Bhalukpong Fort: The most interesting place in Bhalukpong is its fort, Bhalukpong Castle which has ancient and cultural significance in the life of the Bhalukpong community was built by King Bhaluka in the 10th century, and the castle gives us a glimpse into the history and times of the area a past. Hidden on top of a hill, the castle offers panoramic views of the Kamega River and its surroundings. It is a favourite spot for photographers because of its breathtaking beauty.
Ideal visit duration: 1-2 hours.
Closed on: No specific day.
Open on: Monday to Sunday.
Entry Fees: No Fees.
Tipi Orchid Research Centre: One of Asia’s largest orchidarium research centres in India houses over 50,000 orchid varieties. The place is a blessing for flower lovers and people who love to enjoy the beauty of flowers. Located about 5 kilometres from Bhalukpong, this centre is a major attraction for researchers, flower lovers and nature enthusiasts. Here, you will find an extensive collection of orchids that showcase the variety of this beautiful plant family. The place offers educational tours where visitors can learn about the details of Orchids. The best time to visit it is from March to May.
Ideal visit duration: 2-3 hours.
Closed on: Sunday.
Open on: Monday to Saturday.
Entry Fees: Adults: INR 10, Children: INR 5 and Foreigners: INR 50
Pakhui Wildlife Sanctuary (Pakke Tiger Reserve): This Sanctuary is a part of Project Tiger Reserve and is a paradise for wildlife lovers and nature seekers. This Wildlife Sanctuary is spread over 862 square kilometres, the sanctuary is home to a variety of flora and fauna which include the majestic Bengal tiger, the Asiatic elephant, and several species of birds and butterflies. It is a blessing for bird watchers as here they can watch over 300 species of birds like the Great Hornbill, Pakhui is a paradise for bird watchers. The treks and Jeep safaris provide memories for life. The Kameng River which flows from the sanctuary gives amazing spots for picnics and enjoyment.
Ideal visit duration: 1-2 days.
Closed on: No Specific day.
Open on: Throughout the year.
Entry Fees: Indian Nationals: ?20 per person, Foreign Nationals: ?250 per person
Vehicle Charges: ?100 per vehicle (for private vehicles)
Kameng River: It originates from the glacial lakes in Tawang and flows from Bhalukpong which provides many water sports and activities. The area near the river offers a wonderful setting that makes it the perfect place to relax and adventure. Here, visitors can be fishing in the river inhabited by different species of fish. The river offers adventure enthusiasts a thrilling rafting experience and is the perfect destination for families who enjoy picnics and family outings along the river Couples can take romantic walks with their spouses and enjoy the scenic beauty and enjoying the natural surroundings along the river.
Bomdila: While not exactly Bhalukpong, Bomdila is a short drive away and offers a first-class day hike. Located about a hundred kilometres from Bhalukpong, Bomdila is known for its monasteries, apple orchards and breathtaking views of the eastern Himalayas. Visit the peaceful Bomdila Monastery, also known as Gentse Gaden Rabgyel Ling Monastery, as it offers religious comfort and stunning architecture to see snow-capped mountains as the chain of flowers can be seen everywhere. Explore the many apple orchards, especially those that are seasonally beautiful during blooming season. Explore nearby crafts workshops, and learn about the area's artistic history.
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