Roing

Places to visit in Roing:

Mayodia Pass: Located 56 km from Roing, this hill resort offers breathtaking views and is known for its winter snow.
Mehao Wildlife Sanctuary: About 17 km away, this sanctuary is home to diverse flora and fauna, including rare species like the red panda and hollock gibbon.
Sally Lake: Just 3 km from Roing, this tranquil lake is surrounded by forests and provides opportunities for boating and fishing.
Bhismaknagar Fort: A significant archaeological site dating back to the 12th century, associated with local legends.
Nehru Van Udyan: A beautiful park featuring various plant species, perfect for leisurely walks.

Anini and Chigu Resort:  Anini is one of the most beautiful offbeat destinations in Arunachal Pradesh and you have to stay at Roing before travelling to Anini as it is a 7 to 8 hour tiring road journey. Many travellers also wish to visit Chigu Resort which is in Acheso, about 3 hours from Anini. If you are looking for a tour package from Roing to Anini and Chigu Resort, you can have a look at our Roing Anini Arunachal Tour
 

Things to do in Roing:
 

Trekking: Explore trails leading to Mayudia Pass or venture into the Mehao Wildlife Sanctuary.
Cultural Experiences: Engage with local tribes during festivals for a taste of traditional music, dance, and cuisine.
Wildlife Watching: Visit Mehao Wildlife Sanctuary for bird watching and spotting unique wildlife.

Best Time to Visit Roing:
 

The best time to visit Roing is from October to April when the weather is dry and pleasant.
Summer (March to June): Temperatures range from 20°C to 30°C, making it suitable for outdoor activities.
Monsoon (July to September): Heavy rainfall can lead to landslides, but nature lovers may appreciate the lush greenery.
Winter (October to February): This period offers snowfall at nearby Mayudia Pass, with temperatures between 8°C and 14°C, perfect for trekking and enjoying the scenic beauty.
 

Places to stay in Roing:

4 SeasonStay Roing: 4 SeasonStay is a very nice homestay in Roing, Arunachal Pradesh.  The homestay is neat and clean with hygenic washroom and a nice pineapple garden outside. The host Mrs.Preme, makes you feel like part of the family. Her warm hospitality, helpfulness, good behavior and kindness is sure to make you feel at home .

Zeemuko Hotel, Roing: Zeemuko Hotel is located in Roing, a town in the Lower Dibang Valley of Arunachal Pradesh. Roing is a scenic destination, offering beautiful landscapes, rivers, and cultural experiences. Zeemuko Hotel is likely a good base for exploring the region, with convenient access to local attractions. Rooms are spacious, clean and well maintained. The bathroom is clean, bright and has geyser. It's a typical 2 star hotel with all the amenities.

Mito Homestay, Roing: Mito Homestay is a nice comfortable homestay in Roing, Arunachal Pradesh. The homestay will provide you the whole house in a whole house you will get Two Bedrooms, One Dining Room, and One attached Bathroom. Rooms are luxurious at a very decent rate, with neat and clean beds and there's unlimited entertainment options in the TV as various OTT platforms are available for access.   
 

Last Travel Tips for Roing:

 - Obtain an Arunachal Inner Line Permit for domestic tourists or a Protected Area Permit for foreign tourists before visiting Arunachal Pradesh.
 - Be prepared for unpredictable weather, carry warm clothing and emergency supplies.

Roing promises an unforgettable experience filled with natural beauty, adventure, and cultural richness. Whether you seek tranquility or adventure, this hidden gem in Arunachal Pradesh caters to all types of travelers.

Roing, Arunachal Pradesh, is home to several unique festivals that reflect the rich cultural heritage of its indigenous tribes. Here are some notable festivals celebrated in the region:

1. Solung Festival:
Dates: September 1st to 3rd
Tribe: Adi
Description: This is a major harvest festival celebrated by the Adi tribe, marking the end of the agricultural season. The festival involves traditional dances, songs, and rituals to thank the deities for a bountiful harvest.
2. Aran Festival:
Date: March 7th
Tribe: Adi
Description: The Aran festival is primarily a hunting festival where male members of the tribe participate in hunting expeditions. It is a time for community gatherings and celebrations following the hunts.
3. Reh Festival:
Dates: February 1st and 2nd
Tribe: Idu Mishmi
Description: This community festival is celebrated by the Idu Mishmi tribe to seek blessings from their deities. It includes rituals performed by shamans, traditional music, and dance, along with communal feasting.
4. Keh Me Ha Festival:
Date: September 24th
Tribe: Idu Mishmi
Description: Another harvesting festival for the Idu Mishmis, it involves various rituals and celebrations similar to those of Solung, focusing on gratitude for the harvest.