Throughout ages people have thrived to get to the top of these mighty wonders of the nature. When ever we see them a thought runs into our mind that what the world would look like from the top and to make this imagination a reality countless mountaineers from around the world try to conquer some of the most dangerous summits.
Tiny guide of East India Hill Stations –
Mirik,Shillong,Kalimpong,Itanagar,Darjeeling,Gangtok,Tawang,Pasighat,
Zero/Ziro,Haflong, Pelling.
Tawang – The area of the district is approximately 2,084-sq-kms bounded by Tibet in the North, Bhutan in the Southwest and Sela ranges separate West Kameng district in the East. Tawang, hanging at a height of over 10,000 ft, is world-renowned for its 400-year-old Buddhist Monastery, one of the biggest in India.
Pasighat – Pasighat is the oldest and beautiful town of Arunachal Pradesh established in 1911. And at the moment Pasighat is the headquarter of the East Siang district.
Zero/Ziro – The 5755 ft. (1,780m) high town is almost a level valley bounded on all sides by pine-clad low stooping hills. This beautiful area, also called Apatani Plateau, it’s well-known for Paddy-cum-Fish culture.
Haflong – This is a newest and charming hill station, While Shillong Hill is out of the state of Assam, a new hill emerges, at 680m high, Upper Haflong.
Pelling - The laid back, charming, but rapidly swelling settlement of Pelling, situated 2,000m above sea level only 2-km beyond Pemayangtse, looks north towards the glaciers and peaks of Kanchenjunga.
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