Hello friends, after a very memorable stay at Ziro Valley our next destination was Tawang. We travelled from Ziro Valley to Itanagar by road and reached in approximately 2 hours. Here we had an overnight stay and next morning we took a chopper from Itanagar helipad to Tawang. The chopper takes you to Tawang via Guwahati and it is approximately a 4 hour journey. The tickets are priced at 4000/- per person. On reaching Tawang we checked in to our hotel, had a quick lunch and started our tour of Ta

First time attend Tawang monastery every 3 years festival Event,this is Our 2nd Day Tawang tour visit Tawang monastery and Jang waterfall,First time attend Tawang monastery Event of the day. The festival of King and Queen (Gyep-Gyema )will be celebrated on 15th December 24. This festival is celebrated once in every three years in which the dance of King,Queen ,Apa and Malengchung is performed by the monks of Tawang Monastery. This Gyep-Gyema is a big festival for the people of Mon Area. @highlig

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Viral Video | Tawang Monastery, situated in Tawang, Arunachal Pradesh, India, stands as the largest monastery in the country. Nestled in the serene valley of the Tawang Chu, it lies in close proximity to the borders of China and Bhutan. Recently, a captivating drone video of the monastery has been circulating widely on social media, highlighting its breathtaking beauty and spiritual significance. Video Credit: Go Northeast (X) #TheAssamTribune #ViralVideo #TawangMonastery | The Assam Tribune

Had the privilege of visiting the historic Urgelling Monastery in Tawang, the birthplace of the Sixth Dalai Lama, Tsangyang Gyatso. It was deeply inspiring to reflect on the legacy and the monastic traditions preserved here over centuries. May the blessings from this sacred site guide us all towards a brighter, more compassionate future. | N.Biren Singh