Hayuliang

Hayuliang is a small valley town and administrative circle headquarters in Anjaw District of Arunachal Pradesh, located on the banks of the Lohit River southeast of Hawai. Surrounded by forested hills and river valleys in India's easternmost district, it serves as a local market and transit settlement. It is notable for its scenic natural setting, Mishmi tribal culture, and as a base for exploring the Lohit Valley.

Visitors can expect a quiet, remote valley town set along the Lohit River with forested hills, terraced slopes and scattered settlements. The area offers river views, forested landscapes, small local markets, and glimpses of Kaman Mishmi village life. Infrastructure is basic with small shops, eateries and guest houses. Visitors can explore the town centre, riverside areas and surrounding countryside for sightseeing and photography in a tranquil Himalayan foothill environment.

Hayuliang is an administrative circle headquarters in Anjaw District, which was bifurcated from Lohit District in 2004. The town has served as an important administrative and trading centre for the Lohit Valley and surrounding Mishmi-inhabited areas.

The area is predominantly inhabited by the Kaman Mishmi (Miju Mishmi) tribe. Local culture reflects traditional Mishmi customs, language, handicrafts and agrarian practices, with small villages and community life centred around the Lohit River valley.