Tawang Zemithang Tour Package

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Tawang Zemithang tour package

With our carefully designed Tawang Zemithang trip package, set out on an enthralling adventure through the captivating landscapes of Tawang, Zemithang, and Bumla Pass. Explore the spiritual sanctuary of Tawang, where the imposing 10,000-foot Tawang Monastery provides a peaceful shelter while displaying the region's cultural diversity. Nature lovers will find the stunning scenery of Tawang, a genuine natural wonder, to be the perfect setting. Continue on to Zemithang, a secret haven tucked away in the Eastern Himalayas where the Monpa tribe's traditional way of life is shown. To experience the simplicity of everyday life, engage with people, and appreciate the distinct appeal of this off-the-beaten-path location, take a tour to Zemithang village. A trip to Bumla Pass, a high-altitude adventure close to the Indo-China border, is not complete without it. In addition to providing expansive views, this historic site is significant since it served as the Dalai Lama's entryway during his exile. The Tawang Sangti trip package is another Arunachal tour highlight. With its immaculate valley, rivers, and orchards, Sangti is a veritable paradise. Therefore, it is also a must-see location to explore when on an Arunachal tour that includes Tawang, Dirang, and Zemithang.

An authentic encounter linking you with indigenous populations, their cultural history, and ancient traditions is guaranteed on our tribal tour to Tawang, Zemithang, and other locations. To fully appreciate the diverse fabric of tribal life, take part in local celebrations and sample traditional cuisine.

An authentic encounter linking you with indigenous populations, their cultural history, and ancient traditions is guaranteed on our tribal tour to Tawang, Zemithang, and other locations. To fully appreciate the diverse fabric of tribal life, take part in local celebrations and sample traditional cuisine. Are you worried about how your Guwahati to Tawang vacation package can be customized? Our Tawang Zemithang travel package includes lodging, transportation, guided tours of Arunachal Pradesh, and more, making it suitable for a range of budgets. Wellmaintained roads provide a seamless transition between these breathtaking locations, making the travel from Tawang to Zemithang a picturesque one.

Gather your belongings and set out on a Tawang Zemithang tour with NatureWings Holidays, India's top North East travel operator, for a once-in-a-lifetime experience where adventure, spirituality, nature, and cultural immersion all come together to create memories that will last a lifetime.

DAY 1 : GUWAHATI TO NAMERI [4 HR 45 MIN (220.4 KM) VIA NH 27]

Meet our agent when you arrive at the Guwahati Airport or Railway Station for your Tawang Zemithang trip package, and they will help you find your assigned car. After being driven 240 kilometers (5 hours) to Nameri, you will check into your hotel and spend the night there.

It should be noted that Nameri National Park is often considered to be the most scenic of all the national parks in Assam. The Jia Bhoroli River, also called the Kameng River, flows through the 200 square kilometer park, which is located in the valley and mountainous region of Arunachal Pradesh on the eastern border of Assam. The 137 square kilometer area was first classified as a sanctuary in 1985, and in 1998 it was formally recognized as a National Park. Several endangered species can be found in Nameri, including the Indian wild dog, sambar, gaur, white-winged wood duck, sloth bear, tiger, leopard, clouded leopard, and four kinds of hornbills, among many other birds. Nameri is renowned for her ability to identify herds of elephants.

DAY 2 : NAMERI TO DIRANG TRANSFER [4 HR 24 MIN (161.0 KM) VIA CHARIDUAR - TAWANG RD AND NH13]

Visit Nameri National Park in the morning to observe tigers, birds, and other wild animals going about their daily lives. The rare and scarce "White Winged Wood Duck" is one of the more than 300 bird species found in the National Park. Watch them in action since the park is also a part of Project Tiger. Later than spending few time there, head back to the hotel.

Tighten your shoelaces after breakfast, then go rafting and tracking down the Jia Borali River. The Jia Borali River is a incredible spot to raft. Rafting offers tourists the chance to experience an exciting level one rafting adventure while seeing a variety of untamed bird species.

Come back from this incredible adventure. Head towards "the country of raising sun"—Arunachal Pradesh—after lunch. It will take roughly 4.30 hours to travel the 160+ miles from Nameri to Dirang. With hills, rivers, streams, and forests, the journey is amazing. Savor the breathtaking scenery as you go.

