Changlang

Changlang District shares international boundary with Myanmar (Burma) and is best known for its bio-diversity and scenic beauty and a unique culture that makes it standout from the nearby areas. Changlang has a subtle uniqueness in its attitude, nature and environment, hinting towards an exotic and distinct identity. What it shares, however with the rest of the state is lush green surroundings, pleasant environment and picturesque sceneries. One can visit the Namdampa National Park and enjoy the natures blessings to the area.
The land of bio-diversity, Changlang is a gorgeous hill town which exhibits varying altitudes ranging from 200 meters to 4500 meters. There are a number of rivers in this region like Noa-Dehing, Namchik, Tirap, Namphuk, Dapha, etc which serve as the water resources of the region. The Cemetery of World War is the great way to look back to the past. Lake of No Returns is a mystic water body which offers a stunning view. Other sightseeing spots are Tibetan Refugee Settlement Camp, Namdapha National Park, Moti Jheel, and Miao Reserve Forest etc.