Visit Ziro
- Sustainable Tourism
- Off the beaten track
- Essential
Ziro: How to get there?
Eight hours from Daporijo by jeepZiro: When to go?
From October to MayZiro: For how long?
2 to 3 daysLearn more about your destination
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Ziro Vacations
The Apatani tribes of the Ziro Valley continue to keep their ancient traditions alive. The oldest women wear lozenge-shaped nose plugs known as "dats" on their nostrils.
Ziro: What to see in the surroundings?
What our travelers think about their stay
The Apatani tribes of the Ziro Valley continue to keep their ancient traditions alive. The oldest women wear lozenge-shaped nose plugs known as "dats" on their nostrils.
My suggestion
If you want to properly interact with the local population, it is essential to visit the Ziro Valley in the company of a guide. To be confident the money earned will go to the families themselves, the best thing to do is employ the services of a guide who actually lives here.
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