The mild climate in Ziro makes it comfortable to travel all year round, making it an ideal destination for travellers seeking an offbeat experience.
Tarin Fish Farm - Paddy Cultivation: In Ziro, people grow rice and fish together in the fields. This is a common practice. Surrounding the fields are bamboo and pine trees, creating a beautiful landscape. Each part of this farming method plays an important role, similar to how different parts of coffee plantations work together.
Kile Pakho: Kile Pakho is a place where you can see amazing views on both sides. On one side, you can see the Ziro plateau, and on the other side, you can see the snowy Himalayan mountains.
Talley Valley Wildlife Sanctuary: This sanctuary is quite large and home to many different plants and animals. You can find rare animals like clouded leopards here. The sanctuary has a variety of plants like silver fir trees, ferns, orchids, bamboo, and rhododendron flowers.
Meghna Cave Temple: Dedicated to Lord Shiva, this temple is close to Ziro. After a short climb up some stairs, you'll reach the temple, which is about 5000 years old and sits 3000 feet above sea level. Inside, you'll find Sanskrit writings and beautiful carvings. It's a truly special place to visit.
Shiv Linga: Ziro, located 1500 meters above sea level, is the headquarters of the lower Subansiri District. Here, there's a naturally formed Shiv Linga made of Sfatic, which is 25 feet long and 22 feet wide. It's a unique sight to see.
Dolo Mando: A popular spot in Ziro, Dolo Mando is a hill where people trek to get a great view of Hapoli town and old Ziro. It's located on the western side of Ziro, along the Daporijo Road.
