Tawang Trip
06 Days 05 Nights

Tawang Trip

Guwahati - Dirang - Tawang - Sangti - Guwahati

Stay
Stay
included
Travelling
Travelling
included
Trip Leader
Trip Leader
included
Sightseeing
Sightseeing
included
Breakfast
Breakfast
included
About this Trip

Tucked away in the northeastern Himalayas, near the Indo-China border, Tawang is one of India’s most enchanting destinations. Located at an altitude of 3,048 meters (10,000 feet), this small town in Arunachal Pradesh is renowned for its monasteries, breathtaking landscapes, and...

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Itinerary

  • Meet our trip representative at the designated pickup point in Guwahati.
  • Begin your scenic journey towards Dirang, passing through the beautiful hill town of Bomdila.
  • Enjoy the changing landscapes as you drive from the plains of Assam to the Himalayan foothills of Arunachal Pradesh.
  • Reach Dirang, check into your hotel, and relax after the journey.

Meals: Breakfast

Night: Stay at the hotel in Bomdila/Dirang

  • After breakfast, head towards Tawang.

  • En route, you will cross Sela Pass, a mountain pass that remains snow-covered in winter.

  • Also, stop at Sela Lake, a scenic spot ideal for photography.

  • Pay homage at the Jaswant Garh War Memorial, built in honour of the brave soldier Jaswant Singh Rawat.

  • Continue the drive to Tawang, enjoying the scenic mountain views along the route.

Meals: Breakfast
Night: Stay at the hotel in Tawang

  • After breakfast, you will go sightseeing in Tawang.

  • Visit the iconic Tawang Monastery, the largest monastery in India and an important spiritual centre.

  • Stop by the grand Buddha Statue, a peaceful spot offering panoramic views of the town.

  • Explore the Sixth Dalai Lama Gompa, a vital monastery marking the birthplace of the Sixth Dalai Lama.

  • Visit the Tawang War Memorial, a tribute to the heroes of the 1962 Indo-China War.

Meals: Breakfast
Night: Stay at the hotel in Tawang

  • After breakfast, set out on an exciting day trip to Bumla Pass, located on the Indo-China border (subject to permits and weather conditions).
  • On the way, pause at Penga Teng Tso Lake, a stunning glacial lake encircled by snow-capped peaks.
  • Later, visit the scenic Madhuri Lake (Shonga-Tser Lake), named after actress Madhuri Dixit, who filmed a scene here for the movie Koyla.
  • Enjoy the stunning landscapes and the peaceful ambience of these high-altitude lakes before returning to Tawang.

Meals: Breakfast
Night: Stay at the hotel in Tawang

  • Post breakfast, proceed to check out of the hotel and head towards the scenic Sangti Valley.
  • On the way, take a break at the beautiful Jang Waterfalls, also known as Nuranang Falls, a popular scenic spot perfect for photos.
  • Continue the drive through the mountains and valleys until you reach Sangti.
  • On reaching Sangti, check into your hotel and unwind for the evening.

Meals: Breakfast
Night: Stay at the hotel in Sangti

  • After breakfast, check out of the hotel and begin your return drive to Guwahati.
  • Enjoy the scenic journey as you descend from the mountains to the plains.
  • On reaching Guwahati, it’s time to conclude your trip.
  • Bid goodbye to the enchanting landscapes of Arunachal Pradesh, taking home countless memories from this unforgettable journey.

Meals: Breakfast
Night: Nil

Inclusions

Accommodation will be on a double or triple-sharing basis at the listed hotels or homestays, as per the itinerary.

Daily breakfast as outlined in the travel plan.

A vehicle will be provided for all transfers and scheduled sightseeing activities.

All local tours and excursions mentioned in the itinerary.

All necessary permits and entry passes are required during the trip.

Exclusions

Dinner and Lunch are not covered.

Bumla pass permits and Union cab charges.

5% GST (Goods and Services Tax) is extra and not included in the package cost.

Fuel and toll charges are to be borne by the traveller in case of self-driving vehicles.

Expenses for returning early if you choose to exit the trip mid-way.

Personal expenditures such as laundry, telephone calls, tips, or similar.

Any unforeseen expenses due to natural disasters like landslides or road closures.

Anything not explicitly listed in the ‘Inclusions’ section.

Charges for room heaters, if required.

Travel insurance coverage is not part of the package.

Entry fees to monasteries and other attractions are not included.

Frequently Asked Questions

Most Tawang tour packages start from Guwahati. You can reach Tawang by road via Bomdila and Dirang. It usually takes two days to reach Tawang from Guwahati, with an overnight halt in Dirang.

Yes, the Tawang trip is safe for solo travellers and families. However, since it involves high-altitude travel and off-road drives, it's recommended to follow the Tawang travel guide closely and travel with experienced operators.

Yes, the Tawang trip is safe for solo travellers and families. However, since it involves high-altitude travel and off-road drives.

Yes, an Inner Line Permit (ILP) is mandatory for all Indian tourists visiting Arunachal Pradesh. In addition to the Inner Line Permit, you’ll need a special permit for Bumla Pass, as it’s a sensitive border area under army control.

Most Tawang tour packages include accommodation, transportation from Guwahati, driver charges, sightseeing as per the Tawang itinerary, and all necessary permits (except for the Bumla Pass).

The Tawang trip involves long drives through the mountains. The roads are narrow, featuring off-road patches, water crossings, and steep climbs, especially at Sela Pass.

Bumla Pass requires special permission from the army, and only vehicles registered with the army are allowed. That’s why most Tawang tour packages keep it as an optional add-on at extra cost.

Tawang is situated at an altitude of 3,048 meters (10,000 feet). Mild symptoms of Altitude Mountain Sickness (AMS) are common during the Tawang trip, especially at Sela Pass and Bumla Pass.

A typical Tawang trip itinerary covers key destinations, including Dirang, Bomdila, Sela Pass, Sela Lake, the renowned Tawang Monastery, and the Tawang War Memorial.

Most Tawang tour packages offer comfortable hotels, homestays, or guesthouses on a double-sharing basis. You can request a single room at an extra cost. Expect basic amenities, as Tawang is a remote region.

Yes, the Tawang tour package is customizable. You can choose your travel dates, group size, and special requests, such as private vehicles or longer stays in places like Sangti Valley or Dirang.

For the Tawang trip, please carry warm clothes, thermals, a windproof jacket, trekking shoes, a reusable water bottle, personal medications, and valid identification. In winter, gloves and snow boots are recommended.

Yes, Tawang and Sela Pass witness heavy snowfall from December to March, turning the region into a winter wonderland. If you’re looking to experience snow, this is the best time for a Tawang trip.

In Tawang, BSNL and Airtel offer the best network connectivity, but coverage is limited in remote areas. Internet speed is generally slow.

The Tawang trip involves long drives and high-altitude travel, which can be tiring for elderly people. However, if they are physically fit and have no severe medical issues, they can enjoy the Tawang tour comfortably with proper precautions.

The average Tawang tour package cost ranges from ₹18,000 to ₹22,000 per person, depending on the group size, hotel category, and whether Bumla Pass is included.

Generally, oxygen support is not required for a Tawang trip. Still, if you have breathing issues or heart conditions, it’s advisable to consult a doctor and carry a portable oxygen source as a precaution.

Yes, many adventure seekers choose a Tawang bike trip. However, it’s recommended only for experienced riders due to rough terrain, steep climbs, and changing weather conditions.

Yes, but foreigners need a Protected Area Permit (PAP) instead of an Inner Line Permit. The Tawang trip for foreign tourists requires prior approval from the government.
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