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Pangsau Pass in February

The 3,700ft window into Myanmar.

Quick answer. Winter holds. High-altitude travel stays weather-dependent. For Pangsau Pass specifically, February is a comfortable month with the usual hill-state caveats.

Border pass viewpoint, representative of Pangsau Pass
February in Pangsau Pass

The essentials

Altitude
About 3,700ft
Border
India-Myanmar line
Access
Nampong climb with ILP
Month
February, Arunachal Pradesh
This month
Winter holds.

Why February here

The historic pass on the Stilwell Road, with Burma’s hills rolling away below and the border lake at its foot.

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.

What to do

Lake of No Return

The still border lake with its vanishing legends.

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.

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Pangsau Pass in February, planned properly

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