Thanks for the comments. And do try to visit Wakro, Parashuramkund and Walong. From Namdapha, you can travel to Wakro by crossing the sanctuary. We took the longer road route, travelling to Tezu and further. Also visit the Kamlang Sanctuary and Glao Lake (we couldn’t visit either).

Your blog is helping me in a BIG way in planning my route here 🙂

Judging by your posts, Wakro and Parashuramkund look spectacular. So, will certainly try going there post-Namdapha and if possible, beyond to Hayuliang and Walong. Will get in touch!

Glad to know that my blog did help you in a little way. What makes sharing experiences so worthwhile is when we can appreciate and also benefit from each other’s travels. I am so glad to have virtually met likewise travelers in the blogging circuit.
Do convey our regards to Mr Singpo and his lovely family. If you are planning to go to Wakro and beyond (ie to Walong) do let me know. I can give you a few phone numbers which could help.

WIll be going to Namdapha with BNHS and was planning to stay for a night or two at Miao. Incidentally, I’m going to be staying with Mr. Singpo too!

Your blog is absolutely fantastic. I plan to spend a few weeks romping around Arunachal post-Namdapha and I’m immensely happy to find a blog as useful as yours. There’s so little information out there about this remote corner of our country.

Thanks for the comments.

Mr. Phupla Singpho, who runs an NGO promoting tourism in Namdapha and also maintains an ecohut in Miao had helped us with our Namdapha stay.

His numbers are 03807- 22 2296 and cell 09436228763/09863096164. He is also on facebook (https://www.facebook.com/phupla.singpho). His mail-id is phupla@rediffmail.com. The Eco Tourist Hut, Miao numbers: 03807222999 or +919402037260.

You can also book a room directly at Namdapha by calling the Field Director Office No. 03807-222249.

There is a WLL line in Deban which you can call to get an idea on the road condition but they can’t provide booking, its controlled only from Miao. Their number is 03807-200825.

You will have to arrange for an ILP prior to that, which is necessary to travel in Arunachal.

Thanks Alhad Sir, your words are inspiring. How wonderful it would be if we could get transported virtually into the magical land of Arunachal. I often wish it myself. And what is life without a few misses, it always gives you a reason to go back another time, many times.

Thanks Prateek, for travelling along.