Bhalukpong Travel Guide

Bhalukpong is widely popular as nature’s paradise. Bhalukpong is a situated in West Kameng District in the state of Arunachal Pradesh, India. The place is quite close to Bhalukpong is widely popular as nature’s paradise. Bhalukpong is a situated in West Kameng District in the state of Arunachal Pradesh, India.The place is quite close to Assam-Arunachal Pradesh border. It is located at 60 km north of Tezpur. Bhalukpong in A. P. is a compelling place for wildlife enthusiasts, nature lovers, adventurers, hikers, rafters and anglers.Bhalukpong is a doorway to admired destinations like Tawang and Bomdila. The charm of the place is amazing that compels people to visit and explore the beauty of the place. Kameng and other rivers of the place sets with the almighty Brahmaputra as it rage down the Himalayas. Bhalukpong is gifted with cross-border that is a blend of the natural and the cultural significance.Apart from natural loveliness the culture of the place is quite interesting. The diverse culture of the city is exists due to the existence of various tribes. The residents of Bhalukpong celebrate their ethnic culture and religion of the place. Tourists should read the travel guide to Bhalukpong to know more about the place.   

Home to virgin forests, bubbling brooks and gurgling Kameng River, the place, besides providing for a soul-soothing retreat to all the distressed souls, also makes as an excellent adventure tourist destination offering a scope for plethora of outdoor activities like hiking, trekking, fishing, angling, camping and river rafting. The tiny little hamlet’s inhabitation of various ethnic tribes makes it an anthropologist’s paradise too giving them ample opportunities to have a sneak-peek into these native tribes’ fascinating cultures, lifestyle and traditions. Truly, one of the best kept secrets of the North East India, Bhalukpong is sure to leave anyone and everyone enchanted for their lifetime.

Fish angling and river rafting are the principal tourist activities in Bhalukpung. Tourist attractions in Bhalukpung include the Pakhui Game Sanctuary and Tipi Orchidariurm, which hosts over 2600 cultivated orchids from 80 different species.

The annual festival Nyethidow of the Aka tribe is celebrated in January at Bhalukpung, Thrizino. Bhalukpung is inhabited by members of the Aka Tribes.

To visit Bhalukpong, one can either opt to fly in at the Salonibari Airport located at Tezpur and board a taxi or a state run bus from there, or choose for a rail journey up till Guwahati, further followed by a road excursion via NH 52 or NH 37. Meandering along the mighty Brahmaputra River and passing through the thickets of the ‘Kaziranga National Park’ providing tourists with a glimpse at the park’s wildlife treasures including the endangered one-horn rhinos, needless to say, the road journey to Bhalukpong would be an experience to remember.