Arunachal Pradesh’s Minister for Women and Child Development, Dasanglu Pul, recently embarked on a spiritual journey to the Holy Waterfall, a sacred site nestled along the Indo-China border in Tawang district. This serene location, renowned for its 108 cascading waterfalls, offers a breathtaking view and a deep spiritual connection.
Accompanied by lady MLAs Tsering Lhamu and Chakat Aboh, Minister Pul met with Indian Army personnel led by Colonel Kapil Tripathi. During the visit, she expressed her admiration for the Army’s dedicated efforts to enhance the spiritual experience for visitors to the Holy Waterfall.
Colonel Tripathi provided valuable insights into the spiritual significance of the site, highlighting its connection to Guru Padmasambhava and the revered footprints believed to be his.
The Minister and MLAs were deeply impressed by the natural beauty and spiritual aura of the Holy Waterfall. They praised the Indian Army for its unwavering commitment to safeguarding the border and its efforts to support tourists visiting these sacred sites.