Overview
Mystical Mountains & Monasteries – Arunachal Expedition
🏞️ Trip Highlights
- 🚙 Epic Road Journey through 1,000+ km of stunning valleys, passes, and forested ridges
- 🏔️ Cross Sela Pass at 13,700 ft – one of India’s highest motorable mountain roads
- 🕍 Tawang Monastery – the second-largest Buddhist monastery in the world
- 🇮🇳 Bumla Pass – a legendary Indo-China border point that echoes with bravery
- 💧 Nurang & Sangetsar Lakes – postcard-perfect alpine lakes straight out of a dream
- 🎭 Evening Light & Sound Show in Tawang (Army-run) – optional but unforgettable!
- 🕯️ Dirang & Bomdila Monasteries – tranquil, historic, and deeply spiritual stops
- 🛍️ Local village experiences and quaint market strolls
This journey offers the perfect blend of exploration, elevation, and enlightenment – whether you're sipping butter tea at a monastery or staring into the silence at 16,000 feet near the China border.
Short Itinerary
| Day | Date | Itinerary | Stay |
| 1 | Oct 25, 2025 | Arrival at Guwahati hotel. Free day for self-exploration. | Guwahati |
| 2 | Oct 26, 2025 | Early morning drive to Dirang (310 km / 9 hrs approx.). Enroute sightseeing: India-Bhutan Border, villages. Visit old Dirang Village and Dirang Monastery. Check-in and overnight stay. | Dirang |
| 3 | Oct 27, 2025 | After breakfast, drive to Tawang (145 km / 7 hrs approx.). Enroute visit Sela Pass, Paradise Lake, Jashwant Garh, and Nurang Waterfall. Evening visit to Tawang Monastery (if time permits). | Tawang Homestay |
| 4 | Oct 28, 2025 | Day trip to Penga Teng Tso (PT T’so), Bumla Pass (with army permission), and Sangetsar Lake (Madhuri Lake). Overnight stay in Tawang. | Tawang Homestay |
| 5 | Oct 29, 2025 | Drive to Bomdila (187 km / 8 hrs approx.). Enroute visit Nuranang Waterfall (if not covered earlier). Visit Tawang Monastery (if not covered on Day 3). Explore Upper/Lower Gompa and the town. | Bomdila |
| 6 | Oct 30, 2025 | Transfer to Guwahati for departure. |
Note:-
Will drop you at the Airport, Book your flight only after 9:00 PM
(In case you wish to extend the trip/ need to stay 6th day night also in Guwahati, we will be able to arrange a Hotel room for you for you- Contact 80507 25190)
Detailed Itinerary
| Day | Date | Itinerary | Stay |
| 1 | Oct 25, 2025 | Arrival in Guwahati – Upon arrival, check into your hotel. The day is free to relax or explore Guwahati on your own. You may visit the Brahmaputra riverfront or nearby temples such as Kamakhya Temple if time permits. | Guwahati |
| 2 | Oct 26, 2025 | Guwahati to Dirang – Drive approx. 310 km / 9 hours through scenic mountain roads. Enroute, stop at the India–Bhutan Border for a cultural glimpse and photo opportunity. Continue your journey through picturesque mountain villages. On arrival in Dirang, visit the Dirang Monastery (Lower Gompa), an important center of the Gelugpa sect of Tibetan Buddhism, known for its peaceful ambiance, murals, and community involvement. Check-in and overnight stay. | Dirang |
| 3 | Oct 27, 2025 | Dirang to Tawang – After breakfast, depart for Tawang (145 km / 7 hours). The route is one of the most scenic in Arunachal Pradesh. Stop at Sela Pass (13,700 ft), a high-altitude mountain pass offering snow-capped views and the sacred Paradise Lake nearby. Also visit Jaswant Garh War Memorial, dedicated to a brave Indian soldier, and the Nurang Waterfall. Reach Tawang by evening. If time permits, visit the Tawang Monastery, the largest in India and second-largest in the world. | Tawang Homestay |
| 4 | Oct 28, 2025 | Tawang - Day Excursion – Full-day excursion to high-altitude border areas: Penga Teng Tso (PT T’so Lake) and Sangetsar Lake (Madhuri Lake), known for their stunning alpine beauty. Travel to Bumla Pass (16,500 ft), a historic Indo-China border post – Army permission required.In the evening, subject to availability of tickets, you may attend the Light & Sound Show and Cultural Performance at Tawang. This event is organized and controlled by the Indian Army and showcases the region’s heritage and bravery.Note: Tickets are limited and cost approx. INR 150–200 per person (payable directly). | Tawang Homestay |
| 5 | Oct 29, 2025 | Tawang to Bomdila – Drive approx. 187 km / 8 hours. Enroute, revisit Tawang Monastery if not covered earlier. Stop again at Nuranang Waterfall, one of the most beautiful in the region. On arrival in Bomdila, visit the Upper and Lower Gompas, offering panoramic views and cultural insights into the region’s Buddhist traditions. Explore the local market. Check-in and overnight stay. | Bomdila |
| 6 | Oct 30, 2025 | Bomdila to Guwahati – After breakfast, begin your return journey to Guwahati (approx. 330 km / 9–10 hours). Arrive by evening and transfer to airport/railway station for departure. | __ |
Package Inclusions
- Transportation by Tempo traveler , fuel, and driver expenses
- Accommodation on twin/Double sharing - 1 night at Guwahati, Bomdila, and Dirang and 2 nights in Tawang
- ILP and special permits
- Local taxi for Bumla Pass
- Coordinator Support
Documents Needed :
- Aadhar card
- Photo
Package Exclusions
- Any insurance
- Food and beverage of any kind
- Any other services not mentioned
- Entry Charges
Note: In the event of unexpected weather changes or unforeseen political reasons necessitating alterations or cancellations to our planned destinations, we assure you that we will do our utmost to offer the best available alternative at that time. Please understand that, regrettably, no refunds will be processed to participants' bank accounts under any circumstances.
