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Details : The Lower Dibang Valley district, with
the its headquarter at Roing is the youngest of the fifteen districts
ofArunachal Pradesh. It forms a part of eastern Arunachal Pradesh. It is
named after the River Dibang-one of the important tributaries of mighty
Brahmaputra. Tour Incredible India with Indian Travel agent. The district
is bounded on the north by the Dibang Valley district, on the East by the
Lohit district and Mc Mohan Line, on the west by the eastern and Upper
Siang districts of Arunachal Pradesh and on the south by the Tinsukia
district of Assam.
he Dibang, Ithun, Ason, Chipu, Aba, Iphi, Sisiri, Datung, Deopani river
systems nourish this area making it a lovely place. Tour Incredible India
with Indian Travel agent. The abundance of natural beauty…..colorful and
charming tribes…..ancient archeological sites make the place a perfect
destination for nature lovers, adventurous tourists, archeologists and
anthropologists Tour India with Indian Travel Agent.
A rugged mountainous belt with its panoramic landscape is beyond
description. Tour India with Indian Travel Agent. It is a land of wonder
for tourists and living treasure for Scientists i.e. Ornithologists,
Zoologists, Botanists, Ecologists. Indeed, a virgin natural forest with
unique natural lakes in the midst of wilderness.
The sanctuary is located near Roing and covers an area of 281.5 sq. km. The
altitude varies from 400m to 3568m from Mean Sea Level (MSL). The sanctuary
derives its name from Mehao Lake, a vast and virgin lake and is situated at
a distance of 17 km from Roing. Tour India with Indian Travel Agent.
History : Lower Dibang Valley district, with the
its headquarter at Roing is the youngest of the fifteen districts of
Arunachal Pradesh. It forms a part of eastern Arunachal Pradesh. It is
named after the River Dibang-one of the important tributaries of mighty
Brahmaputra. The district is bounded on the north by the Dibang Valley
district, on the East by the Lohit district and Mc Mohan Line, on the west
by the eastern and Upper Siang districts of Arunachal Pradesh and on the
south by the Tinsukia district of Assam. The district rises from the
Himalayan foothills to the middle ranges with the highest point of Mayudia
at a height of 2655 meters from mean sea level. Snow-capped peaks,
turbulent rivers, mystic valleys and abundance of rich flora & fauna
are a few attraction of the district. The district is well known for its
largest cover of thick green forest with almost 80% of the area being notified
as reserved forest, wild life sanctuaries or unclassified state forests.
The Dibang, Ithun, Ason, Chipu, Aba, Iphi, Sisiri, Datung, Deopani river
systems nourish this area making it a lovely place.
The abundance of natural beauty�..colorful and charming tribes�..ancient archeological sites
make the place a perfect destination for nature lovers, adventurous
tourists, archeologists and anthropologists.
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