Basar: Where Untouched Nature Meets Galo Culture in Arunachal Pradesh
Basar, a small town in Arunachal Pradesh’s Lepa-Rada district, sits at an elevation of 578 metres. Home to nearly 4,000 residents—mostly from the Galo tribe—it serves as both the district’s administrative centre and a gateway to adventure. The town blends natural beauty with rich cultural traditions, drawing visitors for its landscapes and festivals.
Basar is surrounded by lush forests, cascading waterfalls, and hidden caves. The Hido-Hidi Waterfall and Bat Cave are popular spots for trekking, while the Dali Waterfall offers scenic views. Adventure seekers can also camp by the riverside or stay in local homestays, immersing themselves in village life.
Basar offers a mix of outdoor adventures and cultural experiences. With homestays, trekking trails, and festivals like BASCON, it attracts those eager to explore Arunachal Pradesh’s natural and traditional heritage. The town’s remote location and permit requirements ensure a quieter, more authentic travel experience.
