Early this morning, you will be picked up from your location and driven to Dirang, passing through the scenic landscapes of the Eastern Himalayas. If time permits, we will visit the old Dirang Village and Dirang Dzong. Upon arrival, check into your hotel. Dinner and overnight stay at the hotel.

• Arrival at Dirang and transfer to your hotel. Locally known as ‘Dzong’, the 17th-century fort in Dirang symbolized the authority of the King or Chief and served as a crucial center for public administration, military, and judicial activities for the entire region. Built in 1831, the fort is strategically located and features a four-storied fortified structure where the entire village could seek refuge during wartime. Constructed from massive stone slabs and wooden logs, the fort’s two-storied design includes a wooden gate adorned with local architectural motifs. Recognizing its historical significance, the state’s archaeological department has recently begun efforts to renovate the fort and designate it as a national monument.

After breakfast, proceed to Tawang, located at an altitude of approximately 3,048 meters. Tawang is renowned for its many significant and beautiful monasteries and is famous as the birthplace of the Dalai Lama. En route, visit the world’s second-highest motorable pass, Sela Pass (13,700 ft), and the picturesque Paradise Lake (Sela Lake). Stop by Jaswant Garh, a memorial dedicated to the brave soldier who single-handedly tried to hold off the approaching Chinese forces during the 1962 Indo-Chinese war. Continue your drive towards Tawang and check into your hotel upon arrival. In the evening, visit the Tawang Monastery. Overnight stay in Tawang.

• Experience the breathtaking views at the world’s second-highest motorable pass, Sela Pass (13,700 ft), along with the serene and picturesque Paradise Lake (Sela Lake).
• Visit the renowned Tawang Monastery, one of the most significant and beautiful monasteries, and explore Tawang, the birthplace of the Dalai Lama.

This morning, visit Penga Teng Tso (PT Tso), a high-altitude lake located about 20 kilometers from Tawang at around 12,000 feet. This serene lake is nestled amidst sensational natural beauty, with snow-capped mountains surrounding it on all sides.Next, drive an additional 20 kilometers to Sangetsar Lake, famously known as Madhuri Lake. Formed in 1971 due to an earthquake that transformed the area from grassland to a stunning lake, Sangetsar Lake offers picturesque views with snow-capped mountains and a beautiful valley. Enjoy a casual stroll along the pathways around the lake.Afterward, head to Bumla Pass, situated at an altitude of 16,000 feet on the Indo-China border. This pass, known for its challenging conditions, was the route used by the Dalai Lama to escape from Tibet into India. It's a great spot for adventure enthusiasts to assess their fitness levels. Later, transfer back to Tawang and stay overnight at your hotel.

• Visit the high-altitude Penga Teng Tso (PT Tso) at 12,000 feet, surrounded by snow-capped mountains, followed by Sangetsar Lake, famously known as Madhuri Lake, with its picturesque scenery formed by an earthquake in 1971.
• Explore the challenging Bumla Pass at 16,000 feet, a significant historical route used by the Dalai Lama to escape from Tibet into India, ideal for adventure enthusiasts.
• Important Note:Visits to PT Tso, Sangetsar Lake, and Bumla Pass are subject to permission granted by the Indian Army. Permits can be obtained locally in Tawang from the DC office and cannot be guaranteed in advance. Local sightseeing will be conducted with a local vehicle, typically a Tata Sumo or similar, due to road conditions.

This morning, after breakfast, drive down to Bomdila, a picturesque small town situated at an altitude of approximately 8,000 feet above sea level. En route, visit the stunning Nuranang Waterfall. Upon arrival in Bomdila, check into your hotel. Later, visit the Upper or Lower Gompa in Bomdila. You can also take a leisurely stroll around the town. Overnight stay at the hotel.

• Enjoy a scenic drive to the charming town of Bomdila, situated at 8,000 feet above sea level.

Today morning after breakfast transfer to Guwahati and check into hotel.

After breakfast visit Kamakhya temple. The temple is devoted to the eternal feminine, the goddess of desire whose name is Kamakhya, granter of desires. The Temple symbolizes the fusion of faiths and practices of Aryan and non-Aryan elements in Assam. The different names associated with the goddess are names of local Aryan and non-Aryan goddesses. The famous Shakti shrine of India. Later on transfer to the airport/railway station in time for onward connection.

Let us visit the Kamakhya Devi Temple, one of the revered Shakti Peeths of India. Begin the tour with the blessings of the beloved Maa.