Mayudia Pass

Mayudia Pass, also spelled Mayodia Pass, is a high mountain pass at about 2,655 metres on the Roing-Anini Highway in Lower Dibang Valley district, Arunachal Pradesh. Located about 56 km from Roing, it marks the gateway to the Dibang Valley and is known for seasonal snowfall, dense forests and panoramic Himalayan views. The pass is a popular stop for sightseeing, photography and snow activities during winter months.

Visitors can expect a high-altitude mountain pass surrounded by dense pine forests and snow-covered slopes in winter. The site offers panoramic views of the Eastern Himalayas, a winding highway cutting through the pass, and open areas for photography and snow play. There are small roadside eateries and a tourist lodge near the pass. The area is remote, cold, and often misty, with limited facilities and basic amenities.

Mayudia Pass developed as a key point on the Roing-Anini strategic highway connecting Lower Dibang Valley with Dibang Valley, serving as an important transit and administrative gateway to the remote Dibang region.

The surrounding area is inhabited by the Idu Mishmi tribe, and the forested hills around Mayudia hold traditional importance for local indigenous communities.