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Pangsau Pass

The 3,700ft window into Myanmar.

Border pass viewpoint, representative of Pangsau Pass
Pangsau Pass, Arunachal Pradesh
Altitude
About 3,700ft
Border
India-Myanmar line
Access
Nampong climb with ILP

Pangsau Pass, at about 3,700ft on the India-Myanmar line, is the historic crossing of the Ledo-Stilwell Road: a viewpoint over Burmese ranges with the Lake of No Return in the valley, reachable on the Nampong climb with ILP.

Quick answers

Pangsau Pass at a glance

Can tourists visit the pass?

Indian nationals with ILP on the Nampong road, yes; crossing onward needs formal border arrangements.

Practicals

Permits & season

ILP required for Indian nationals; PAP for most foreign nationals. Arranged ahead of travel; we handle it for booked travellers.

March to June and September to November are the clean windows; high passes close or turn risky in winter and peak monsoon.

When to go

Plan around these months

Nearby

Close enough to combine

Things to do

What you're here for

Lake of No Return

The still border lake with its vanishing legends.

Journal

Read before you go

More guides in the journal (15 total).

Facts checked against the official Arunachal Pradesh tourism portal · Last verified 2026-09-26

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