• After breakfast, we will head towards north-western direction to Menchuka valley. It is a
• mesmerizing valley in the Himalayan foothills, situated at an elevation of around 6000 feet
• above the sea level. The river Yargyapchu (aka Siyom) flows in the valley of Menchukha.
• Menchukha (meaning medicinal water of snow), is a Buddhist Himalayan hamlet situated a
• mere 29 kms from the Indo-Tibetan border, in the West Siang District of Arunachal Pradesh.
• Overnight stay will be at Mechuka Homestay.

• Post breakfast, Visit the 400-year old monastery is a two-storeyed building. Made entirely out
• of wood and has a divine old-world charm to it. There were some antique stone inscriptions
• stored inside. The monastery is believed to be older than the Tawang Monastery and is
• maintained by the local people. It is one of the most visited spots for locals and tourists alike.
• Located about 12 KMs away, Dorjeeling is a picturesque village with little wooden houses,farms and blue streams. It is not a tourist spot. But a quaint little village where one can sit
• down and appreciate the surroundings. There is a small Buddhist Monastery in the village.
• Overnight at Homestay.

• Explore the major attraction points of Menchuka Valley i.e Chupala Island and Menchuka Adventure Park.
• It have the longest zip lining of Northeast India. Spend the day in the island and give a visit to the Lamang Indo-China Border if time permits. Back to homestay for
• overnight stay in the evening.

• After breakfast, we return back towards Pasighat. Its going to be long journey from Menchuka.
• Late evening, we reach Pasighat for the Overnight stay.

• After breakfast, we will head towards north eastern direction of India.
• See the panoramic viewof Lohit River and the majestic mountains of the Parsuram Kund.
• Overnight at Hotel.

• After breakfast, we will head towards north eastern direction of Indi and we will reach Walong in the afternoon.
• Walong is one of the eastern most town where the first sun rays fall in India.
• Walong is mainly known for its memorial to the Indians who died during the 1962-
• Sino-Indian War. The memorial is located on the road leading North to Kibithoo.
• Overnight at Resort

• You have to start the journey at early in the morning to see the very first sunrise of the day.
• Visit Dong and Kibithoo Village and spent some time at the India's eastern corner
• India-Myanmar Border and click some beautiful photographs with the majestic mountains.
• Trek to the valleys of Dong.
• The place is enriched with unspoilt natural beauty and is a photographer’s paradise.
• Overnight at Dong Resort.

• Post breakfast, Drive to Visit the most famous Golden Pagoda, the beautiful Buddha temple situated at the out skirt of Namsai town.
• The temple takes the golden glow at Sunset time and also at night. Beautiful lighting at night .
• You will feel the presence of divinity every where once you enter the campus.
• The splendid golden pagoda built in the Thai/Burmese style sits majestical amidst a beautiful landscaped garden surrounded by lush greenery and exudes peace and serenity.
• Within the golden pagoda is housed a beautiful gilded statue of Buddha which is modelled on the kala Buddha of Nalanda archive.
• Overnight at Homestay.

• Post breakfast, we will head towards the Dibrugarh Town for the departure with all the amazing memories of Northeast India Travel Journey.
• Explore the river side of River Brahmaputra.
• Overnight at Hotel. End of tour

"1. A 20% cancellation fee equal to the entire tour cost will be applied to any cancellations made 30 days or less before the departure date. 2. Refunds for cancellations made between 15 and 30 days before the departure date will be 30% of the total tour price. 3. There would be cancellation fees equal to 50% of the total tour cost for any cancellations made seven to fifteen days before the scheduled departure date. 4. A cancellation made between 0 and 7 days before the departure date will result in cancellation fees equal to 100% of the total tour cost. 5. Activities and tours may not operate or may be cancelled due to unforeseen weather conditions or sudden government laws or prohibitions, among other constraints."

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Key attractions include Pelling, famous for its panoramic views of Khangchendzonga; Khecheopalri Lake, considered sacred; and the ancient Pemayangtse Monastery, offering a glimpse into Sikkim's rich cultural heritage.

The weather varies, with cool temperatures in the summer and cold temperatures in the winter. The monsoon brings lush greenery but also heavy rainfall. Spring and autumn are ideal for outdoor activities and enjoying the scenic beauty.

Trekking enthusiasts can explore trails like the Yuksom-Dzongri trek. Additionally, you can indulge in river rafting in the Teesta River or experience the rich biodiversity at KhangchendzongaKhangchendzonga National Park.

West Serene Sikkim celebrates various festivals, with Losar (Tibetan New Year) and Pang Lhabsol being significant. These festivals showcase traditional dances, rituals, and vibrant cultural performances, providing visitors with a unique cultural experience.