IS ARUNACHAL EXPENSIVE?
If you are on a strict budget, consider taking a train to Guwahati to start your journey. And eat more local food. Because food is extremely economical here. You’ll find good veg food as well, very easily. All local restaurants serve thali, which comes in both veg and non-veg. The only place where food is expensive, is at the homestay itself. But it’s an experience none the less. I love home-stays for just that reason.
If you missed the cost details in the reel here’s a breakdown
📌 Flights
– Dibrugarh ~ 15k (return)
– Guwahati ~ 10k (return)
📌 Train (Delhi to Guwahati) ~ ₹2800 (one way)
📌 Transportation
– Private cab ~ ₹4500/day
– Shared sumo ~ ₹200 – ₹800/seat
– Helicopter ~ ₹2000 – 4000 (based on route)
– Within the city – cabs ~ ₹2000/day
📌 Stay
– homestay ~ ₹1500- 4000/night
– Hotel (similar)
📌 Food
– Local ~ 200/person for one meal
– Homestay ~ ₹600-800/person for one meal
📌Activities
– River rafting (Dibang region) ~ ₹1800/pp
– Zip lining ~ ₹500 -1000/pp
– Hiking ~ ₹800/day for guide
– Trekking (7 lakes trek) ~ ₹35,000
This is offered by @emudutrekkers
Also if you want a tour package, consider
@chalohoppo
@discover.northeast
@arunachaltsm
And I would highly recommend staying at @gtlhomestay in Mechuka
SAVE THIS FOR FUTURE!
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