Arunachal

Arunachal Pradesh means “land of the dawn lit mountains” in Sanskrit. It is also known as “land of the rising sun”. Arunachal is one of India’s Eight North Eastern States. It shares its border with Bhutan, Tibet and Myanmar. Much of the land is mountainous, covered by the Himalaya in the north and west and the Patkai hills in the east. The state is also home to countless valleys and rivers, the mightiest being the Siang. Our Arunachal Pradesh Tourism Package that will make your vacation to this part of India a lifetime remembering experience.

Things to do in Arunachal Pradesh:

The secret jewel in Northeast India, Arunachal Pradesh, abounds with various attractions to visit and activities to enjoy. It has numerous monasteries, lakes, waterfalls, and exciting activities. These are 14 things you can explore in Arunachal Pradesh that we have selected for you to enjoy. Check them out and include them in your itinerary to enjoy a memorable vacation.

• Go Red Panda spotting in Namdapha National Park
• Explore the biggest district in India, Upper Dibang Valley
• Explore the old Hindu Malinithan temple. Malinithan
• Take a trip through the symphony of the Ziro Music Festival
• Take Pictures Of Snowy Mountains at Sela Pass
• Visit the most significant Buddhist monastery in India: Tawang Monastery
• Attend the Losar Festival at Mechuka
• Sip on a glass of rice beer and thukpa at the Solung Festival in Pasighat
• Learn about local culture and Traditional Traditions in Ziro valley
• Sit Back and Relax At Glow lake
• Witness An Amazing Sunset at Roing
• Take A Selfie at Bomdila
• Learn Buddhist Culture at Golden Pagoda
• Go For A Trek at Dirang
• Observe Tiger Closely at Pakhui Wildlife Sanctuary
• Take a Stop to Witness the Nuranang Waterfall

Places to visit in Arunachal Pradesh:

We have some of the best Arunachal Pradesh tour packages that includes some of the best tourist places in Arunachal Pradesh:

Famous food of Arunachal Pradesh:

If you ever visit this beautiful northeastern state, experimenting with local cuisines is a must on your list of things to do! These are some of the best traditional food of Arunachal Pradesh you should explore on your next Arunachal Pradesh trip:

• Rice – The staple food of Arunachal Pradesh
• Wungwut Ngam – This delicious dish is made from rice powder, chicken, and the indigenous spices
• Laksa Stock – A rich, spicy broth with laksa noodles
• Bamboo Shoot – A widely used ingredient for all over Arunachal
• Pika Pika – A pickle made of bamboo shoots, pork fat, and king chilly
• Pasa – Pasa is a soup prepared with fresh fish, ginger, garlic, chilies, meat paste, and local herbs.
• Ngatok – Marinated fish pieces are wrapped in leaves and then cooked in a stone pot with red chilis, tomatoes, and spices.
• Lukter – A combo of cooked dry meat with chili flakes from King chilly / Bhut Jolokia
• Chura sabji – It is a mélange of vegetables and yak milk cheese.
• Pehak – A rich, spicy chutney made from fermented soya bean and chili
• Apong – A rice beer made up of millet
• Marus – An alcoholic beverage made of millet instead of rice.

Arunachal Pradesh Tourism – Best time to visit Arunachal:

The best time to visit Arunachal Pradesh is October and April, which are the state’s winter and spring months, respectively. The winter season is perfect for those who want to see some of the important festivals of the state. During the summers, it might become tiresome due to high temperatures during daytime hours. The monsoon season from July to September is when the state turns beautiful, but many tourist attractions might remain closed due to heavy rainfall.

How to reach Arunachal Pradesh:

Arunachal Pradesh connects important cities, including Mumbai, Delhi, Bangalore, Kolkata, and others, by road, air, and train. Here’s more about how to get to Arunachal Pradesh:

Via Air:

Currently, there is an airport not in Arunachal Pradesh because of the rugged mountain terrain. Therefore, if you plan on flying there, the Lokapriya Gopinath Bordoloi Airport, located in Guwahati, or Lilabari Airport in North Lakhimpur, Assam, are the two airports that are closest to each. However, Lilabari is the nearest airport to Itanagar, the capital city of Arunachal Pradesh. But Lokapriya Gopinath airport provides more connectivity and better flight frequency.

Via Rail:

Train journeys to this beautiful state in the Northeastern region of India are unforgettable experiences as the train passes through some of the most striking places and awe-inspiring landscapes. The closest railway station is Harmuty which is located about 33 kilometers from Itanagar. Additionally, you can take buses to your preferred Arunachal Pradesh tourist places.

Via Road:

A road trip through Arunachal Pradesh can be awe-inspiring, with breathtaking scenes from an image postcard. The mountain roads that twist and turn with stunning scenery can make for an exciting and picturesque journey. It is possible to get direct buses to Arunachal Pradesh from various towns and cities, such as Nagaon, Tinsukia, Dibrugarh, Jorhat, and Guwahati.

ILP in Arunachal Pradesh:

Arunachal Pradesh falls within a restricted zone. A permit from the government is required for entry into the state. This means that visitors who are not natives of Arunachal Pradesh have to get the Inner Line Permit (ILP) to enter Arunachal Pradesh. After crossing Valukpong and all other locations, such as Dirang, Bomdila, and Tawang in the western region as well as Itanagar within the part of eastern, visitors must present an ILP. A specific permit is required to enter Ziro and other protected or preserved areas. It is called RAP or Restricted Area Permit. You need not take any headache, Tripoventure can arrange that.