Easternmost cycle tour of the Himalayas, set in the prestine Dibang Valley of eastern Arunachal Pradesh.

STATES
Arunachal Pradesh
LEVEL
Moderate to Tough
DURATION
9 days
AIRPORT IN
Dibrugarh (Assam)
AIRPORT OUT
Dibrugarh (Assam)
DATES
19 - 27 Dec' 2025
COST
INR 61,000

Tour Highlights

Easternmost cycle tour of the Himalayas

Explore the Mishmi bulge, northeastern tip of the Indian landmass

Cycle through unending tracts of some of the most untouched and pristine forests

Meet the Idu Mishmi and Khamti people

Explore the Golden Pagoda complex at Tengapani

Waterfalls like you have never seen before

Starting from the lush plains of the Lohit river we make our way up the Mishmi hills along the mighty Dibang river, these two are the easternmost tributaries of the mighty Brahmaputra. This ride takes you to the far eastern flank of the Himalayas, where the mighty Himalayan chain ends (or starts). Lying in the eastern Arunachal Pradesh, the Mishmi hills is an untouched wonderland of unending swathes of pristine nature. Enroute you will meet the Therevada tribes that inhabit the plains and the animist tribes that live in the hills, while all along you will be treated to unsurpassed vistas of the high Himalayas and the mighty Brahmaputra Valley. With a cycling distance of ~360 Km in 6 riding days, this is a fairly tough route. However, the sights and experiences more than make up for all the challenge's.

Level	Moderate to Tough
Total Days	9 days
Cycling days	6 days
Cycling distance	~ 350 Km
Terrain	80% undulating
Altitude variation	100 to 2655 mts
Airport In	Dibrugarh (Assam)
Airport Out	Dibrugarh (Assam)