Arunachal is indeed a trekker's paradise with its lush locale & beautiful lakes! #DekhoApnaDesh webinar series titled "Bailey Trail in Arunachal Pradesh".
To watch all the webinar recordings, please visit Ministry of Tourism's official website.
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Bailey Trail & Gorichen Trek in Arunachal Pradesh
Arunachal Pradesh located in North East India and shares international border with Bhutan, China (Tibet) and Mynmar. Arunachal Pradesh has numerous trek routes ranging from a simple village trek to high altitude treks like The Bailey Trail touching 15500 ft. Then there are mountain expeditions in the Gorichen range touching 21286 ft. These treks & expeditions are not only visually superb, but also provide a chance to learn about culture, tradition and heritage of local inhabitants – the Brokpas (nomadic yak herders) and the peaceful Monpas. Their numbers are small, follows Buddhism and they inhabit in hamlets and small villages all along the pristine trek routes.
The Bailey Trail in the Himalayan state of Arunachal Pradesh traces the historic route taken by Lt. Col. F.M. Bailey. He was a British Political Officer who during his explorations of the area, trekked from Tawang to Bomdila via Jang, Mago, Lurtem, Potok, Changla, Thungri and Chander. He and his team crossed high mountain passes, glacial rivers, crystal clear lakes, hamlets of yak herders and high altitude Monpa villages of present day West Kameng and Tawang district.
This Bailey Trail covers a wide variety of terrain, from lowland pastures and peaceful villages to powerful glaciers and stunning mountain views. In the rugged mountain scenery, trekkers stay in mountain communities and meet yak herders and the friendly Monpa people as they go about their daily lives. Along the way, one can see thundering waterfalls of melted snow, cross icy rivers and high mountain passes and reward yourself with a soak in natural hot springs. Please register here: https://bit.ly/ArunachalPradeshDAD
Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce & Industry (FICCI) Arunachal Tourism
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