stimulating trails. The summit of this hill affords a great view of the cascading Meenmutty fallsand the beautiful valley in its foreground.

Distances from: Kalpetta-27 Km, Sulthan Bathery-26 Km, Mananthavady-62 Km

Meenmutty falls :

An interesting 2 km jungle trek off the main Ooty road, Meenmutty is the largest and most spectacular waterfall in Wayanad. A unique feature is that water drops about 300 metres over three stages.

Distances from: Kalpetta-37 Km, Sulthan Bathery-12 Km, Mananthavady-54 Km

Soochippara waterfall

Sentinal Rock Waterfalls:

22 kms south of Kalpetta near Chooralmala. Locally known as Soochippara and is a very popular leisure destination. This is a three step waterfall more than 200 mts in height. Framed by enchanting scenery. A must to see site! This region is ideal for rock climbing. Soochipara can be reached by a scenic 2 kms. nature walk and deer and other wildlife can be seen near the waterfront.

Distances from: Kalpetta-22 Km, Sulthan Bathery-43 Km, Mananthavady-58 Km

Kanthanpara waterfalls :

22 kms south east of Kalpetta and 8 kms east of Meppadi, a beautiful waterfall about 30 mts in height. Relatively smaller than Sentinel Rock falls, and rather less frequented Kanthanpara and its surroundings offer a very pleasant site. A easy hike away from the main road, its perfect for picnics.

Distances from: Kalpetta-22 Km, Sulthan Bathery-23 Km, Mananthavady-57 Km

Banasura sagar dam

Banasura sagar project :

This is the largest earth dam in India and the second largest in Asia is being built here. The topography here is such that many islands will be formed in the upstream of the dam when the dam is full. These islands with the background of the Banasura hill will provide a hypnotising sight to tourists.Situated at Padinjarathara  21 kms north east of Kalpetta. Situated at Padinjarathara.  The Banasura project precincts are an ideal starting point for treks to the Banasura Peak. A quaint feature is a series of islands that were formed when the reservoir submerged the surrounding areas.

Distances from: Kalpetta-21 Km, Sulthan Bathery-47 Km, Mananthavady-34 Km 

Chethalayam Falls :

Chethalayam is one of Wayanad's smaller waterfalls. Its surroundings offer a number of vantage points for bird-watching. It is also popular with trekking enthusiasts.

Distances from: Kalpetta-37 Km, Sulthan Bathery-12 Km, Mananthavady-54 Km

wild life sanctuary, Muthanga

Wayanad wild life sanctuary, Muthanga :

Established in 1973, the Wayanad wild life sanctuary is contiguous to the protected area network of Nagarhole and Bandipur of Karnataka on the north-east and Muthumalai of TamilNadu on south-east. Rich in bio-diversity, the sanctuary is an integral part of the Nilgiri Biosphere Reserve, which has been established with the specific objective of conserving the biological heritage of the region. The sanctuary is rich in flora and fauna. The management lays emphasis on scientific conservation with due consideration for the general life styles of tribals and others who live in and around the forest.

The vegetation is predominantly moist deciduous forest with small stretches of swamps, teak forests, bamboo and tall grass. Amidst such fertile and varied flora, this region hosts several rare herbs and medicinal plants.

With numerous watering holes Muthanga has a large population of pachyderms, and has been declared a Project Elephant site. Also Jungle Cats, Panthers, Civet Cat, Monkeys, Wild dogs, Deers, Spotted Bears, Bisons, Gaurs, Cheetah, Wild Bears, Peacock, Owls, Jungle fowls, Woodpeckers, Babblers, Cukoos etc.. can be seen here. The reserve is also home to a small population of Tigers. Elephant rides are arranged here by the forest department. Click here for more...

Reaching Wayanad

By Air

The nearest airport from Wayanad is the Karipur airport of Kozhikode. It is situated at a distance of around 100 kilometers from the city. There are regular flights from the airport to other states in India, like Chennai, Mumbai, Delhi, and Goa and even international destinations like Sharjah, Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Kuwait, Bahrain, Doha and Muscat. You can also access Wayanad from the Cochin International Airport, which is at a distance of around 300 kilometers.

By Rail

The nearest railway station from Wayanad is at Calicut, at a distance of around 110 kilometers from this place. It is well connected by a good network of railways. There are a number of local as well as inter-state trains that halt at the Calicut station and connect it with the other major cities of India. From the station, you can take a bus or hire a can for going to Wayanad.

By Roads

Wayanad is well connected by a wide network of roads and this place can be easily accessed from anywhere in Kerala as well as from neighboring states. For reaching Wayanad by road, NH212 and SH17 are the highways that you need to follow. Otherwise, you can take a bus or hire a cab. Deluxe buses are available for Wayanad, from Bangalore’s Majestic Bus Stand, from 9 am to 10 pm.

