Explore The Dau-Delai Valley
Follow the journey through rivers, mountains, settlements and sacred sites that shape the identity of Hayuliang and the surrounding valleys.
Golden Pagoda
The journey begins in the lower plains at Namsai's resplendent Golden Pagoda.
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Tezu
An ancient administrative town serving as the vital staging gateway to the Lohit valley.
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Hawa Camp
A panoramic ridge offering views of the Lohit River fracturing across the plains.
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Parshuram Kund
A sacred gorge where the emerald Lohit River carves through vertical rock walls.
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Brahmakund
A quiet source sanctuary shrouded in mist and revered in Mishmi folklore.
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Khupa
A twin agricultural and civic hub hosting vital district health infrastructure.
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Tidding
An iconic suspension bridge spanning the rushing turquoise Lohit torrent.
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Hayuliang
A bustling confluence town serving as the final place of respite in the mountains.
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Your physical journey along the highway rests here. As the Lohit and Dalai rivers merge in a spectacular sweep of turquoise and emerald runoffs, Hayuliang stands as the central anchor for the entire region.
From this valley of respite, the mountain roads branch outward. You can trace the trails northwest toward the dense pine forests and cardamom valleys of Chaglagam and Goiliang. Or, follow the highway farther east toward the warm sands of Tilam Hot Spring, the historic pine-covered ridges of Walong, the early sunrise at Dong village and the border circle headquarters at Kibithu and Kaho. Each destination holds its own unique place in Anjaw's rich cultural geography and Mishmi heritage.