Yingkiong Tourism

Yingkiong Tourism Yinkiong is the headquarter of the Upper Siang district, gets its name from River Siang that flows besides this district. This region is known for its diverse and colourful ethnicity where people live with love and celebrate festivals with zeal. Ponung, Roja and Broh are some of the famous dance forms of the region which has been inhabited mainly by four tribes, Adi, Khamba, Mishmis and Memba. Adventure lovers come here to indulge in hiking, trekking, mountaineering, angling, fishing, rafting, camping and everything else that enlivens their soul. Besides the culture, and a lively atmosphere, the place is known for its spectacular panorama, where there are dense forests and millions of birds with vibrant feathers chirping the excellent melodies and mumbling of rivers flowing here and there. Download Yingkiong PDF Guide > What's Great? Exotic landscape with deep gorges, racing rivers and snow clad mountains with enchanting greenery as far as the sight goes. Comparatively untouched by commercialization, nature and culture can be experienced in its pristine form. What's not so Great? Travelling can be a problem as the nearest airport and railway station are approximately 300 and 200 kilometres away. Limited local transportation options are available. For Whom An ideal choice for people looking out for a getaway which is less commercialised, quiet and serene. Those seeking a rejuvenating holiday close to nature are most likely to enjoy their stay here.

One Day Itinerary Day 1:Head to the Daying Ering Wildlife Sanctuary. Located on the other side of Siang, it's only possible to reach Daying Ering via cruise over Siang. Spread across many river islands, the natural advantage of geographic location makes this sanctuary an ideal habitat for terrestrial as well aquatic species of flora and fauna. Birdwatchers can have a delightful time here by watching over rare species like cranes, storks, wild ducks, waterfowls alongside other migratory birds which come here all the way from Siberia and Mongolia between September to February. Tourists can enjoy the thrill of spotting elephants, wild buffaloes, hog deer and hispid hare here. Day 2:Pasighat- Jengging- Yingkiong circuit. This is one of the most famous treks of Arunachal Pradesh which starts from Daying Ering Wildlife Sanctuary and lead to Komsing. This circuit is not just about trekking, you can also enjoy a variety of adventure sports like mountaineering, rafting, angling and fishing in this region. In Komsing, you can see the magnificent black stone memorial of Assistant Political Officer of Sardia Noel Williamson built on the Kekar monying mountain cliff during the British reign. If you enjoy walking through the circuit and exploring not just nature but also yourself, you may want to take an accommodation in one of the Inspection bungalows here. Day 3:You can spend the third day at the Mouling National Park or just choose to chill by the river Siang. Spread across an area of 483 square kilometres, Mouling is around 195 km away from Pasighat. The lush greenery here is enchanting as is the varied variety of flora and fauna which is found here. From takins, serows, clouded leopards to gorals, black bears and red pandas, you can spot some of the rarest species. Migratory birds head here during winters to add to the existing rich biodiversity of the area. You may pre-book your stay at the circuit house here to enjoy this experience a little longer under the starlit sky.

Restaurants and Local Food in Yingkiong Like the entire Arunachal Pradesh, rice and dishes made using it are a popular choice in the local menus in Yingkiong. Being one of the staple food of the state, rice is prepared differently here; in the hollow of bamboo over coal, which renders it a unique flavour and aroma. Among other dishes, you must try Thukpa. Popular in the north-eastern states, Thukpa is noodle stoop with a Tibetan origin. It comes in various varieties of vegetarian and non-vegetarian ingredients. Momos is another local favourite that is widely demanded by tourists. You can easily find different types of momos available across the city from a roadside vendor to a restaurant, the filling inside the dumpling is either veggies or chicken, mutton, pork, etc. Lastly, Apong needs a special mention in your list. It's a locally brewed beer made from fermenting rice. Homemade and chemical free in nature, Apong is a light beer and extremely popular among the locals and tourists alike.

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Oct-Febis the best time to visit Yingkiong Yingkiong experiences temperate climate and has warm summers and cold winters. Time from October to February is considered ideal to visit Yingkiong as the weather is the most pleasant during this duration. Weather in Yingkiong Loading... Yingkiong in Summer (March - June) Summers are warm in Yingkiong. The average temperature ranges between 25 to 30 degrees Celcius. Families usually head here during summer vacations to enjoy some laid back time. You can enjoy outdoor activities like trekking during this period. Yingkiong in Monsoon (July - September) Yingkiong welcomes monsoon in the month of July, and it goes on until September. During this period, the city experiences heavy downpour. It may not be an ideal time to visit as the outdoor activities may be interrupted and in the case of heavy rains, connectivity might suffer. Yingkiong in Winter (October - February) This is the most preferred time to visit Yingkiong as the weather is at its best. The average temperature ranges from 10 to 22 degrees Celcius and makes for an ideal time for nature walks and treks. Monthly Weather in Yingkiong Month Avg. Minimum (°C) Avg. Maximum (°C) January -2 26 February 1 26 March 2 26 April 6 27 May 8 30 June 11 31 July 17 30 August 13 34 September 11 31 October 8 32 November 0 29 December -2 27