Morshing

Morshing is a small Himalayan village in West Kameng district of Arunachal Pradesh, located near Dirang at an altitude of around 2,000 metres. Known for its apple and kiwi orchards, traditional Monpa houses and surrounding forested hills, it offers a quiet rural experience. The village reflects Monpa Buddhist culture and serves as a stopover for travellers exploring Dirang, Sangti Valley and Bomdila in the eastern Himalayas.

Visitors to Morshing can expect a quiet Himalayan village setting surrounded by forested slopes, terraced fields and apple and kiwi orchards. The village has traditional Monpa houses, small monasteries and prayer flags, with views of the eastern Himalayan ranges. Visitors can walk through the village lanes, observe local agricultural practices, interact with residents and enjoy the rural landscape. It is primarily a sightseeing and cultural stop rather than a developed tourist complex.

Morshing is a traditional Monpa village reflecting Tibetan-Buddhist culture of West Kameng. The local community follows Buddhism, with small village monasteries, prayer flags and traditional architecture and agricultural practices characteristic of the Monpa tribe.