Is Roing safe for tourists?

Yes, Roing is generally safe for tourists.

Do I need a permit for Roing?

Yes, an Inner Line Permit is required for all Indian citizens.

How to reach Roing from Shergaon?

The best way is to travel to Tezpur and then take a bus or taxi to Roing.

What is the best time to visit Roing?

October to March is the most pleasant time.

Are there flights to Roing?

No, the nearest airport is in Dibrugarh.

Shergaon

Roing

Driving

Shergaon to Roing

Updated: 22 May 2026

The journey from Shergaon to Roing takes you through the northern plains of Assam and into the hills of Arunachal Pradesh. You will travel through Tezpur and Tinsukia before reaching Roing. The total distance is approximately 600 km, and the journey can take up to 16 hours. Due to the distance and road conditions, it is highly recommended to start early in the morning.

Total Distance: 600 km by road, 300 km straight-line.

Fastest Way

Private taxi from Shergaon to Roing, taking 16 hours.

Cheapest Way

Shared taxi from Shergaon to Tezpur, then a bus to Roing.

Compare Shergaon to Roing Routes

Driving

Direct

Duration

16 hours

Avg Price

7000-9000 INR

Operator

Private Taxi Operators

Route

Shergaon-Tezpur-Tinsukia-Roing

The road from Tinsukia to Roing is well-maintained but can be busy.

Travel Tips

ILP
An Inner Line Permit is mandatory for all Indian citizens visiting Arunachal Pradesh.
Road Conditions
The highway between Tinsukia and Roing is generally good; plan for extra travel time.
Clothing
Carry light cotton clothing for the humid weather in Roing.
Local Transport
Auto-rickshaws are the most common mode of transport within Roing city.
Connectivity
Mobile network is generally reliable in Roing, but carry a power bank.

Safety Tips

Night Travel
Avoid traveling on the highway between Tinsukia and Roing after dark.
Checkpoints
Be prepared for security checks at state borders and along the highway.
Emergency
Keep the contact details of your hotel and local emergency services handy.
Local Customs
Respect local traditions and avoid public displays of affection.