DAY 3: DIRANG TO TAWANG TRANSFER [4 hr 15 min (134.3 km) via NH13]

Drive to the Tawang tour (10,000 feet) after a hearty breakfast in the morning. You will cross Sela Pass (13720 feet), which passes across a tiny mountain and beside the paradise lake. Take a moment to enjoy

The Buddhist village of Tawang is located 78 kilometers away from Sela Pass, a high altitude mountain pass at 4170 meters that links the idyllic hamlet to the rest of India. Visitors are enticed to pause, pose, and take pictures by the unhindered magnificent vistas of the Eastern Himalayas.

Paradise Lake: Known for its picturesque views, this quaint lake is situated close to the Sela Pass.

Jaswant Garh War Memorial: Honoring Indian Army soldier Jaswant Singh Rawat, a rifleman who battled to the end in the 1962 war against China.

The story of the conflict and its warriors is shown here, and the memorial honors the valiant victim who fought against the Chinese forces for three days on his own. A must-see for all Tawang tourists is Nuranang Fall, also called Jung Waterfalls. This towering fall gushes its way out of the verdant flora and expansive evergreen valleys to create a misty froth when people plunge into it. The setting is picturesque and enchanted. Check into the hotel for the night when you arrive. Spend the night in a Tawang hotel.

DAY 4: ZEMITAHANG SIGHTSEEING [200KM/10HRS]

The Tawang Zemithang travel packages are in their fourth day today. To Tawang, say good morning. As Arunachal is known to receive the first rays of the sun in the morning, bask in the warmth of this amazing occurrence while sipping hot tea or coffee in bed.

We will travel to a location known as Zimithang after breakfast. About 100 kilometers from Tawang is Zimithang, a stunning highland region. Zemithang is located on the border between China and Bhutan, at the farthest point of Tawang district. Keep an eye out for the "black-necked crane," a unique species of bird seen in this area, as the road winds higher. The greatest stupa in that region is a Buddha stupa called Gorchem Chorten, which is about 100 feet high. We will begin our journey back after touring Zemithang and the surrounding area. We shall make a stop at Lum La's Tara Devi temple on the way back. Spend the night at Tawang.

DAY 5: AROUND TAWANG FULL DAY SIGHTSEEING [MADHURI LAKE | BUMLA-PASS]

We will be visiting some of the amazing places in the Tawang area today, so it is going to be a great day. Set out on an enthralling adventure that starts after breakfast and promises a day full of breathtaking vistas in the Tawang area. A visit to the charming Shonga-tser Lake, also called Madhuri Lake, where nature displays its beauty against the breathtaking backdrop of snow-capped mountains, marks the beginning of the experience. Following the filming of the Bollywood film Koyla, which starred Madhuri Dixit and Sha Rukh Khan, the king of Bollywood, the lake was given a new name. The calm of the surrounds is reflected in the lake's placid waters, producing a magnificent image that never gets old.

After this visual feast, the journey continues to the Indo-China border, where it encounters the imposing Bum La Pass, which is 37 kilometers from Tawang. In addition to offering a breathtaking view of the untamed landscape, this key point acts as a geopolitical border between China and India. Make stops at Heart Lake, PTSO Lake, and Naghula Lake along the route; each adds a special charm to the journey.

DAY 6: TAWANG TO BOMDILA TRANSFER [5 HR 15 MIN (176.6 KM) VIA NH13]

After a delicious breakfast in the morning, we travel 185 kilometers to Bomdila, which is located at an elevation of 8,000 feet. A trip to the Bomdila Monastery is in store, providing a serene and enlightening spiritual experience. Bomdila's tranquil beauty can be seen from the Bomdila View Point, which offers a panoramic view.

As the day goes on, explore the local markets and attractions to fully experience Bomdila's evening beauty. Savor eating and shopping experiences while learning about the unique way of life in this charming hill town. A memorable experience is made possible by the local flavors and cultural diversity.

After that, spend a restful night in the comfort of your Bomdila hotel. This day promises a well-rounded and enriching experience in the little village of Bomdila by combining spiritual renewal, breathtaking scenery, and an in-depth interaction with the local way of life.

DAY 7: BOMDILA – TEZPUR [3 HR 44 MIN (150.6 KM) VIA NH13 AND CHARIDUAR - TAWANG RD]

We continue our tour by leaving Bomdila and traveling to Tezpur, a place rich in mythology and history. Tezpur, which is tucked away on the southern bank of the powerful Brahmaputra River, tells historical tales. A guided tour of the area's historical landmarks, including as the revered Agneegarh, the Coal Park, the Lord Shiva temples, and the charming Brahmaputra ghats, will begin when you arrive.

