Kibithoo

Kibithoo, also spelled Kibithu, is a small border village in Anjaw district of Arunachal Pradesh, located near Walong along the Lohit River close to India's easternmost frontier. Known as one of the easternmost inhabited places in India, it is noted for its scenic river valley, forested mountains and early sunrise views. The village is inhabited by Meyor and Zakhring communities and is visited for its natural landscape, tranquil setting and proximity to Dong Valley and Kaho.

Visitors can expect a remote Himalayan village setting in the Lohit River valley surrounded by forested mountains and meadows. The area offers views of the Lohit River, traditional Meyor and Zakhring houses, small monasteries and agricultural fields. There are no large commercial structures; exploration is on foot along village paths and riverside. Sunrise viewing is a key experience due to the easternmost location. Nearby Kaho and Dong Valley are often visited together with Kibithoo.

Kibithoo and the Walong area were significant during the 1962 operations in the eastern sector, with Walong being the site of a notable battle. The Walong War Memorial near Walong commemorates soldiers who served in the region. The area has long been inhabited by Meyor and Zakhring communities.

The village is home to Meyor and Zakhring communities with Tibetan Buddhist cultural influences. Traditional village architecture, local customs and Buddhist practices reflect the heritage of eastern Arunachal Pradesh.