Unexplored

Pilak is surrounded by flourishing green valley speckled with paddy fields. It is significant as a pilgrim destination from both Hinduism as well as Buddhism point of view. It is a treasure trove of archaeological wonders and has a strong and intrinsic nexus with the historically famous cities of Mynamoti and Paharpur in Bangladesh.

Kumarghat is know for its extensive pineapple cultivation.

Jampui Hills is the highest hill range of Tripura, commands a breathtaking natural view of the towns nearby. The predominant tribes inhabiting the hills are Lushais and Reangs. The hill offers mesmerizing views of the nearby places.

Deotamura is a sacred place located on the bank of river Gomati, famous for its panels of rock carvings on the steep mountain. It is also known as Devtamura, which means 'the peak of Gods'. The surrounding vegetation is lush green and it seems as if the place is covered with a green carpet.

Ziro is a small mesmerizing & picturesque town, filled with Pine and Bamboo groves, villages, a craft centre and Tarin Fish Farm (run by the local people whose main livelihood is agriculture and fishing).

The town offers a spectacular views of the Eastern Himalayas.

The town is surrounded by beautiful pine-clad low stooping hills on all sides and the area is fondly known as Apatani Plateau, which is again famous for paddy- cum- fish culture. The plateau is endowed with rich flora and fauna.

Yupia is located about 22 kms from the capital of the state, Itanagar in the north-eastern part of Arunachal Pradesh. Due to proximity to Itanagar, the destination can be easily accessed.

Yupia is mostly inhabited by Nishi (belongs to the Indo-Mongoloid group) and the Mikir (migrants from the neighbouring state of Assam) tribes. Different festivals belonging to these tribes are celebrated within the destination, which is a major attraction.

Walong is a tiny cantonment and administrative town, enveloped in sheer historic importance. It was part of Lohit District till 2004.

Walong is located 20 km south of Chinese border, tucked away on the west bank of Lohit River (tributary of Brahmaputra).

Tipi, the beautiful town is situated on the banks of the Bharali river, in Arunachal Pradesh. Tipi also has the widest range of orchids in the country. The scientist in Tipi are creating new, hybrid species employing the latest techniques of biotechnology

Seven kilometres from Bhalukpung and on the way to Bomdila, lies the flora-glass-house of Tipi, where around 500 species of orchids can be seen in the Orchidarium.

Tezu often called the "land of rivers and valleys", is a small and beautiful town, located at a distance of 25 km from the Parasuram Kund Lake which is the main attraction of this town. A Mela is held here regularly every year during the month of January and each year it is attracting many pilgrims on the day of Makar Sankranti. Many devotees take a holy bath in this lake on this special and auspicious day.

Roing is a census town in Lower Dibang Valley district, derived its name from River Dibang which flows through the heart of the district and finally merges into the Brahmaputra.

Roing located at the foothill of the Mishmi Hill, is mostly inhabited by Adi-Padam and Idu-Mishmi tribes.

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