Heritage of rich mythology and tradition

Arunachal Pradesh can be found mentioned in ancient texts such as Kalika Purana and Mahabharata. According to Hindu mythology, Arunachal Pradesh was home of Prabhu Mountains from Puranas; here sage Parshuram sought purification, Vyasa found enlightenment, King Bhishmaka established his realm, and Lord Krishna found peace with Rukmini.

Experience Arunachal Pradesh on a heritage tour and uncover its deep-seated history through iconic sites. Stop at Malinithan for its ancient Hindu ruins that showcase Chutia kings' architectural prowess as you unearth Bhismak Nagar as an archaeological site providing glimpses into their rule, or experience spirituality at Parshuram Kund with pilgrims descending each January for its sacred dip!

Tawang City of Tawang encases nature's marvels.

Tawang stands out among breathtaking landscapes for its profound significance to Buddhism, serving as a haven of monasteries - most famously Tawang Monastery which reigns supreme as an important Buddhist site. You may also want to discover Nuranang Falls which are hidden gems offering stunning natural spectacle. Additionally, Sela Pass offers breathtaking beauty while connecting Tawang district to other parts of India while supporting life and culture throughout.

Gorichen Peak or Sa-Nga Phu as locals know it in Tawang is Arunachal Pradesh's highest point. Situated between Tawang and West Kameng districts, its presence serves as an emblematic representation of nature's magnificence.

An oasis for wildlife and nature enthusiasts

Within its lush jungles lies over 500 rare orchid species. Arunachal Pradesh boasts breathtaking landscapes that host an abundant population of wildlife such as tigers, leopards, snow leopards, langurs and red panda bears - just to name a few species that reside there! Namdapha National Park is an unforgettable wildlife and nature adventure, serving as a refuge for rare and endangered species of both plants and animals. Mouling National Park, named for the nearby mountain peak that signifies red poison or blood, should also not be missed. At Itanagar Wildlife Sanctuary in Arunachal Pradesh's biodiverse capital of Itanagar lies an array of rare wildlife species on an undulating terrain. Don't miss Dibang Wildlife Sanctuary for another layer of natural wonder! Here, nature thrives unhindered offering visitors an insight into Arunachal Pradesh's raw beauty.

Adventure awaits in Arunachal Pradesh!

Experience the excitement and adventure of fishing Arunachal Pradesh waters! Its abundant waterways provide ample opportunity for enthusiasts to catch prized trout or the world-famous Golden Mahseer, something many anglers aim for worldwide.

Water sports enthusiasts looking for adrenaline will relish rafting down Siang River. Trekkers should visit Bomdila-Tawang region where expansive trails meet breathtaking vistas; tackle challenging terrain around Tawang Chu and immerse yourself in Himalayan beauty during an outdoor trek between May and October for an unforgettable outdoor adventure in this captivating land!

State of the skilled artists and art forms

Arunachal Pradesh is a treasure trove of traditional craftsmanship, a heritage passed down through generations. Local artisans, possess a diverse skill set encompassing weaving, carpet making, wood carving, painting, pottery, jewellery crafting, cane and bamboo work, blacksmithing and basketry. Dance and music are integral to Arunachal Pradesh's tribal culture, shaping their identity and encompassing four distinct genres: Festive Dances, Ritual Dances, Recreational Dances, and Dance Dramas.

Among these, Aji Lamu, Chalo, Hiirii Khaniing, Popir, Ponung, Pasi Kongki, Rekham Pada, Roppi, and captivating performances like the Lion and Peacock dances are immensely popular. Many of these dances are accompanied by harmonious chorus songs, adding to the enchantment of the cultural aspect of Arunachal Pradesh.

Embrace the diverse cuisine

Arunachal Pradesh’s diverse and rich culinary palette mirrors the ways of its tribal communities. The heart of its cuisine include rice, fish, meats, and an abundance of vegetables. Here, flavours emerge gently, harnessing the essence of herbs, organic produce, and the unique addition of bamboo shoots. You must taste Momos and Thukpa during your visit and the Boiled rice cakes are a delightful snack, savoured throughout Arunachal Pradesh, offering a taste of tradition. Delicacies like Pasa, a fragrant fish soup, and Noatak, a tantalising fish curry, stand as essential components of the local culinary, their flavours are deeply embedded in the region's heritage. And if you are seeking a unique beverage experience, try Apang, a traditional rice beer.

Celebrating diversity through the festivals

Arunachal Pradesh is home to twenty-six prominent tribes with each tribe proudly preserving its unique way of life. Festivals in this region reflects the rich diversity, closely intertwined with the rhythms of agriculture and nature. Among the vibrant celebrations you can experience are the Mopin Festival, the Losar Festival, the Dree Festival of the Apatani, Chalo-Loku of the Nocte, Solung of the Adis, Ziro Festival of Music, Pangsau Pass Winter Festival, and the Siang River Festival. These festivals stand as vibrant expressions of Arunachal Pradesh's culture, each offering a unique window into the traditions of its people.

Arunachal Pradesh is an ideal destination if you are seeking rejuvenation and tranquillity amidst the Himalayan embrace. Beyond its awe-inspiring natural beauty, what truly enchants you is the vibrant and unique culture that thrives here.