Nag Temple

Opening time- 9 am to 7 pm

Prime days and hours- Mornings and Evenings 

Suggested Duration- 1-2 hours

Tickets- Free Entry

Nearest Railway Station- Bomdila Railway Station, about 30 km

Nearest Bus Stand- Bomdila Bus Stand, about 28 km

Nearest Airport- Tezpur Airport, about 125 km

Nag Mandir is a peaceful temple nestled in the Singchung area of West Kameng district in Arunachal Pradesh, India. Surrounded by lush greenery and serene hills, it is one of the most sacred and enriching places to visit in Arunachal Pradesh. Rooted in age-old tribal beliefs and local legends, it is a temple shrouded in myth, blessed by nature, and holds deep cultural value.

The temple is dedicated to Nag Devta, the serpent deity, and is believed to have been constructed in the 17th century by the Ahom dynasty, who ruled the region at that time. They built the Nag Mandir as a symbol of their devotion and as a communal place of worship.

More than just an addition to your Arunachal Pradesh tour package, Nag Mandir offers a quiet, meaningful experience, perfect for those looking to reflect in a serene setting. Whether you are drawn by faith or curiosity, a visit here leaves you with a sense of calm and a glimpse into the region’s spiritual traditions, and you experience the region’s rich cultural heritage.

• Visit the Nag Mandir in West Kemang, a site with a rich history dating back to ancient times, surrounded by legends and myths.
• Admire the architecture and design of Nag Mandir, which is in the traditional Assamese style, with beautiful carvings and bright colours.
• Immerse yourself in the festivals and celebrations of Nag Mandir, like the Nag Panchami festival, which are important events that attract both tourists and devotees.