Taliha

Taliha is a small administrative town and circle headquarters in Upper Subansiri district of Arunachal Pradesh, located on the banks of the Subansiri River north of Daporijo. Surrounded by forested hills and river valleys, it is inhabited predominantly by the Tagin tribe. The settlement serves as a gateway to remote upper Subansiri areas and is noted for its natural scenery, traditional tribal culture, and tranquil rural environment in the Eastern Himalayas.

Visitors can expect a remote, quiet Himalayan town set in a forested river valley along the Subansiri River. The area offers views of hills, river and forests, simple settlement structures, small local markets and glimpses of Tagin tribal village life. There are no large tourist complexes; the experience is focused on nature observation, photography, short walks along the river and hills, and interaction with local community in a sparsely populated, rural setting.

Taliha is predominantly inhabited by the Tagin tribe, one of the major tribes of Upper Subansiri. The area reflects traditional tribal settlement patterns, customary practices and agrarian lifestyle of the Tagin community in the Subansiri valley.