Read the stones at
Malinithan in February
The buried temple of the lower Siang.
Quick answer. Winter holds. High-altitude travel stays weather-dependent. For Malinithan specifically, February is a comfortable month with the usual hill-state caveats.
The essentials
- Type
- Excavated temple ruins
- Signature
- Carved Durga panel
- Access
- Via Likabali / Silapathar
- Month
- February, Arunachal Pradesh
- This month
- Winter holds.
Why February here
Excavated temple ruins with carved deities and a Durga story, at the foot of the Assam border hills.
Malinithan is an excavated temple site near Likabali at the Arunachal-Assam border: richly carved pillars, deity sculptures including a fine Durga, and the legend of Krishna’s stop at the goddess Malini’s place on his wedding journey.
What to do
The Durga panel
The site’s signature sculpture.
Elsewhere in Arunachal Pradesh in February
The wider Arunachal Pradesh calendar this month: Losar (Monpa New Year, lunar, announced annually), Torgya (Tawang Monastery, lunar). Dates shift with harvests and moons; we confirm them when you plan.
Pair it with
Malinithan in February, planned properly
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