A small Anjaw town above the Lohit-Dalai confluence, surrounded by steep Mishmi hills and serving as an important stop on the road toward Walong.
About the place
Hayuliang is an ADC headquarters in Anjaw district, positioned above the meeting of the Lohit and Dalai rivers. Mishmi communities inhabit the surrounding hills, while the town functions as a key stop on the long road from Tezu toward Walong and the eastern frontier. Its river views, steep forested slopes and cooler climate reveal the transition from the Lohit foothills into upper Anjaw.
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