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ARUNACHAL PRADESH
Popularly known as ‘Land of Dawn-lit-Mountains’, Arunachal Pradesh is India’s remotest state and the first Indian soil to greet the rising sun. Located on the northeastern tip of India with its borders touching China, Bhutan and Burma (Myanmar), this beautiful land is endowed with dazzling array of flora and fauna that is sure to allure any tourist. More than 500 rare species of Orchids are found in the dense jungles of Arunachal
Welcome To Arunachal Pradesh
Popularly known as ‘Land of the Dawn-lit-Mountains’, Arunachal Pradesh is India’s remotest state and the first Indian soil to greet the rising sun. Located on the northeastern tip of India with its borders touching China, Bhutan and Burma (Myanmar), this beautiful land is endowed with dazzling array of flora and fauna that is sure to allure any tourist. More than 500 rare species of Orchids are found in the dense jungles of Arunachal Pradesh. The misty hills, sparkling rivers, gurgling waterfalls add charm to the beauty of this incredible land. Arunachal Pradesh finds its mention in the literature of Kalika Purana and the great Hindu Epic Mahabharata. It is believed to be the Prabhu Mountains of the Puranas. According to a Hindu mythological legend, Arunachal Pradesh was the place where sage Parshuram washed away his sin, sage Vyasa meditated, King Bhishmaka founded his kingdom and Lord Krishna married his consort Rukmini. Ruled by many powerful dynasties and kingdoms, Arunachal Pradesh India is dotted with innumerable historical monuments and archeological remains, which bear testimony to its rich cultural heritage.
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Tawang, the beautiful land of the people of Monpa Tribe, is located in the Western mostpart of the state Arunachal Pradesh bordering China and Bhutan. The district is entirely located amongst the mighty Himalayas and has a rugged terrain with deep valleys and altitude ranging between 3,500 to 22,500 feet. Its snow-capped peaks, pleasant lakes, congenial climate, friendly and hospitable people
Bomdila is well-recognized for its fantastic environment with apple orchids and Buddhist monasteries. Also, many trekking trails are available in this region that will make the trip of adventure seeker worthy. It brings the spectacular views of lush greenery and snow-covered Himalayas.
The three valleys namely Pakke-Valley, Pappu Valley and Passa Valley are worth seeing from the road top. The meandering rivers makes them more beautiful. On both the banks of the rivers paddy fields are grown
The name of this district is derived from the Kurung and the Kumey, the two principal rivers which flow through it.
The name of the district is derived from the two major rivers called Papum and Pare.
Set in the foothills of the Himalayas, the city is home to medieval Ita Fort and the Jawaharlal Nehru State Museum, which exhibits textiles and handicrafts.
Pakke Kessang is a town in the Indian state of Arunachal Pradesh. It is located in Pakke-Kessang district, which has been carved out of the East Kameng district along with five administrative units.
The district was formed when Subansiri district was bifurcated into Upper and Lower Subansiri districts in 1987. Lower Subansiri district has a long ancient history related with the Chutiya Kingdom. It was probably under Chutiya chieftain rule from a long time, and came under Birpal’s rule in the 12th century.
Kra Daadi is a district in Arunachal Pradesh in north-eastern India. It was carved out of Kurung Kumey district on 7 February 2015.
The region is mostly covered by dense forest consisting Alpine, moist temperature tropical pine and temperate weather evergreen forests in upper, upper middle, middle and lower region respectively. The district is rich in flora and fauna.
District is created by bifurcating the West Siang district with its headquarters at Tato. The district would have four administrative units namely Mechuka, Tato, Pidi and Manigong.
Kamle got its name from the river Kamle. River Kamle joins the Subansiri river which finally meets the Brahmaputra in Assam.
Lepa Rada district, with headquarters at Basar, is one of the 25 districts of Arunachal Pradesh state in northeastern India. Lepa Rada falls under 29-Basar Assembly Constituency and 1-West Parliamentary Constituency
The homeland of various tribes like Galo, Minyong, Bori, Bokar, Pailibo, Ramos, Memba form a natural abode for many species of orchids, diverse flora & fauna endowed with a dense vegetation, and a wide range of climatic and geographical variations, the district enjoys a moderate and comfortable climate.
The homeland of various tribes like Galo, Minyong, Bori, Bokar, Pailibo, Ramos, Memba form a natural abode for many species of orchids, diverse flora & fauna endowed with a dense vegetation, and a wide range of climatic and geographical variations, the district enjoys a moderate and comfortable climate.
