Jaswantgarh is 14 km away from the 14000 ft high SelaPass on the way to Tawang. It is basically an Indian army Memorial built to honor an extraordinary brave soldier of the Indian Army who fought the Chinese Army single-handedly. Rifleman Jaswant Sing Rawat, of 4 Garhwal Rifles kept the advancing Chinese at bay for three days till he was captured and killed by the marauding forces. Jaswant Singh was awarded Maha Vir Chakra by the Government of India. The memorial has a plaque that describes Rawat’s heroics. The temple-like Jaswantgarh memorial houses a garlanded bronze bust of Jaswant Singh. His personal belongings including Army uniform, cap, watch, and belt are also kept here. An earthen lamp keeps burning before the portrait of this Great War Hero.