A remote Dibang Valley mountain town between the Dri and Mathun rivers, surrounded by misty forests, high ranges and the cultural homeland of the Idu Mishmi.
About the place
Anini is the headquarters of Dibang Valley district, positioned on a mountain plateau between the Dri and Mathun river systems. The remote town is surrounded by forests, high ridges and river valleys and is closely associated with Idu Mishmi culture. It serves as the principal base for journeys toward Mipi, Dambuen and other isolated landscapes deeper in the district.
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