Is there snowfall in Tawang in February?

The winters in Tawang last from November to February and are by far the coldest months of the year. The temperatures during these months are near frigid and range from -11 degree Celsius to 12 degree Celsius. The winters are also accompanied by snowfall which covers every inch of the hill station.

Which month is best for Tawang?

The best season to visit Tawang is the summers season and onset of monsoon season. The temperature remains comfortable and is apt for sightseeing. The best months to visit are March, April, May, June, September and October. Tawang has a lot for medium to budget accommodation options.

What is the temperature of bumla pass?

Bumla pass – height 15, 200 Ft, Temperature -4 Degree.

Does ZIRO have snow?

The average annual snowfall for Ziro is 1mm (0″).

What should I wear in Tawang?

Carry minimum 2 for the trip, more if you want to be fashionable 😉 One thick windproof down/fleece jackets will serve as the outer shell to protect from cold winds. Other than that you can keep 2 normal jackets or sweatshirts as most places will be more pleasant than extremely cold. 5) A good pair of sturdy shoes.

How many days are enough for Tawang?

5 days would be the minimum for Guwahati-Tawang-Guwahati. Plans can be made up to 8 days as well.

Can we visit Tawang now?

Is Tawang open for tourists now? | Arunachal Tourism post COVID-19 Lockdown. Arunachal Pradesh tourism resumed in the month of October. The state is now accepting visitors from outside the state as per the SOP laid out by the govt.

What is the height of bumla pass?

15,200′Bum La Pass / Elevation

Which is the coldest place in Arunachal Pradesh?

Sela Pass. Located in the Tawang district of Arunachal Pradesh, the Sela Pass is at an elevation of 13,700 feet. It connects the Buddhist city of Tawang Town to Tezpur and Guwahati. Temperatures here can drop down to – 10 degrees C in winter.

What is Ziro famous for?

It is famous for paddy-cum-pisciculture cultivation. The area is renowned for the terrace paddy fields where the unique system of poly-culture and water management is practiced by the local people. Mainly inhabited by the Apatani tribe, the town wears a festive look during festivals celebrated by the Apatani people.