Bhramaputra River
Bhramaputra or Siang river as it is known in Arunachal need special mention.
From more than two thousand kilometers from its source in Tibetan plateau, the Tsangpo river forsakes its arid environment and enters India near Gelling, forming a deepest gorge. For the next three hundred kilometers as it passes through the hills of Arunchal Pradesh, where it is known as the Siang (the heart of water). Most rivers of Arunchal, Nagaland, Assam and Bhutan drain into Siang and in the plains of Assam it meets Dihang and Lohit to become Brahmaputra (the son of God).
Near Bhramaputra River
More to see around Arunachal Pradesh.
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Bomdila
Bomdila (approx. 2500m) is the head quarter of west Kameng district with a small town spread over a wide ridge, inhabited mostly by Monpas.
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Dirang
Dirang, situated between Bomdila and Tawang in Arunachal Pradesh doesn't have a whole lot to see but it is a spectacular, relatively low lying valley with many 500-year-old…
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Gorsam Chorten
Gorsam Chorten near the village of Zemithang is the largest Stupa of the area with the height of about 100ft (like a 10 storied building).
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Itanagar
Itanagar, the capital city of the Arunachal Pradesh State is a modern settlement built in the vicinity of the ruin of the 14th century fort old capital.
