Arunachal Pradesh Monpa Tribal Trek Tour

Day 1: Delhi / Kolkata - Guwahati - Nameri - Tezpur

Morning fly to Guwahati.Met upon arrival and drive to Nameri wildlife park for 6 hours for overnight. Evening walk in the forest to see various birdlife.and Wild flower,
Nameri Tiger Reserve is nestled at the foothills of Eastern Himalayas; it covers an area of 200 Sq. Kms. Situated in the eastern border of Assam valley and mountainous Arunachal Pradesh, it’s a very scenic sanctuary with river Jia Bhoroli bifurcating through. Nameri is home to some of of the endangered species like White-winged Wood Duck, and many other winged species.

Day 2: Nameri - to.Namsu village 6 hrs

After breakfast, drive to Namshu 140 km altitude of an 8800 ft, Namshu a biggest village of Monpa tribe in West Kameng District. Evening in the camp./ local house

Day 3: Namshu - Sangti (8500 feet)

After breakfast, trek to Sangti valley for16 km. Sangti valley is famous for sheep breeding farm (high altitude sheep farm) one can visit. Evening in the camp or local house.
High altitude trek with Rhododendrons flower

Day 4: Namshu to sela pass

Namshu to sela pass by Drive 70km 3 hr (13700Fit ) over/ night Local house or camp. Enroute Visit different colors of Rhododendrons flower,

Day 5: Rhododendrons flower

13700 Fit whole days Sela pass trek around see Different colors of Rhododendrons flower and paradise lake.

Day 6: Trek to Bangachang

Trek to Bangachang o/night/ camp 14000 fit enroute visit 50 nos of Beautiful lake and wild flower

Day 7: Bangachang

Bangachang whole day trek around see Rhododendrons flower and lakes.

Day 8: Mokto village

Bangachang to Mokto village, 8000 fit Trek down hill over/ night/ camp or local house.

Day 9: Trek to shanu

Trek to shanu village o/night/ camp.

Day 10: Shanu Village to tawang 25 km 1 hrs drive (10,000 ft) Tawang

Visit Tawang Monastery, the birthplace of the 6th incarnation of the Dalai Lama, Tsangyang Gyatso (1683-1706 AD). It was here that the present Dalai Lama crossed the border into India after fleeing Tibet in 1959. Founded by the Mera Lama Lodre Gyasto in accordance to the wishes of the 5th Dalai Lama, Nagwang Lobsang Gyatso, The Tawang monastery of the Gelugpa sect is the largest Buddhist monastery in India. The name Tawang means Chosen Horse. It is also known in another Tibetan name known as Galden Namgey Lhatse, which means a true name within a celestial paradise in a clear night.
Located at an elevation of 10,000 feet (3,300m) in the district capital, Tawang, it is home to more than 600 Lamas. It has also a houses the Parkhang library. A collection of the 400-year-old Kangyurs which consists of 110 volumes with 400-500 pages in each bundle in addition to invaluable manuscripts. The lamas would get ready on ceremonial occasions for their dances and prayers. Dances and ceremonial celebrations are held in the courtyard, the most important of which is held on the night of Buddha Purnima. Other large collections include the Sutras, Tangym, Sungbhum, old books and other manuscripts, both handwritten and printed, many of them in gold. The collection has a total of 850 bundles.
It also houses a small printing press, which is meant for printing books to literate monks for religious services and their own education. The most fascinaing part is or the assembly hall - a three-storied building housing the temple and the 8.3-m high Golden Buddha.