
Changlang & Lake of No Return Valley
Changlang, Arunachal Pradesh, India
The Tangsa-and-Singpho hill district of coal, tea and Buddhist-and-animist cultures — the Miao Tibetan settlement, forest valleys and the Myanmar frontier.
Why visit: Singpho-and-Tangsa frontier culture of the far south-east.
- ›Singpho villages
- ›Tangsa culture
- ›Tea gardens
- ›Forest valleys
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Best time
Oct–Apr
Entry fee
Free–permits
Est. budget
₹500–1,500
Duration
1–2 days
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