A Trip to my native village, Ziro traditional Bmboo garden and Sii lake (sii Amrit sarovar), India

My Native village is Ziro Valley, the headquarter of Lower Subansiri District where the Apatanis are settled, is one of the most beautiful hill stations of Arunachal Pradesh and is located at about 1500 meters above mean sea level ensconced in the boson of pine clad mountains. It is inhabited by more than 50,000 gregarious and amiable Apatani people belonging to the Abotani tribe of the State. At the base of the uneven land dotted with a number of hillocks lie the luxuriant paddy fields. It is located at 27.63°N 93.83°E at an elevation of 1688 meters (5538 feet) to 2438 meters (8000 feet).
Apatanis are arguably one of the most advancing tribes of Arunachal Pradesh. Their original name is “Tanii”. “Apa” is a respectable word suffixed by its neighboring tribes signifying their respect and regard for Apatanis’ economic affluence and resourcefulness. The early anthropologists and other writers hired interpreters from the neighboring tribes and recorded the name of tribe as Apatani and it is today well known all over the world by this name.
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Our beautiful and serene ziro ❤

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