Hoj Waterfall
Hoj Waterfall is a scenic natural attraction located near Hoj town in Arunachal Pradesh, India. Situated along the route from Itanagar to Potin, this waterfall is nestled amidst lush greenery and offers a tranquil spot for travelers and nature enthusiasts.
- Near Hoj town, on the route between Itanagar and Potin in Arunachal Pradesh.
- Surrounded by dense forests and hills, offering a peaceful and refreshing atmosphere.
- A scenic spot to take a break while traveling through the Lower Subansiri region.
- Great backdrop for photography and nature walks.
Pare river
The Pare River is a significant waterway in Arunachal Pradesh, India, flowing through the Papum Pare district. Originating in the Eastern Himalayan foothills, it traverses the district before joining the Subansiri River, a major tributary of the Brahmaputra.
The river hosts the Pare Hydroelectric Plant, a run-of-the-river project commissioned in 2018. Located in the Toru Circle of Papum Pare district, the plant has a capacity of 110 MW and is operated by the North Eastern Electric Power Corporation Limited (NEEPCO).
Digrong river bank
Just moments from our resort lies one of Arunachal Pradesh’s hidden gems — the Dikrong River Bank. Flowing gently through the Papum Pare district, the Dikrong River offers a peaceful escape into nature, with clear waters, lush riverbanks, and the soothing sounds of flowing streams.
What Makes Dikrong Special
- Surrounded by forests and foothills, the riverbank is perfect for a quiet morning walk or a romantic sunset view.
- Spot local birds, butterflies, and river fish — great for nature lovers and photographers.
- The river stays cool and fresh year-round, offering a refreshing breeze, especially during summer.
Neepco Dam
Just a short journey from our resort, the NEEPCO hydroelectric dams offer a unique glimpse into Arunachal Pradesh’s harmonious blend of nature and innovation. Managed by the North Eastern Electric Power Corporation (NEEPCO), these projects harness the region’s mighty rivers to produce clean, renewable energy—while preserving the breathtaking beauty of the Eastern Himalayas.
- Great photo opportunities for nature and landscape lovers
- Tranquil views of rivers, forests, and the dam structures
- Perfect for a day trip or a picnic by the riverside
- Insight into sustainable energy and local development