Fees
₹18,300.00
Available Seats: 9
Installment Plan
| Installment Dates | Amount |
| At the Time of Booking | ₹4,575.00 |
| June 05, 2025 | ₹4,575.00 |
| July 05, 2025 | ₹4,575.00 |
| August 05, 2025 | ₹4,575.00 |
| Total | ₹ 18,300 |
Cancellation Policy
| Cancellation Dates | Cancellation Fee (Per Head) |
| Cancellations prior to 60 days from the start of the trek | Rs 7,320/- |
| Cancellation between 45 days and 30 days to the start of the trek | Rs 10,980/- |
| Cancellation between 30 days and 15 days to the start of the trek | Rs 14,640/- |
| Cancellation less than 15 days to the start of the trek | Rs 18,300/- |
- Alternatively, a registered participant may transfer his/her registration to a friend without any cancellation fee.
- In case of cancellation of the program due to any gov restrictions due to COVID/ Weather, an alternate date will be provided for the same trip and no refund for that.
- In case you are not able to join the trip on the new dates, either you can send a replacement ( Without any additional cost) / You can opt for Wallet transfer,
- What is Wallet Transfer?: The amount will move to LGFC Wallet and you can use that for any other trip. ( 2% fee will be deducted as movement charges) . Strictly there won’t be any refund to a bank account.
- Wallet transfer is applicable only for the case when a participant wont be able to join the new date on a postponed trip due to Pandemic / Weather situations
- The wallet transfer offer will only be one time , when the new date is announced. Further changes will be counted as normal cancellations and will be as per cancellation policy.
- Installments are to be paid before the due dates.
- In case when installments are pending after the due date, the order will be auto-canceled.
- There will be no refund in case of auto cancellation due to nonpayment of installments.
Why With Us?
- Budget-Friendly.
- Pay the total camp fee in installments before the trek – See Installments
- Best Food and Best Local Guide, Team Leader During Trek.
- The best food During the trek: We believe that for a trekker, food is one of the most important things during their journey. We provide the best nutritious food veg during trekking.
- Not just the trek, but many more things to learn and experience: We are not just providing sightseeing or trekking experience. Know more about the life of people in Arunachal Pradesh, India
- Well Experienced Local Guide
- Plan beyond the Itinerary- In case if you want to extend the trip, we are there to help you by providing Stay and transportation, Talk to the coordinator of LetsGoForACamp.
VALUES WE FOLLOW
- Eco-friendly products.
- Minimizing plastic waste.
- Hiring local guides.
- Contributing to the local economy.
- Proper disposal of waste generated.
- Concept of Responsible traveler.
FAQs
- Why is food not included in the package?
Most of our day trips start early in the morning, and we believe in giving you the flexibility to explore local cuisine. You will have the opportunity to enjoy meals at various hotels and eateries along the way. This way, you can savor the local flavors and choose meals according to your preferences.
- What kind of weather can I expect in Tawang?
Tawang experiences a cold climate throughout the year. Summers are cool, with temperatures ranging from 5°C to 22°C. Winters are cold, with temperatures dropping to as low as -10°C. It’s advisable to carry warm clothing, especially if you are visiting during the winter months.
- Will the permits be arranged for us, or do we need to obtain them individually?
We take care of arranging the necessary permits for your Tawang trip. To expedite the process, we kindly request the following documents from our guests: A scanned copy of your E Aadhar card.
Two passport-size photos.
These documents are essential for obtaining the required permits, and sharing them with us in advance ensures a smoother and more efficient permit application process.
- Is there any altitude sickness concern in Tawang?
Tawang is situated at a high altitude, and visitors may experience symptoms of altitude sickness. It’s recommended to acclimatize properly, stay hydrated, and avoid strenuous activities in the initial days. If symptoms persist, it’s essential to seek medical assistance.
- What is the best time to visit Tawang?
The best time to visit Tawang is from March to June when the weather is relatively mild, and the natural beauty is at its peak. However, adventure enthusiasts might enjoy the snow-covered landscapes during the winter months from October to February.
- Are there ATM facilities available in Tawang?
While there are a few ATMs in Tawang, it’s advisable to carry sufficient cash, as network issues or machine downtime may occur. Ensure you have enough funds for your entire trip.
- How is the road condition in Tawang?
The road conditions in Tawang can vary, with some stretches being challenging due to hilly terrain.
- What is the local cuisine like in Tawang?
Tawang offers a variety of local dishes, including momos, thukpa, yak meat, and local bread called khura. Make sure to try these delicacies to experience the unique flavors of the region.
- How will the stay arrangements be during the trip?
We prioritize providing comfortable and clean accommodations for our guests. While our packages do not offer luxury stays, we ensure that the selected lodgings maintain a high standard of cleanliness and hospitality. The focus is on offering a genuine and immersive experience, allowing you to connect with the local culture and surroundings. Our team selects accommodations based on their reputation for providing a welcoming atmosphere, ensuring your stay is enjoyable and memorable.
