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Tales, Traditions and Tributaries of Anini and Beyond

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"Tales, Traditions and Tributaries of Anini and Beyond"

"Tales, Traditions and Tributaries of Anini and Beyond"
An Idu-Mishmi Chapter
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The Easternmost state of the Indian subcontinent, Arunachal Pradesh, is also the largest of the seven sisters of North East India. With over 75% of the state under forest cover, it also remains to be one of the least explored regions in the whole country.

“How long does it take to fully explore Arunachal Pradesh?”, is a question that we get asked ever so often, and our answer always is- “We don’t believe a lifetime is enough”. That’s right! With over 26 major tribes, over 100 sub-tribes, each with their own unique dialects, traditional attire, food, architecture, beliefs, is it really possible to explore all of it? Just in terms of travel, there are a total of 13 circuits that have been identified for the state authorities, and this is just the tip of the iceberg.

In terms of geography, the terrain’s altitude ranges from just 300m above sea level, all the way up to over 7,000m, depending on which part of the state you are in. The climate varies according to the elevation from a humid subtropical climate towards the plains, to alpine climate at it’s higher ranges.

Being a remote location, the region had not picked up much in the travel space, with a lack of infrastructure over the last few decades. However, it is safe to say that things are fast changing. No, it is still not as easy and accessible like many other states, but that is due to lesser airport connectivity, leaving a lot of the interiors untouched.

In this chapter, we bring to you a whole new circuit of this magnanimous state- one which covers parts of the lesser known eastern belt. With improved roads, and the support of our local partners, we are thrilled to delving into this new and unexplored fairy tale of a region- the Dibang Valley.

Of the 26 major tribes, in this chapter, we will be hosted by members of the Idu Mishmi community, some of the warmest people that you will meet in your life. With incredible stories of the yesteryears, and some mouth watering local food and brew (you have to try Yu-chi), gear up for a fascinating journey into the mountains of the Eastern Himalayas.

 

  • Journeying through the Eastern Himalayas with breathtaking drives through mountain passes.
  • Sampling ethnic meals and the local brew, Yu-chi.
  • Engaging in hikes to picturesque locations like the Anini grasslands.
  • Gaining insights into rural life and traditional architecture in the Eastern Himalayas.
  • Camping under the stars in Dri Valley.
  • Delving into the spiritual and religious practices of the Idu Mishmi community.
  • Cycling through the valley, rafting, and enjoying the landscapes filled with waterfalls.
  • Stay on twin sharing basis on all properties
  • Breakfast from Day 2 to Day 8
  • Lunch on Day 2, 4 and 7
  • Dinner on Day 4, 5 and 7
  • Transport on all day, from Dibrugarh Airport on Day 1 to Dibrugarh on Day 8
  • All parking, tolls and driver allowances
  • Inner Line Permit for all Indian citizens
  • All activities as mentioned in the itinerary (Rafting and Cycling)
  • Local Guides in Anini
  • ChaloHoppo Trip Lead throughout the trip
  • Meals not mentioned in the inclusions
  • Protected Area Permit for Non-Indian Passport holders
  • Shopping, Alcohol and snacks
  • Hotel Tips, Driver Tips or Guide Tips
  • Any personal expenditure
  • Cost incidental to any change in the itinerary/ stay on account of flight cancellation due to bad weather, ill health, roadblocks and/or any factors beyond control.
  • Anything not specifically mentioned under the head “Inclusions”.
  • Flight or Train Tickets
  • Any camera fees

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