Basar & Galo Country (GRK Festival)
Lepa Rada, Arunachal Pradesh, India
The Galo tribal town of Basar, pioneer of the community-run 'Basar Confluence' (GRK) eco-cultural festival — homestays, paddy fields and living Galo traditions.
Why visit: A model of community eco-tourism in Galo country.
- ›Basar Confluence festival
- ›Galo homestays
- ›Paddy fields
- ›Nyishi-Galo culture
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Best time
Oct–Apr; Basar Confluence (Dec)
Entry fee
Free (homestay/festival)
Est. budget
₹500–1,500
Duration
1–2 days
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