Of interest is the Parasuramkund where during winter, particularly in January, a fair is held during Mokar-Sankranti. Pilgrims from all over the country come here for a holy dip in the kund to wash away their sins. There is a large lake called Glow Lake which takes one day to reach on foot from here.

Parasuramkund is a place of great sancity located in the lower reaches of north Tezu in Lohit district which attracts pilgrims from all over India for a dip in the kund during Makar-Sankranti which normally falls in mid January every year.

An endless stream of pilgrims come to take dips in the kund inspite of biting cold wind because the water of the kund is considered to be as sacred as the water of the river Ganga. The origin of the kund is associated with Parasuram's matricidedesribed in the Srimad Bhagavata, Kalika Puana and in the Mahabharata. One day, Renuka, mother of Parasuram, went to fetch water. While returning, she felt drawn towards King Chitranatha playing with celestial nymphs. Consequently, she was late in returning to the ashram. Jamadagni, her husband, worried over her delay, as it was getting late for the midday worship. On perceivingthrough his divine power the reason for her dalay, Jamadagni was so enraged that, on her arrival, he asked his sons to kill her. None of the six sons except Parasuram could oblige. He immediately beheaded his mother. The handle of the axe which he used, however, clung to his hand, Pleased with his son, Jamadagni commanded Parasuram to ask for a boon. Parasuram asked for six boons andone was the immediate reovery of his mother. However, this did not wipe out his sins. He was told that the only way to wash off his sins was by taking a dip in the Brahmakund. Only then would the axe stuck to his hand drop. Parasuram ultimately came to Bramakund, presently Lohit district, and made a passage for the kund to come out by digging the bank of Brahmakund. The spot where the axe dropped from his hand came to be known as Parasuramkund. the Kalika Purana ststes that a mere bath in the kund leads to emancipation.

The nearest Airport is Tezu which is 20 kms and the nearest Railhead is Tinsukia at 120 kms.

Bhismaknagar, the oldest archeological site in Arunachal Pradesh, is situated in Dibang Valley District, at the foot of the mountains, about 29 kms south east of Roing.
The Fortress has an elongated semi circle shape extending over an area of about 10 sq. km. The name originated from its king Bhismaka. The ruins of the hill fort dates back to circa 12th century A.D. Bhismaknagar Fort was excavated during 1969-1973, which yielded terracotta plaques, decorative tiles, potteries, terracotta figurines etc. The artifacts throw light on the rich history of the area.

Namdapha National Park is situated a few kilometres away from Miao, the district headquarters of Changlang district, For the truly dedicated wilderness and wildlife fan, a visit to the Namdapha National Park is challenging, covering a wide range of altitudes from 200 mtrs. to 4,500 mtrs.

Gekar Sinyi(Ganga lake) Ganga Lake situated in the foothills of the Himalayas is a unique sight from the capital, Itanagar. The lake locally known as Gekar Sinyi (confined water) abounds a natural beauty with an unpolluted healthy environment. The lake is surrounded by land mass and hard rock with slopes which support a dense semi-evergreen type of forest consisting of many interesting plant species which are academically and economically important.

Tale in Apatani dialect is the name of a plant and to many other tribes the word means paradise. Talley valley is 30 kms from Hapoli (old Ziro) the densely populated township in the Apatani Plateau and the headquarters of the Lower Subansiri District.

It is a picturesque little township with the local population growing paddy, which is the main agricultural produce in terraces. The concept of paddy-cum-pisciculture has attracted people and the practice is flourishing . The water management system for the paddy fields is remarkable. The lush green paddy fields in terraces makes it more attractive and a very soothing sight which gives us the essence of Eco -Tourism.
The airport nearest to Ziro is Lilabari(Tezpur).
The Nearest Railhead is North Lakhimpur by Arunachal Express from New Bongaigaon.
Direct buses are available from Itanagar and North Lakhimpur.

On way to Along one can see the historical Malinithan temple. The Legendary Akashi Ganga, a point from which one gets an unusual over view of the Brahmaputra and its tributaries.

Patum bridge over Yomgo river is an ideal place for trekking, angling and hiking. Mithun and Jersey cross breeding farm at Kamki, 25 kms from here is another interesting visit.

Pasighat, the oldest administrative centre of erstwhile NEFA, situated on the bank of mighty river Siang, the main tributory of Brahmaputra and bounded by snow-clad peaks, Rocky Mountains, virgin floral & faunal diversity.

This circuit offers an unique opportunity for anyone who loves nature. A visit to Dr. D. Ering Wildlife Sanctuary where wild buffalos, tigers, samber deer and wild ducks are found in plenty is a must. Other places of interest is the surrounding villages and the Emporium.