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The natural beauty of Arunachal Pradesh is so breathtaking that my writing does not have the power to describe it properly. For this group of friends, I tried to make the text more informative, regardless of literary quality. Here is a short itinerary of Arunachal Pradesh trip🙏

Day 1 We landed in Gauhati by plane and went to Bhalukpong. The night was spent in Bhalukpong. The view of the road is breathtaking. It was nice to walk on the road. After lunch at Guwahati, we reached Naogaon. The food at Anurag Dhaba was good. It was evening when we reached so nothing was seen.

Day 2 On the second day, we got up in the morning and went out for Bombadilla. It will be like today in Bomdila. The whole road is the destination and you will forget about the fatigue. Many fountains, bridges, rope bridges, mind-blowing road scenes. Stop at will and take pictures with camera or eye camera. These roads are maintained by the BRO or Border Road Organization so the small roadside boards provided by them are an extra charge. In this context, you can stay in Dirang or Bomdila. Return via the same road. So stay in different places when going and coming. It will be good. On reaching Bomdila, we visited the monastery here. There is also a war memorial here which can be seen in time if we have not met.

Day 3 From Bomdila we took the long road towards Tawang. About 143 km of road has to be covered on the hilly route. Sela pass will be read on the road today. At a height of 13700 feet, the view of Sela Pass and Sela Lake is mind-blowing. The road is bad and dangerous. When it snows, roads can be blocked and closed. Snow chains are sometimes required on cars. Nuranang Falls and Yeshowant Garh War Memorial are also on this road but we saw them on our way back. There is a lot of uphill and downhill on the whole road, you have to climb a lot in a very short time, so there is a possibility of a physical illness during the journey. At Sella pass we got ice. It was almost evening when we reached Tawang. That night was spent in the hotel only that night why the next three nights but in Tawang. Being at a very high altitude, there may be some physical illness in Tawang. Do not do too much physical work on the first day. Your body will adjust slowly.

Day 4 Mornings are very early in Tawang. At half past five in the morning, the sun rises at quarter past five. If the weather is clear in the morning, if you go out for a walk, you can see a very beautiful view. The next morning we went out to see the sights of Tawang. Buddhist Gumpha of Tawang is very beautiful and Tawang city and long ago you will see it is the second largest Buddhist Gumpha in the world and the largest in India. In the morning spent a lot of time exploring the Gumpha and taking pictures. Then the weather turned bad. Buddha Park is a huge Buddha statue like we have in Leh Ravangla or Pelling. It will be very nice to see the light and sound of Tawang War Memorial. Local lunch at noon is mandatory. The food and atmosphere of Dragon Restaurant in Bazar is very beautiful. Besides, there are many small places. Extra time or day is essential for those places to visit far away like Jemithang etc.

Day 5 I woke up in the morning and left to see Bumla Pass and Madhuri Lake. It has to be done by local vehicle. A separate permit is required to go to Bumla pass which will be done by your hotel. This entire area is controlled by the army. Looks like Y From Y junction Bumla on right, Madhuri lake on left. On the road you will see countless lakes including Tso Lake. Fossils of pine trees formed as a result of the Madhuri Lake earthquake are standing like fruit. Original name Sangatsar Lake. But after shooting for Madhuri Dixit's movie Koyla, the name of the lake changed. Army controlled this lake is extraordinary. Bumla pass is 15700 feet high. There is lack of oxygen here. The army will collect your passport and give you a number, then call that number and take you to the Chinese border. Photography is prohibited there, but you will see Chinese soldiers on guard.

Day 6 Tawang Yatra started for Dirang. Karol Nuranang Falls and Jashovantgarh War Memorial. Jashwant Singh Rawat fought hard to repel the Chinese invasion, killing around 300 Chinese soldiers. This war memorial is worth noting. Then we crossed the Sela Pass again and arrived at Dirang, where we are staying tonight. The Buddhist Gumpha here is very beautiful and situated in a very good location. Apart from this, Mountaineering Institute will pass the time to see the beautiful environment along the river. Sangti Valley is a very beautiful place but we didn't have a chance to go due to lack of time. You can plan to stay in the valley. There are good homestays here.

Day 7 Now back to Bomdila straight through Tezpur to Kaziranga National Forest. You can see the abandoned places on the road and come down to enjoy the long journey. The address is Kaziranga National Forest. The shopping was completed in the evening.

Day 8 As the month of May has started, elephant safaris have to be contented with jeep safaris, Kaziranga National Forest closes on 30th April. Several animals were seen including rhinoceros, elephants and deer. After finishing the safari, we went to the Orchid Park and took a flight back from Tezpur.

A few things to remember

1. Weather is very changeable so your travel schedule may change due to weather.

2. Apply Inner Line Permit online or through your travel agent before departure and keep copy of Inner Line Permit. Sometimes there will be checking on the road.

3. Bumla pass is completely army controlled so leave early in the morning without delay.

4. Make hotel bookings in advance It is true that is no shortage of hotels here but book after searching about the hotels well.

5. Mobile phone you will get network pretty much but Tawang Jio network is not at all Airtel and BSNL all over the road.

6. Royal Enfield motorcycles are available for rent in Tawang. However, various places including Bumla should not be visited without a local vehicle.