The homeland of various tribes like Galo, Minyong, Bori, Bokar, Pailibo, Ramos, Memba form a natural abode for many species of orchids, diverse flora & fauna endowed with a dense vegetation,
Famous around the world as one of the best white water rafting expeditions, it attracts adrenaline seekers
Dibang Valley district derives its name from the river Dibang which flows through it and finally debouches into the plains where it meets the Lohit River near Sadiya. The major tributaries of Dibang River are Dri, Mathun, Talon, Eme, Ahi, Emra and Awa. The district is a wild mountainous area and present remarkable topography.
The name of Lower Dibang Valley district is derived from the mighty river Dibang that flows through the heart of district and finally ends into the Brahmaputra
Anjaw is an administrative district of Arunachal Pradesh with its headquarters at Hawai. It is bounded on the north by China, on the west by Lower Dibang Valley and Lohit district, on the south by Changlang district and on the east by Myanmar.
In the easternmost tip our country lies this enchanting land namely LOHIT(also Lohit) district of Arunachal Pradesh which is known for its pristing scenic beauty. Lohit named after the mighty river that meanders across the mountaineous region from Tibet and enters India at DICHU village of KIBITHOO circle of Anjaw district and gushes down to meet the mighty BRAHMAPUTRA in the plains of Assam.
Picture large paddy fields, gentle rivers and gentler rivulets, sprawling tea plantations, clean wide roads, grand pagodas, massive Buddha statues, traditional bamboo houses, ethnic roadside eateries, charming little markets, handsome men and pretty women. That’s Namsai for you.
Changlang District, showered with Bio-diversity and covered with picturesque hills lies in the southeastern corner of Arunachal Pradesh, is the eastern most part of India, having international boundary with Myanmar (Burma), where the morning Sun light first touches the Horizon of the eastern Mountain ranges of the district while the rest of the Country still napping in their cozy beds waiting for the emergence of the dawn of the day.
Unique picturesque hills in the southernmost part of Arunachal Pradesh is Tirap District
Longding District was once a part of Tirap frontier agency which was created in 1943 covering some areas from Lakhimpur Frontier Track and Sadiya Frontier Track with administrative Headquarters at Margherita town in Assam.
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Arunachal is jam-packed with things to do. The hardest part of planning your holiday will be deciding which to do first!
AnglingTrekkingRaftingWildlifeCultureHeritage
ANGLING
Accommodation in Lower Subansiri is a fantastic option if you’re travelling as a group or value having your own space and self-catering facilities.
WILDLIFE
Arunachal Pradesh proudly enjoys the distinction of having the big four namely tiger, leopard, clouded leopard and snow leopard in its jungles
TREKKING
Foreign tourists, particularly adventure seekers are regular visitors who come here to explore the numerous trekking routes located in the mountains.
CULTURE
The culture of Arunachal Pradesh is truly varied in the sense that the state has 26 major tribes including sub-tribes.
RAFTING
Those who have a penchant for river sports make it a point to indulge in rafting on the Siang River which is so thrilling.
HERITAGE
Arunachal Pradesh has many notable spots that bear testimony to its rich heritage.
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What more to say about Arunachal Pradesh. It is one of the most naturally wonderful places in the world. The rich ecosystem that it possesses, with a variety of flora and fauna, is just a part of its beauty as a state.
There are times you are left to wonder if nature has been more kind to some parts of the earth. The world has many places that effer you great experiences, breathtaking moments and amazing views. Some tourist spots have beautiful mountains and stunning valleys; some are deserts but still have a great deal to offer. Each is beautiful in its own way and every place is unique for what it has to offer. While nature plays its game at its will on various locations, mankind had been playing its own game. Very few places have the best of everything and
Arunachal Pradesh is one such place. The state is rich with picturesque beauty that offers relaxation and rejuvenation. The place offers you peace and action. Places of worship or wildlife sanctuaries, you name it; the state has it.
