adventure tourism in india

  Sunbansiri Fishing Tour Numerous cherished memories are deeply engraved in my mind and soul, originating from fishing expeditions along the Subansiri river, nestled in the foothills of the Himalayas. This majestic river flows from the mountains just north of Pathalipam, situated twenty miles east of North Lakhimpur. Within Assam, the Subansiri ranks as the second largest river. These fishing journeys transpired during the 1960s, marked by collaborations with the local Mising people, also known as Miris, to secure two or three teak dugout boats and a crew of four to six men to navigate the river's mountainous course. Sometimes, our trips entailed an early morning departure, a few hours of fishing, and a return by noon, given our proximity to where the river converged with the plains, just seven miles from our dwelling. Gazing north from our residence over the tall elephant grass, the twin mountain peaks stood as gateways through which the river flowed. In 1950, a massive earthquak

  1. Siang Valley Trekking Arunachal's Enigmatic and Ideal Hike: Siang Valley Trek Originally Posted on OnHisOwnTrip, 3 years ago (5-minute read) Peak Altitude 12,600 feet    Duration: 8 days   Difficulty: Easy-Moderate   Trekking in the northeastern region offers a distinct allure with its dense forests, meandering rivers, and some of the most captivating natural settings. Experiencing occasional encounters with tribal life adds to the adventure. To truly uncover the hidden beauty of the northeastern states, veer away from common tourist activities and embark on wilderness treks. Arunachal Pradesh, known as the "Land of Dawn-Lit Mountains," boasts exquisite and lesser-known trails, with the Siang Valley being a prime example. Embarking on a trek through the stunning Siang Valley in Arunachal Pradesh, amidst the Himalayas, rivers, lakes, and valleys, promises an enchanting experience. The Siang Valley trek is an exhilarating adventure that covers diverse Arunachal locales

 

Best Adventure Activities to Do In India Adventure tourism in India offers a diverse range of thrilling experiences that cater to all sorts of adventure enthusiasts. From the snow-capped peaks of the Himalayas to the dense jungles of the Western Ghats, India's natural beauty sets the stage for an array of exciting activities. The northern regions of India, such as Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand, are renowned for their trekking and mountaineering opportunities. Scaling the peaks of these majestic mountains provides an unparalleled adrenaline rush for adventure seekers. For water enthusiasts, the rivers that flow through the country's terrain offer remarkable white-water rafting adventures. The Ganges, Beas, and Teesta rivers, among others, challenge rafters with their varying levels of rapids. India's vast coastline also provides avenues for aquatic escapades. Scuba diving and snorkeling in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands or along the shores of Goa reveal the mesmerizing