Pasighat

Pasighat is the headquarters of East Siang district in the Indian state of Arunachal Pradesh. Situated at 155 meters above mean sea level, Pasighat is Arunachal's oldest town. The town has derived its name from the tribes of the place namely ‘Pasis’. Pasighat is a small town. It experiences a hot and humid climate during summers and a temperate climate during winters, making its winters the best time to visit the place. The vast river of Brahmaputra, also called the Siang, transcends down to this town from Tibet. The place is also a photographer’s delight for comprising abundant sceneries of nature. The foundation of Pasighat opened gateways for the British to the administrative convenience of the greater Abor Hills.

Pasighat is known as the 'Gateway of Arunachal Pradesh' and is a pure heaven for nature lovers. If you looking for adrenaline rush, then this is also a great place for you as adventure activities like white river rafting, boating and angling (similar to fishing) will certainly set you rolling here. A unique blend of peace and adventure is what makes this place a must visit. rimarily there were settlements of Pasi and Minyong communities who are still living in the