Dibang Valley is an Arunachal Pradesh district that derives its name from the River Dibang or Talon. It is the district in the country with the lowest population with a total area of 9,129 square kilometres. The Dibang Valley District was made in 1980 from the Lohit District. In 2001, it was sub-divided into the Dibang Valley and Lower Dibang Valley districts. Anini is the district headquarters while the population of the zone stood at 8,004 people as of the year 2011. The Dibang Valley coordinates are 28.8129° N, 96.1527° E. Infrastructure and Details Dibang Valley is home to the 2,000 km upcoming Mago-Thingbu connector to the Vijaynagar Arunachal Pradesh Frontier Highway. It will also connect with the upcoming East-West Industrial Corridor. Reputed educational institutions here include the Government Higher Secondary School, Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya and others. Leading hospitals here include the District Hospital. Property in Dibang Valley You will find several property options here including studio apartments at attractive prices. Demand has increased rapidly over the years with connectivity improvements. Read More

Highlights about Dibang Valley

improved road communication has totally changed the face of the region and is accelerating the pace of development more

The Trans-Arunachal Highway

Mishmi trade musk beeswax ginger and chilies

real estate market yet to develope

What is good here

since 73 years of India's independence a Government bus has started plying between Roing in Lower Dibang Valley
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Police Station Roing
natural reserve
clean and pollution free air
natual water sources
natural surroundings tribal area
Trans-Arunachal Highway (TAH)

What can be better

needs development
needs development
frequent power outage