A foothill town on the Dibang landscape, serving as the gateway to Lower Dibang Valley's lakes, forests, archaeological sites and high mountain roads.
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Roing is the headquarters of Lower Dibang Valley district and the main base for exploring the region's diverse landscapes. Lakes, archaeological remains, forest reserves and the road toward Mayudia and Anini radiate from the town. The lower elevation and Idu Mishmi cultural setting make Roing a natural transition between the Assam plains and the much higher Dibang mountain country.
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