Pashighat City

The Daying Ering Sanctuary is 13 km from Pasighat and one of the most popular wildlife parks of the state. It is spread over an area of 190 km and its major portion constitutes of alluvial grasslands and the rest of the area is covered by the woods and water. It is a perfect spot for eco-tourism. The sanctuary is surrounded by the river Siang which gives it a picturesque view. This is well known for the beautiful view of migratory birds from places like Siberia and Mongolia. Bird watching is a favorite activity to the tourists here.

Pangin is a small village situated at a distance of about 60 km from Pasighat. Pangin is one of the largest Adi Minyong tribe village with more then five hundred houses. It stands at a point where River Siyom meets River Siang and presents a rare sight. The blue waters of Siom meet the green Sinag which gives splendid views. The place is also known for its variety of medicinal plants and other herbs. Zoologists consider this village as a great resource of study as it is rich with wildlife too. This is one place that makes nature lover feel better. 

It is one of the important places of the state where memorials have been erected. This is a mountain cliff of 50m high and about 500m in length and is located near to Rottung. It is an important historical place because it was here that the Adi people put up a strong resistance against the British in 1911. The war was a part of a punitive expedition undertaken by the British for murdering Noel Williamson, a political officer.