TEZPUR-BHALUKPONG-BOMDILA-TAWANG
ITANAGAR-ZIRO-DAPORIJO-AALO-PASIGHAT
PASIGHAT-JENGGING-YINGKIONG-TUTING
TINSUKIA-TEZU -HAYULIANG
MARGHERITA-MIAO-NAMDAPHA
DIBRUGARH - ROING - MAYUDIA - ANINI
TEZPUR - SEIJOSA(PAKHUI) - BHALUKPONG - TIPI
ZIRO-PALIN-NYAPIN-SANGRAM-KOLORIANG
DOIMUKH - SAGALEE - PAKE KESSANG - SEPPA
ALONG - MECHUKA
DAPORIJO -TALIHA - SIYUM - NACHO
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WILDLIFE
Your in-depth guide to Arunachal Pradesh’s rich biodiversity hotspots,
varied flora and fauna, and unexplored natural wealth
Adventure
Adventure activities such as trekking, cycling, paragliding, angling,
rafting and birding in the wild and untouched landscape of Arunachal
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Spiritual
■ Animism ■ Mahayana Buddhism ■ Theravada Buddhism
■ Cultural and spiritual traditions of the lesser-known tribes of
Eastern Arunachal Pradesh ■ Hinduism
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For domestic tourist ILP (Inner Line Permit) is required. For Foreign tourist PAP ( Protected Area Permit) is required
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The Adventure Tour Operators Association of India (ATOAI), in collaboration with the Department of Tourism, Government of Arunachal Pradesh, hosted a Curtain Raiser at The Park Hotel, New Delhi, spotlighting Arunachal Pradesh as a premier adventure tourism destination. The event previewed the upcoming convention in Tawang, scheduled from December 3 to 8, 2024.
ATOAI President Mr. Ajeet Bajaj called for sustainable tourism, hailing Arunachal as India’s “Last Shangri-La.” Convention Chairperson and MLA Mr. Oken Tayeng described it as a “playground of possibilities,” underscoring the need for a sustainable roadmap to harness its potential.
Mr. Arun Srivastava, Joint Director General, Ministry of Tourism, emphasized collaboration, recognizing Arunachal as a gem of India’s adventure landscape. Mr. Ranphoa Ngowa, Secretary of Tourism, Government of Arunachal Pradesh, highlighted the state’s unique appeal with its rivers, forests, and tribal heritage, while Tourism Minister Shri Pasang Dorjee Sona described Arunachal as a global leader for activities like river rafting, paragliding, and trekking. He underlined the convention’s role in promoting responsible tourism and sustainable growth.
The event included a short film, Exploring Arunachal – India’s Last Shangri-La, and a Q&A session, leaving attendees inspired by Arunachal’s natural beauty and adventure opportunities. The Tawang convention aims to bring industry leaders together to advance sustainable practices and promote Arunachal’s adventure tourism potential globally.
Pema Khandu Chowna Mein MyGov Arunachal Pradesh Mopi Mihu Ministry of Tourism, Government of India Adventure Tour Operators Association of India
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The Adventure Tour Operators Association of India (ATOAI), in collaboration with the Department of Tourism, Government of Arunachal Pradesh, hosted a Curtain Raiser at The Park Hotel, New Delhi, spotlighting Arunachal Pradesh as a premier adventure tourism destination. The event previewed the upcoming convention in Tawang, scheduled from December 3 to 8, 2024.
ATOAI President Mr. Ajeet Bajaj called for sustainable tourism, hailing Arunachal as India’s “Last Shangri-La.” Convention Chairperson and MLA Mr. Oken Tayeng described it as a “playground of possibilities,” underscoring the need for a sustainable roadmap to harness its potential.
Mr. Arun Srivastava, Joint Director General, Ministry of Tourism, emphasized collaboration, recognizing Arunachal as a gem of India’s adventure landscape. Mr. Ranphoa Ngowa, Secretary of Tourism, Government of Arunachal Pradesh, highlighted the state’s unique appeal with its rivers, forests, and tribal heritage, while Tourism Minister Shri Pasang Dorjee Sona described Arunachal as a global leader for activities like river rafting, paragliding, and trekking. He underlined the convention’s role in promoting responsible tourism and sustainable growth.
The event included a short film, Exploring Arunachal – India’s Last Shangri-La, and a Q&A session, leaving attendees inspired by Arunachal’s natural beauty and adventure opportunities. The Tawang convention aims to bring industry leaders together to advance sustainable practices and promote Arunachal’s adventure tourism potential globally.
Pema Khandu Chowna Mein MyGov Arunachal Pradesh Mopi Mihu Ministry of Tourism, Government of India Adventure Tour Operators Association of India
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