Tawang, tucked in Arunachal's far west at 10,000 ft, is home to India's largest monastery and some of the Himalaya's most dramatic drives. This 8-day expedition climbs over the 13,700-ft Sela Pass to a world of high lakes, waterfalls and Monpa culture.
We handle the Inner Line Permits, mountain-grade vehicles and carefully paced acclimatisation so you can simply take in Bomdila, Dirang, Sela, Tawang Monastery and the poignant war memorial.
Long, scenic drive from Guwahati into Arunachal, crossing into the hills. Overnight Bomdila.
Bomdila monastery and views, then on to Dirang — hot springs, apple orchards and the old dzong.
Cross the spectacular Sela Pass and Paradise Lake, pause at Jaswant Garh, and descend to Tawang.
Explore the 400-year-old Tawang Monastery, the war memorial and craft centre.
Excursion towards Bumla Pass and Sangetsar (Madhuri) Lake, subject to permits and weather.
Return drive to Dirang, stopping at Nuranang Falls.
Descend to the foothills at Bhalukpong / Nameri for a relaxed river-side evening.
Drive to Guwahati for your onward flight.
Mar – Oct offers the clearest weather and the best wildlife and mountain views.
Nearest hub is Guwahati. We book your flights and handle every transfer.
Any Inner Line Permits are arranged by us. The region is friendly and safe for families and solo travellers.






Yes — Indian travellers need an Inner Line Permit (ILP) for Arunachal Pradesh, which we arrange as part of your package.
March to October is best. High passes like Sela can close with heavy winter snow, so we plan around conditions.
The drive crosses high mountain passes and can be long. We use experienced drivers and mountain-grade vehicles, and pace the itinerary for comfort and acclimatisation.
Tawang sits at around 10,000 ft and Sela Pass at 13,700 ft. We build in gradual acclimatisation; travellers with health concerns should consult a doctor before the trip.
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