Discover the distinctive elements of the Coal Park and explore Agneegarh, which is resonant with historical echoes. The temples dedicated to Lord Shiva are architectural treasures that showcase the city's rich religious and cultural legacy. The serene view of the vast river provided by a trip to the Brahmaputra ghats enhances Tezpur's allure.

Accommodations have been made in a hotel in the center of the city for a comfortable stay. Experience the fascinating fusion of mythology, history, and natural beauty that Tezpur eloquently reveals; your stay in this historic city is sure to be enriching.

DAY 8: TEZPUR TO GUWAHATI, AIRPORT DROP [3 HR 44 MIN (183.1 KM) VIA NH 27]

After breakfast in the morning, depart from your accommodation and make your way to the Guwahati airport with wonderful memories that you will always treasure.

WHAT IS THE LOCATION OF TAWANG & ZEMITHANG?

Located in the Indian state of Arunachal Pradesh, Tawang is the administrative center and town of the Tawang district, which is primarily home to Monpa people.Travelers searching for an Arunachal Pradesh trip package from Guwahati should make time to visit Tawang, which is wellknown for its Tawang Monastery, the biggest Buddhist monastery in India. Tawang is located about 448 kilometers northwest of Itanagar, the state capital, at a height of around 3,048 meters (10,000 feet). Situated approximately 10 miles (16 km) south of the Line of Actual Control with China, north of the Tawang Chu river valley, the town is also known for housing a well-known Gelugpa Buddhist monastery. The Tawang Monastery, which was founded in 1681 by Mera Lama Lodre Gyatso in accordance with the desires of Ngawang Lobsang Gyatso, the 5th Dalai Lama, has a special legend.

Since "Ta" means "horse" and "wang" means "chosen," the word "Tawang" itself has meaning: "selected by horse." Folklore claims that the monastery got its name because Mera Lama Lodre Gyatso's horse allegedly selected it.

Tawang is also significant historically since it is the birthplace of Tsangyang Gyatso, the sixth Dalai Lama.The westernmost settlement in the state of Arunachal Pradesh is Zemithang, also known as Pangchen. It shares borders with Tibet Autonomous Region of China to the north and Bhutan to the west.

HOW IS THE WEATHER IN TAWANG?

Tawang is best enjoyed in the summer (end of March to end of June), when the weather is nice and the monsoon is cooler. However, in the winter, when the temperature drops to 1 to 3 degrees Celsius, it is covered in snow and becomes difficult to access by road.

HOW TO REACH TAWANG & ZEMITHANG?

By Air: Since there are not many domestic flights to Tezpur Airport [TEZ], landing there is the best option for the Tawang Tour. Tezpur Airport is 329.6 kilometers away. In addition, Guwahati Airport [GAU], which is 445 kilometers from Tawang, is served by daily domestic flights from all around India and a small number of international aircraft. Additionally, a weekly helicopter service operates between Tawang and Guwahati. Travelers can use this service to get to Tawang as well.

By Train: Because of the high elevation and difficult terrain, there is not a direct train service to Tawang. In order to get to Tawang by train, you must disembark at Rangapara Station (in Tezpur) and then take a bus or hail a cab. Rangapara and Tawang will be about 325 kilometers apart on the road.

By Road: Tawang can be reached by road in a variety of ways. You can begin your trip at Tezpur Airport or Tezpur Station. Get down at the airport or Tezpur Station and get a cab. The Arunachal State Transport Corporation also offers APSTS buses. The Chariduar-Tawang Road is around 331 kilometers long. There are two ways that connect Tawang to Zemithang, which are around 90 kilometers apart by road.

One route goes via Sangetsar Lake, and the other goes through Lumla. The trip usually takes about 60 minutes if you use the Lumla route. You will pass through a number of villages, waterways, and monasteries on your journey.

WHAT ARE THE PLACES OF ATTRACTIONS IN TAWANG, ZEMITHANG TOUR PACKAGE FROM GUWAHATI?

Sela Pass, Tawang Monastery, ShongaTser Lake, Nuranang Falls, Tawang War Memorial, Peng Teng Tso Lake, Urgelling Gompa, Jaswant Garh War Memorial, Bumla Pass, Samten Yongcha Monastery, Nagula Lake, Gorichen Peak, Taktsang Gompa, and Gorsam Chorten are the top attractions in the Tawang & Zemithang Tour Package.