3 places to discover
Kanubari is a small town and administrative circle headquarters in Longding District of Arunachal Pradesh, near the Assam-Arunachal border. Located in forested hill terrain, it is predominantly inhabited by the Wancho tribe. The town serves as a gateway to the remote Longding region and is notable for its tribal culture, traditional villages, weekly markets and surrounding hill landscapes offering a glimpse of rural life in eastern Arunachal Pradesh.
Meluri Town is the headquarters of Meluri District in southeastern Nagaland, near the India-Myanmar border. Situated in hilly terrain at about 1,500 metres elevation, it is the principal settlement of the Pochury Naga community. The town serves as an administrative and cultural centre, known for its scenic surrounding hills, traditional Naga heritage, and as a base for visiting nearby natural attractions such as Shilloi Lake.
Raga is the administrative headquarters of Kamle District in central Arunachal Pradesh, located in a hilly valley of the Subansiri region. The small town serves as the main administrative, commercial and cultural centre for the surrounding Nyishi tribal villages. Surrounded by forested hills and near the Subansiri River basin, it is notable for its tribal culture, local markets and as a gateway to Ziro Valley and Talle Valley.