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Dibrugarh Airport (DIB), Dibrugarh
Pasighat Airport (TEZ), Pasighat
Murkongselek Railway Station (MZS)
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Dibrugarh Airport (DIB), Dibrugarh
Pasighat Airport (TEZ), Pasighat
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Situated amid emerald greenery at 6,000 feet, lies Mechuka, a town in Arunachal Pradesh that stuns the senses with its natural beauty. The Yargyap Chu River winds its way through the valley, a constant companion on your journey of discovery. Here, amidst this breathtaking landscape, and 7 km away from the town, you'll find the Hanuman Camp – a place named for its uncanny resemblance to the face of Lord Hanuman, the wind god's son and a revered follower of Lord Rama.
Towering above the valley, a natural rock formation bears an almost lifelike visage of Hanuman. This remarkable sight has inspired the creation of a small temple dedicated to the deity, a place of solace for countless devotees and a testament to Lord Hanuman's legacy in Arunachal Pradesh. The camp itself is a tapestry of verdant beauty, nestled between the valley and the awe-inspiring rock face. It's a place that transcends the ordinary, a dreamscape where reality and imagination intertwine.
The beauty of Hanuman Camp extends far beyond its mythological connection. Snow-capped mountains pierce the sky, their peaks often shrouded in wispy clouds. Lush forests teeming with diverse flora and fauna carpet the slopes, while cascading waterfalls add their music to the symphony of nature. Every turn reveals a new vista, each one more breathtaking than the last.
Hanuman Camp is a destination that caters to both the soul and the senses. For nature lovers, it's a paradise offering breathtaking scenery and a chance to commune with nature. For devotees, it's a place of pilgrimage, a chance to connect with their faith amidst the majesty of the Himalayas.
