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Apple Orchards

Seeing nature's game has it's own delights ! The Apple Orchards at Bomdila give such a feeling as well. The systematic plantations when fully laden with apples look beautiful and full. The view is fascinating and one of a kind. Make a point not to miss a visit to these orchards.

Inaugurated in 1965, this abode to Buddhist monks and Llamas is the biggest attraction in Bomdila. The monastery is also believed to be an exact replica of Tsona Gontse Monastery, Tibet. This monastery in Bomdila is constructed by who was believed to be the 12th reincarnate of Tsona Rinpoche. The monastery belongs to the Mahayana Buddhism. A huge prayer hall has also, recently, been added to the structure. Another major part and attraction is the Buddha Temple built withing the monastery premises. This monastery has three parts, Upper Gompa, Middle Gompa and Lower Gompa. Read More

Clouds kissing the ground, the massive Himalayas towering all around, the panoramic view of the Kemeng Valley - not a single one of the will let you down. The view from up here is sure to take up a permanent space in your memory and its beauty will be unforgettable.

Also known as Eagle's Nest Wildlife sanctuary, this place lies between Sessa Orchid Sanctuary and Pakhui Tiger Reserve. It is a great place for bird watching as there is immense variety of bird species (over 450 species) spotted here. Some of them are Cormorans, Herons, Black Stork, Oriental White Ibis, Ducks, Hawks, Eagles, Kites, Vultures, Falcons, Pheasants, Quails, Tragopan, Cuckoos, Parrots, Pigeons, Woodpeckers, etc. Among other species found here are tigers, elephants, red panda, asiatic black bear, Arunachal Macaque, Gaur, Snakes, Lizard and various kind of insects. Read More

Locates at the end of the famous Bazaar Street, the main attraction here is the marvelous Tibetan architecture and the massive prayer hall inside. Also visit the Craft Centre located opposite to it.

This is the highest point of Bomdila. At this height, viewers can see the roads leading to the Bhutan border as well as the one up Tawang. Along with that, the entire panoramic view of the Himalayas surround the viewer.

Also known as Orchids Research and Development Centre, this sprawling area is full of orchids of various varieties - nearly 20 species endangered. The entrance says, 'temple of orchids'. The Orchid Glass House is the biggest attraction here and the entire orchidarium show cases almost 50,000 exotic types of the flower.

It is located atop a steep hill. There is a monk school, a prayer hall as well as a Buddha Temple in its premises. This Gompa show cases various shades of life and also of Buddhism.