Tour to Bhalukpong

Mountain lovers in search of solitude hunt the Himalayan passes, Arunachal being the favorite spot with its remote towns and villages predominating the list. One of the exciting getaways is the Bhalukpong village in the foothills with the Kameng river flowing beside and the dense forest that borderline the Pakhui Game Sanctuary. It is a paradise for the wild life enthusiasts while trekkers, hikers, anglers and rafters head to Bhalukpong to enjoy its natural beauty. Geographically bordering Assam, Bhalukpong lies close to the region from where river Khemang enters Assam. It is in this strategic position where the other tributaries join river Brahmaputra that gushes down the Himalayas to flow through Assam.

The period between May to October is the best time to visit this remote village. The Pakhui Game Sanctuary of Bhalukpong spread in 826 sq kilometers of dense forest is home to the Bengal tiger and some rare species of birds. One can spot the great pied hornbill and a legion of both inland as well as migratory birds. The white winged wood duck considered the most endangered species of birds is also found here. While traversing through its dense growth you will also encounter herds of elephants, gaurs, leopards and barking deer.

Adventure seekers raft through the Kameng in rubber dinghys. Anglers aim during the months between October to April to indulge in their favorite sport. Just 7 kms away from Bhalukpong is the Tipi Orchidarium with 500 species of orchids. Just 52 kms from Tezpur, it is great retreat for nature lovers.

Bhalukpong, the Himalayan town of Arunachal Pradesh is an ideal destination for mountain lovers with knack for trekking, rafting and angling. Log on to northeastindiatravel.com to know more about the Bhalukpong.