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Roing, a land of enchanting hills with lush green valleys, is the headquarters of the Lower Dibang Valley district in Arunachal Pradesh. It is a beautiful major township in the eastern part of Arunachal Pradesh. The land of hills and rivers is bounded by Dibang Valley in the north, Lohit district in the east and in the south by the Tinsukia district of Assam.
Roing is one of the best tourist attractions in Arunachal Pradesh. Snow-capped peaks, turbulent rivers, mystic valleys and the abundance of rich flora and fauna are a few attractions of Roing. Known for its natural beauty, colourful and charming tribes and ancient archaeological sites make the place a perfect destination for nature lovers, adventurous tourists, archaeologists and anthropologists.
Tourist Places In And Around Roing
Roing houses a lot of scenic attractions that are frequented by visitors and they range from lakes, valleys and wildlife sanctuaries. Some of the main attractions of Roing are Sally and Mehao Lakes and Mehao Wildlife Sanctuary. Roing is also famous for its ancient archaeological sites - Bhishmakar and Rukmini Nati. The sight of the tranquil water of lakes, rivers and of numerous high waterfalls reflecting the colour of the blue sky and, sometimes, hovering clouds overhead gives a mesmerising experience to the visitors. The true lovers of nature who wish to enjoy an eyeful, this hidden paradise welcomes them.
Land And People
The town, located at the foothill of Mishmi Hill, is lively with friendly people. Both Mishmi and Adi tribesmen form the major native of Roing. The Reh festival of Mishmi is celebrated in the month of February, while the Solung festival of Adis is on September 1, every year with great pomp and fest. The Idu Mishmi is one of the two other tribes in the district. The Idu Mishmis can be distinctively identified amongst other tribal groups by their typical hairstyle, distinctive costumes and artistic patterns embedded in their clothes. These tribes of Arunachal Pradesh still maintain deep-rooted aesthetic values in their day-to-day life with great pride and honour.
Best Time To Visit Roing
The best time to visit Roing would be during the winter months, which begin in October and last till January. This is the time when the ponds of Roing are filled with lotuses and sightseeing becomes all the more pleasant.
How To Reach Roing
The town of Roing can be easily reached through different modes of transport. The town does not have a proper railway station, nor does it have a proper airport. Trains should, thus, be taken to the nearest railway station, which is Tinsukia in Assam. From Assam, Roing can be easily reached through the many roads that lead to the town. Travellers can opt for buses and taxis to reach the town of Roing; this is a popular mode of transport.
