Nacho and Limekingनाचो
The far Tagin north beyond Daporijo, a day and a half of jeep road towards the Tibet border.
See what is open on your dateOpen in Google MapsWhereUpper Subansiri, Arunachal Pradesh
Capital & Subansiri
Capital & Subansiri
Best time to visit15 October to 15 April
Good seasonsPost-monsoon (October to November), Winter (December to February)
DifficultyEasy
Height1700 m above sea level
Time needed3 days
Base and nearbyNacho, Daporijo
EntryFree · beyond Nacho towards Limeking and Taksing you need clearance from the Daporijo district administration and the army
About Nacho and Limeking
The road north from Daporijo through Taliha ends in the far Tagin country around Nacho and Limeking, a day and a half of jeep travel into steep, wet, empty hills a short way from Tibet. Beyond Nacho the army controls the road to Taksing, and civilians need district and army clearance. There are circuit houses and Tagin homes and nothing else. One of the remotest inhabited corners of the country.
What to see and do
- Upper Subansiri gorge
- Tagin villages of Nacho and Limeking
- Forward area, clearance needed
- A day and a half from Daporijo
Part of The Himalaya.
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More places in Upper Subansiri
- Daporijo and the Subansiri BridgeUpper Subansiri, Arunachal Pradesh · Villages & Hidden GemsThe Subansiri river town with the bridge, the last real hotels before the far north.
- TalihaUpper Subansiri, Arunachal Pradesh · Villages & Hidden GemsA Tagin valley town north-west of Daporijo, the first halt on the road to the far north.
- Menga CaveUpper Subansiri, Arunachal Pradesh · CavesA Shiva cave above the Subansiri near Daporijo, busy for Shivratri and quiet otherwise.
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