Ziro

The Ziro Valley is quite famous for its paddy-cum-pisciculture cultivation. It consists of the Old Ziro and Hapoli towns. The former comprises of numerous villages situated at a distance of around 7km from each other. The entire area covers a radius of around 15km so you can get around quite easily on foot.

Our travel agents always advise tourists visiting the Ziro Valley to travel on foot as it gives them the perfect opportunity to experience the visual appeal of the valley. All of them are local people and can answer all your queries about the culture and traditions of the Apatani tribe.

Few Tourist Spots Around The Ziro Valley

• Pange: There are various types of fish in the Pange River. It is located at a distance of around 7 kilometres from Manii Polyang. The road connecting Pange to Hapoli is well-maintained. You can explore your adventure side by trekking to the Pange camp.
• Talley Valley: This famous valley is located on the eastern side of Ziro and is one of the favourite trekking spots for adventure lovers visiting Arunachal Pradesh. You will find abundant Talle plants in the valley. The rhododendrons, pines and bamboos found in Talley valley are different from those found in Ziro.

Importance Of The Ziro Festival

Though you can visit the beautiful valley any time of the year, plan your trip for September if you want to experience the Ziro festival. The music revelry occasion is organized by the Apatani tribe of the Ziro valley. It is an outdoor music festival. They choose one of the most picturesque locations in the state and span for over 4 days. A music festival in the laps of the green valley of Arunachal Pradesh makes it more popular.