Helmet Top

Helmet Top is a hilltop viewpoint and war relic site located above Walong in Anjaw district, Arunachal Pradesh, overlooking the Lohit River valley. Named after helmets and remains of soldiers found after the 1962 Battle of Walong, it offers panoramic views of the surrounding mountains, river and forests. The site features scattered war remnants, trenches and a memorial atmosphere, attracting visitors for sightseeing, photography and remembrance.

Visitors can expect a steep uphill walk to a hilltop clearing offering panoramic views of Walong town, the Lohit River and surrounding forested mountains. The site contains scattered remains associated with the 1962 Battle of Walong, including old helmets, trenches and debris, maintained as a remembrance area. There are no major built structures, and the experience is primarily open-air sightseeing, photography and viewing the valley landscape.

Helmet Top is associated with the Battle of Walong fought in October-November 1962. After the battle, helmets and other remains of soldiers were found scattered on this hilltop, giving the site its name. The hill retains trenches and war debris and is visited as a remembrance site for soldiers who served in the battle.