Kaho is a remote and peaceful border village in Arunachal Pradesh, located in the Anjaw district near the India–China border. It is known for its stunning mountain landscapes, quiet environment, and the warm hospitality of the Meyor (Zekhring) tribal community. Surrounded by high Himalayan peaks, flowing rivers, and dense forests, the village offers breathtaking natural beauty and a sense of untouched serenity. Kaho is also historically significant as one of the first Indian villages to see the sunrise. Its traditional houses, local customs, and simple lifestyle reflect the deep-rooted culture of the region. Due to its remote location and limited population, the village remains calm, scenic, and ideal for travellers seeking solitude, nature, and an authentic mountain experience.