ZIRO

The Talley Valley Wildlife Sanctuary is known as a biodiversity zone and located 32 km north east of Ziro. It is one of the famous attractions of Ziro that houses a diverse range of flora and fauna including trees like orchids, ferns and different varieties of bamboo. The sanctuary is spread over an area of 337 square kilometers and positioned at an altitude of 2400 meters. This sanctuary offers abode to several endangered species like clouded leopards. Near the Talley Valley Wildlife Sanctuary there is a camp known as Talle camp which is about 30 kilometres from Ziro.  Ziro is denoted as a headquarters of Lower Subansiri district. 

It is really a unique experience to meet the friendly Apatani tribal folk, who have facial tattoos and wear nose plugs in their villages. The best villages to visit are Hong and Bulla. All these villages are within a 10 km radius and with guide along, you will be able to see much more. Their wet rice cultivation system requires intensive labor, performed without farm animals or machines. The Apatani maintain their traditions by remembering their legendary and mythical beginnings. Although many Apatani work professional occupations outside their region, they return to practice traditional ways especially during holiday celebrations. Stroll along the villages and interact with the tribe. 

Located on the main road near the town, here one can see and buy local artifacts like wall painting, traditional costumes made of natural vegetable and herbal dye yarns and also attractive utility items made of cane and bamboo. It has got textiles displayed in the form of costumes, bags and hence displaying the arts and crafts of the people of Arunachal Pradesh.