Anini Puts Arunachal On The Adventure Map, Wins ‘Best Emerging Adventure Destination’ Award

When talking about Arunachal Pradesh in Northeast India, well-known spots like Sela Pass and Tawang often come to mind. However, if you're planning a trip to Arunachal soon, don’t overlook Anini in the Dibang Valley district. What makes this village unique? Well, Anini has gained national attention for its potential in adventure tourism. It was honored with the title of ‘Best Emerging Adventure Destination’ at the 17th Annual Convention of the Adventure Tour Operators Association of India (ATOAI) in Srinagar. The accolade was presented to District Tourism Officer Lamwang Aran by Jammu and Kashmir's Chief Minister, Omar Abdullah.

Located in the stunning Himalayan region, Dibang Valley is a treasure for the Idu Mishmi community, featuring breathtaking scenery and numerous trekking paths. Adventurers can explore routes like the Seven Lakes trek, the scenic Aeyo Valley trek, and the culturally rich Athupopu trek. With its serene beauty and vibrant culture, Anini is a must-visit destination for all travelers.

What Should You Know About Anini

Anini serves as the administrative center of the Dibang Valley district, where the clouds meet the earth. This quaint town, though remote and underdeveloped, boasts basic connections by road and air to the rest of India.

Situated high at about 1,968 meters, Anini lies between the Dri and Mathun rivers, offering breathtaking views and pleasant weather. In this secluded area of Arunachal Pradesh, close to the Indo-China border, one can experience the serene atmosphere, vibrant tribal culture, and stunning landscapes.

Here you can explore local villages, shop for handmade crafts, and engage in outdoor activities like wildlife safaris and treks to picturesque lakes and valleys. Anini is truly a hidden gem waiting to be discovered.