Arunachal Pradesh Tour| Guwahati To Bhalukpong By Road 

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Arunachal Pradesh Tour| Guwahati To Bhalukpong By Road
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The road from Guwahati to Bhalukpong is a scenic stretch that includes some fast highway sections with good quality tarmac in most places.
Getting out of Guwahati by sunrise is advisable as traffic on this route tends to build up during the day. There are number of twisties as soon as you drive out of Guwahati and the interesting bit is that this section is the border between Assam and Meghalaya. So, the shops you'll see on the right are all situated in Meghalaya.
After the windy roads, the highway (AH1 or Asian Highway 1) opens up and here's where you can pick up the pace, while enjoying the sight of the expansive grasslands of Assam. The road quality is pretty good and holding on to three digit speeds will be a cinch.
After turning left at Kaliabor the road narrows down to a two lane highway. The highlight here is the Kaliabhomora bridge over the mighty river Brahmaputra. Driving over one of the largest rivers in India can be quite an experience. After all, you don't usually see a river whose width stretches for kilometres.
After crossing over on the other side, the route passes through the bustling town called Tezpur. It's wise to stock up on fuel and supplies if you intend to drive beyond Bhalukpong to Dirang. Traffic, depending on the time , is usually busy and one must be careful of unruly public transport drivers.
Once you get out of Tezpur, the road up to Bhalukpong is spectacular. Traffic is sparse all the way and the lush greenery of the Nameri Wildlife reserve is incredibly soothing to witness.
Bhalukpong is the entry point into Arunachal Pradesh and there are a number of restaurants at the police check-gate. The noodles and momos are definitely worth a try.
The Inner Line Permits are required by Indians other than natives of Arunachal Pradesh for entering into any place in Arunachal Pradesh. The ILPs are issued by the Issuing authorities of Government of Arunachal Pradesh with offices at Delhi, Kolkata, Tezpur, Guwahati, Shillong, Dibrugarh, Lakhimpur and Jorhat.
All the foreigners are required have the Protection Area Permit or PAP for entering into Arunachal Pradesh. They can obtain the Protected Area Permit from, All Indian Missions abroad, All Foreigners Regional Registration Officers (FRRO) at Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, Chief Immigration Officer, Chennai, Home Ministry, Govt. of India and Home Commissioner, Govt. of Arunachal Pradesh, Itanagar.
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