Located in the north western side of Arunachal Pradesh, Bomdila is nestled amid the charming settings of the majestic ranges of the Himalayas. At an elevation of more than 2500 m above the sea level, this remote town is known for its scenic beauties along with Buddhist monasteries, Hindu temples and wildlife sanctuaries. Adventure lovers also love to visit this place because of many trekking trails.
This beautiful hillock of the north-eastern Indian state Arunachal Pradesh is bustling with natural beauty and snow covered mountain peaks. This is a secluded zone from other parts of India because of its position on a mountainous zone which can’t be accessible easily. In spite of rough terrain and tough climatic conditions, Bomdila is well connected to neighbouring cities like Guwahati, Tawang and Tezur.
This township is close to India-China border also. That makes this town a strategic position for both the nations.
The town has a beautiful monastery and marks your entry into the region of Himalayan Buddhism.
The town boasts of a number of Buddhist monasteries which are storehouse to the very culture, spirit and essence of the land. Bomdila is famous for apple orchards and natural beauty; you can see the brilliant landscape and snow-clad Himalayan Mountain but for that the right season is important.
The spectacular Bomdila View Point is a prominent spot to behold the West Kameng valley and the beautiful cloud covered Nechipu Pass.
