A picturesque West Siang town at the meeting of the Sipu and Yomgo rivers, surrounded by green hills, Galo villages, orchards and suspension bridges.
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Aalo is the headquarters of West Siang district and sits in a green valley at the confluence of the Sipu and Yomgo rivers. Galo cultural traditions, nearby villages, orchards and river landscapes shape the town's identity. Traditional hanging bridges and routes toward the upper Siyom country make Aalo both a destination and an important gateway into western Arunachal Pradesh.
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