Arunachal Pradesh

Arunachal Pradesh is a state,  located in northeast India.It borders the states of Assam and Nagaland to the south, and shares international borders with Burma in the east, Bhutan in the west, and the People's Republic of China in the north.

Population : 1,091,120 (26th)

Area          :  83743 km2 (32333 sq mi)

Much of Arunachal Pradesh is covered by the Himalayas. However, parts of Lohit, Changlang and Tirap are covered by the Patkai hills. Kangto, Nyegi Kangsang, the main Gorichen peak and the Eastern Gorichen peak are some of the highest peaks in this region of the Himalayas.It is the land of rising sun, is one among the the most beautiful states of north-east India. Exploring its Himalayan hills full of variety of exquisite flora and fauna is a feast for nature lovers. Splendid game viewing in four of its wildlife sanctuaries, sightseeing hundreds of orchid species in orchid sanctuary, enjoying climbing and trekking in plenty of Himalayan hills are merely some among the numerous Eco activities that keep tourists engaged while touring Arunachal Pradesh.Getting its description in the world famous epic, Mahabharata, the culture and tradition of Arunachal Pradesh dates back to thousands years back, which tourists can witness even now preserved by tribals of Arunachal Pradesh. The rich tradition has made various artistic craftsmanship pass from one generation to following one. Beautiful masks, cane and bamboo, wooden carving are some of the livid example of craftsmanship of inhabitants of Arunachal, which has got wide recognition.The game viewing in many of its parks and sanctuaries let travellers encounter rare animals like Mishmi, Takin, Hoolock Gibbon, Musk Deer, Bharal, Hisbid Hare, Flying Squirrel and more than 500 species of birds. The Himalayan hills surrounding the state is origin of more than 500 species of orchids.

Eco places in Arunachal Pradesh

The Himalayan hills, and Four national parks and seven wildlife parks of Arunachal Pradesh are origin of evergreen forests, hills, rivers and many streams which are abode to many sightseeing natural places becoming popular tourist destination

Parasuramkund

Tinsukia - Tezu- Parasuramkund : 

Bhishmaknagar, Parsuramkund, Mehao lake, Salley lake, Mayadia.Situated in the lower reaches to the river Lohit. It is a religious place visited by people from all over the country during the Makar Sankranti day for a holy dip. Common belief that a dip on the day in the kund washes away one's sins. As recorded in the Kalika Purana that it was here the sage Parasuram washed away his sin of matricide.

Tezpur- Bhalukpong - Bomdila -Tawang : 

Orchid sanctuary, Buddhist gompa, Tawang Monestary, several waterfalls. On the Banks of the river, at an elevation of 190 metres is Tipi, a glass house with over 7,500 Orchids. From here the road is fairly steep as it soars up to the small headquarters of the West Kameng district. Bomdila at a height of over 2530 metre. It has a Tourist Lodge, a Craft Center, Apple Orchards and Buddhist Gomphas. There are also views of Himalayan landscapes and snow-clad ranges. Bomdila is a good place to rest overnight.

Margherita- Miao- Namdapha : 

Mountains of Arunachal Pradesh

Namdhapa National Park, Miao Mini Zoo, Tibetan camp.


Pasighat-Jengging-Yingkiong : 

Dr. Daying Ering Wildlife Sanctuary, Mouling National Park, Kekar Monying and Komsing.

Tezpur - Seijosa(Pakhui) - Bhalukpong - Tipi : 

Pakhui Wildlife Sanctuary, Seijosa, Bhalukpong, Orchidarium at Tipi.The grandeur of Arunachal not only lies in its colorful tribes but also in its rich flora and fauna. Orchids find a pride of place and more than 500 species are to he found in Arunachal alone. An Orchidarium has been act up to study this botanical paradise at Tipi (seven kilometers from Bhalukpong).

Itanagar- Ziro - Daporijo - Along - Pashighat : 

Itafort, Gekar Sinyi, Talley Valley, Menga Cave, D'Ering Wildlife Sanctuary, Mouling National Park

Reaching there

 By Air : Tejpur (225 km) is the nearest airport from Arunachal Pradesh. Tejpur has flights from Kolkata international airport (west Bengal), which is well connected to all major air locations in india and abroad. Even Itanagar has regular helicopter service with Guwahati on every Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Sunday. Now helicopter service has also been started withing the state for travellers and tourist convenience.

By Rail : the nearest railhead is harmuty, which is merely 33 km far from the capital, itanagar. But, Lakhimpur in Assam (60 km) is most convenient as it has good rail link with major destination like Guwahati.

By Road : Itanagar is well connected by road to Guwahati (429 km away) through national highway 52. Direct buses are available from Guwahati to Itanagar.