Surrounded by the great Himalayas, it is a little hill station which is district headquarter for Tirap district of A.P. and was developed during British reign as one of the 5 early districts of the state. Being east of Myanmar and south of Assam, Khonsa gets surrounded by stunning natural scenery of thick, evergreen forests covered in rolling hills signing off a signature natural heaven for tourist attractions. With numerous deep gorges, snow-capped hills and dense forests, coupled with the sound of rushing streams, the area is the dwelling grounds for wildlife such as jackals, bears, tigers, leopards, barking deer, red panda, etc. with a rich population of rodents as well, and with species as diverse as it can get, practically. Khonsa is populated by numerous and rare plant species, orchids and exotic flowers and also famous for an exciting trek among trekker for thrill seekers.
Wildlife Sanctuary: Host to wide variety of species like jackals, bears, leopards, barking deer, red pandas and more.
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Botanical Richness: Numerous & uncommon plant species, attached orchids & special herbs, medical herbs. πΊπΏ
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Himalayan Views: Majestic snow tower and deep cliffs make an attractive view. ποΈ
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Trekking & Adventure: Famous trekking trails with degree of difficulties for adventure enthusiast. π₯Ύ
π· March to MayβClement weather and blossoming of Flora
π September to November β Clear skies and lush greenery
βοΈ December to February- Cool and chilly winters best for trekking
With vast extent of lush evergreen forests, fresh streams and stunning valleys, Changlang District is situated above the Patkai Mountain Range and is home to wonderfully sites. Getting around through the time-honored Tangsa and Tutsa hamlets and structures, getting to know the local tribes, fishing at the River Tirap, visiting district museum, library & crafts, to enrol the unique village of kengkho, there are numerous things to carry out here.
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Lush Evergreen Forests: A dense cover of tropical and subtropical rainforests π²
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Gushing Rivers & Valley: Featuring Tirap River suitable for fishing π£
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Exclusive Tribal Culture: Habitat to the Tangsa and Tutsa Tribes ποΈ
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Traditional Hamlets: Discover the way of life and the coerce of local villages π‘
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βοΈ Rich cultural heritage and tribal traditions π‘
βοΈ Ideal for nature strolls, wild life slyting and commerse π
βοΈ Underrated and less touristy placeπΆββοΈ
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October to April β Pleasant weather and clear skies π€οΈ
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Monsoon Season (July to September): Lush greenery but heavy rainfall π§οΈ
Jongpho-Hate is a mystical village coming under Changlang District of Arunachal Pradesh, believed for holy or sacredness. Legendary and full of folklore, the village is considered as a sacred place for reasons cultural and religious. Its spiritually rich history along with the natural beauty of the adjacent Patkai Hills makes Jongpho-Hate an interesting sight for pilgrims and common travelers too.
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October to April β Pleasant weather and clear skies
Avoid monsoon season (July to September), as it rains heavily, roads get slippery.
Thamlom is a mystical Village located under Thamlom Circle in Arunachal Pradesh.State. Rooted in ancient myth and full of spiritual density, Thamlom is regarded as the blessed estate of the Harvest God. The parishβs sacred atmosphere, intact natural elegance and profound indigenous customs make it an extraordinary goal for travel lovers hunting for both profound comprehendings of spirituality and journey into culture. ππΎ
βοΈ Sacred village with deep spiritual significance
βοΈ Unique folklore and traditions related to Harvest God
βοΈ Warm tribal hospitality and rich cultural heritage
βοΈ Stunning natural beauty of the Patkai Hills
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October to April β Pleasant weather and clear skies
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Steer clear of the monsoons (July to September) β All the rain can be quite a nuisance and an ordeal during holidays
The Khonsa Museum situated in the central part of Khonsa in the Tirap District of Arunachal Pradesh is a wealth of ethnic riches and historical artifacts. Set up in the year 1956, the museum displays a huge collection of fancy items, both weapons and handicraft and handloom artefact which helps visitors to get a clear idea of the rich culture and people’s style of living of the Tirap indigenous person.
βοΈ Rich collection of traditional weapons, handlooms, and artifacts
βοΈ Insight into the lifestyle and customs of the local tribes
βοΈ Unique bamboo and cane craftsmanship
βοΈ Perfect for history buffs and culture enthusiasts
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October to March β Cool and pleasant weather
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Stay Away From Monsoon (July to September) β Strong rain would ruin travel plans
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