Boribooth Festival Tour

Day 1: Arrive Guwahati- ECO CAMP (By surface approx. 260 Kms/6 Hrs)

you will be welcomed by our accompanying local guide at Guwahati airport and Visit Kamkaya temple and Shulkuch village famous for silk drive back to eco camp Namari

On arrival, check-in to the Namari eco camp

Day 2: Eco Camp to Ziro (By surface approx. 36Kms/07-08Hrs)

Enroute visit Buddhist monastery and measum local market Later drive to Ziro. On arrival, check-in to the hotel.
One of the most beautiful hill station of Arunachal Pradesh, located at about 1500 metres above mean sea level in the midst of the pine clad mountains. Ziro is the headquarter of Lower Subansiri District inhabited by more than have 50,000 friendly Apatani’s people. The land of Apatani’s is a valley, uneven and dotted with a number of hillocks beneath the lust paddy field.
Overnight in the Hotel Blue Pine /Ziro valley resort

Day 3: Early morning drive to Raga 60km

Early morning drive to Raga 60km 2 hrs drive visit Festival and Back to ZiroThere is no Accommodation in Raga Village. the have only government guest house difficulties to get Accommodation if client want to stay local house I will arrange or tented Accommodation

VISIT BORI BOOTH FESTIVAL AT RAGA VILLAGE Dated of bori Booth Festival .

During these 03 days, we will also take a excursion to visit Hill Miri Tribal villagesand Festival towards Raga.
Early morning drive to Raga 60km 2 hrs drive visit Festival and Back to Ziro
There is no Accommodation in Raga Village. the have only government guest house difficulties to get Accommodation if client want to stay local house I will arrange or tented Accommodation

Day 4: Early morning drive to Raga 60km

Early morning drive to Raga 60km 2 hrs drive visit Festival and Back to Ziro There is no Accommodation in Raga Village. the have only government guest house difficulties to get Accommodation if client want to stay local house I will arrange or tented Accommodation

VISIT BORI BOOTH FESTIVAL AT RAGA VILLAGE Dated of bori Booth Festival .

During these 03 days, we will also take a excursion to visit Hill Miri Tribal villagesand Festival towards Raga.
Early morning drive to Raga 60km 2 hrs drive visit Festival and Back to Ziro
There is no Accommodation in Raga Village. the have only government guest house difficulties to get Accommodation if client want to stay local house I will arrange or tented Accommodation

Day 5: Early morning drive to Raga 60km

Early morning drive to Raga 60km 2 hrs drive visit Festival and Back to ZiroThere is no Accommodation in Raga Village. the have only government guest house difficulties to get Accommodation if client want to stay local house I will arrange or tented Accommodation

VISIT BORI BOOTH FESTIVAL AT RAGA VILLAGE Dated of bori Booth Festival .

During these 03 days, we will also take a excursion to visit Hill Miri Tribal villages and Festival towards Raga.
Early morning drive to Raga 60km 2 hrs drive visit Festival and Back to Ziro
There is no Accommodation in Raga Village. the have only government guest house difficulties to get Accommodation if client want to stay local house I will arrange or tented Accommodation

Day 6: Ziro

Using Ziro as a base, the entire 02 days are spent visiting the Hong and other Apatani Villages. Everywhere we go we are warmly welcomed. As E.T. Dalton noted in 1845, “The men do not rejoice in much drapery, they wear a girdle of canework painted red which hangs behind in long bushy tail.” Just as the tail is the distinctive part of the male dress, so is the nose plug peculiar to the Apatani women. It is the ambition of each woman to wear the largest possible nose plugs, which are made of wood. Both sexes extensively tattoo their faces. Each sect has distinctive features. Their hats, clothes, ornaments, language and even physical features are totally different.

Day 7: Ziro – Doporijo to

Departing early in the morning, we descend from the Ziro plateau and drive along the Kamla River valley through dense jungle country, passing picturesque villages of Nishis and the Hill Miris tribes. We’ll visit MuriMugli, a Hill Miris tribe, and if road conditions are good we will continue another eight miles on a mountain dirt road to Noori, a small traditional village of the same people. The Ghansi sect of the Miris that we encounter here are of short stature, scantily dressed with a sleeveless jacket and loincloths.  They will usually carry woven cane knapsacks and a dao (broad sword) along with bow and arrows.  The Panibotias, another sect of the Miris that we will meet, are just the opposite: tall, well-built people.  Continue driving to Daporijo on the banks of the SubansiriRiver . Daporijo is the junction of three important tribes; Hill Miris, Tagins and Adi-Gallongs. 

Day 8: Doporijo – Along

Early morning visit Lida village of Adi-Gallong tribes. A short twelve-mile drive  brings us to Tajipara, another Adi-Gallong tribal village. Adis are ery accomplished weavers of cane goods.  They make baskets, hats, breastplates, shield, but the excellence of their cane work shines supreme in the famous cane suspension bridges of Arunachal Pradesh.  “Marvels of untutored engineering skills,” was how a 19th-century British explorer described the bridges.  The Adis also excel at weaving intricate patterns for their clothing, and we may see examples of their pottery today.  

Day 9: Al00

Drive to Lower and Upper Bari village.  On the way cross the river Yamgo.  From here  hike for one hour to Mobuk village which sits pretty on a saddle.  Also visit Monku village.  We will also organize cultural evening in the village here. 

Day 10: Aloo – Pasighat

We drive back towards Along before heading east to reach the Brahmaputra River Valley.  We continue to drive on a military road downriver to Pasighat.  Pasighat is a fairly big town on the banks of the Brahmaputra.  Here the mighty river exits the mountains to empty onto the Assam plains.  From being a few hundred feet wide, it suddenly grows to six miles across.  In the evening visit the local market here.