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Enjoy the ambiance of Maldives at this hidden resort with a floating restaurant in Arunachal Pradesh
For those who want a taste of the Maldives but want something more budget-friendly, Tungatao Resort in Arunachal offers a great option.

Tungatao Resort, Arunachal Pradesh. Credit: Instagram/tungtao_resort_
When you think of the Maldives, images of turquoise waters, white sandy beaches and luxurious overwater villas come to mind. But what if you could experience a piece of this island paradise without the hefty price tag or long-haul flight? enter Arunachal PradeshWhere a unique resort brings a dreamy Maldivian vibe to the North-Eastern Himalayas.
Amazingly located in Chongkhan Circle Namsai District, it’s one-of-a-kind Tung Tao Resort has become a hidden gem for travelers looking for a luxury vacation without breaking the bank. This destination combines the natural beauty of the North-East with the architectural inspiration of the Maldives, giving you the chance to relax in a waterside villa, admire the lush greenery and take a dip in the clear waters – all this makes for a perfect Maldives holiday. At a fraction of the cost.

Tungatao Resort, Arunachal Pradesh
The resort features beautifully designed huts set near a tranquil river, replicating the experience of staying in one of the iconic villas of the Maldives. Each bungalow offers panoramic views of the surrounding mountains and forests, creating a blend of island luxury with untouched. The in-house restaurant, and other casual seating areas are located on the river, and you can dip your feet in the cool water while sipping your morning coffee. You’ll also have the opportunity to sample local cuisine, featuring fresh, organic ingredients and the unique delicious flavors of the region.

Additionally, you can take part in a number of activities here – from river rafting to offroading and camping. You can also go kayaking around the hotel! The resort also hosts special events and experiences – think about sitting under the sky in the middle of the river for your dinner.
how to get there
Getting to this part of paradise is easier than you might think. Arunachal Pradesh, despite being remote, is becoming increasingly accessible. Travelers can fly to Dibrugarh airport in Assam, about 125 kilometers away. From here you can take a cab to go to Namsai. The nearest railway station is ‘New Tinsukia Junction’ which is located in Assam and is just 79.7 kilometers from Namsai. Cabs and buses can be taken from Tinsukia to travel to Namsai.
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