Major Tourist Places in Arunachal Pradesh

• Bomdila

  it flaunt its natural beauty to a great extend. From here, one can see the brilliant landscape and snow-clad Himalayan mountains but for that the right season and time is important.

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• Ziro

  Ziro is the census town in Lower Subansiri district in the Indian state of Arunachal Pradesh. Winds are generally light strong katabatic winds down the valleys are experienced as local effect produced by the nature of terrain.

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• Pasighat

  Pasighat is known as the 'Gateway of Arunachal Pradesh' and is a pure heaven for nature lovers

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• Pakhui Wildlife Sanctuary

  Pakke Tiger Reserve, also known as Pakhui Tiger Reserve, is a Project Tiger reserve in the East Kameng district of Arunachal Pradesh in northeastern India.

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• Tawang

  Tawang district is the smallest of the 16 administrative districts of Arunachal Pradesh. It is located in the northwestern part of the state, in the northeastern region of India. It is adjacent to border with Bhutan.

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• Roing

  Roing is a picturesque town in a valley by the side of the Dibang River. The Lower Dibang Valley District is located in the eastern most part of Arunachal Pradesh.

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• Bhalukpong

  The gateway to Arunachal, Bhalukpong is only 56 km away from Tezpur Town. Located in West Kameng District, this is a historical place where one can look back to the days of the Mahabharata. Nestled amidst the dense forest and rinsed by the Kameng River, the region is a popular picnic spot. For the adventure lovers, there are abundant scopes to explore the region to the fullest. Different levels of trekking can be enjoyed here. You can enjoy rafting on Kameng River or get involved in angling on the bank of this mighty river. Have a glimpse of Pakhui Wildlife Sanctuary which is very close to Bhalukpung. If you are visiting the place in March, you can enjoy the local Nyethidow Festival.

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• Sela Pass

  Tezpur is the nearest major city to Arunachal Pradesh, the land of natural wonders, and Sela Pass is the connecting point of Arunachal Pradesh to the rest of India. While moving towards Tawang, one has to go over this mystic motorable pass. It is 2244 m high from the sea level and a wonderful trek to be explored by the bikers and other trekking fans. The blue water natural lake, snowcapped mountain peaks and scarce grass coating portray the landscape of this stunning getaway. Strolling on the pass turns pleasing when moving clouds touch you with its freezing feel.

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• Daporijo

  327km from Itangar and 160km from Ziro, Daporijo is one of the unexplored getaways of Arunachal Pradesh. The main attraction of the city is its rich variety of flora and fauna and its ethnic diversity. Calm and cool environ and pleasant weather makes it an ideal retreat for each city dweller. This splendid town is the District Headquarter of Upper Subansiri District and located at an elevation of 600 meters above sea level. This location has a numbers of astounding trekking trails and nature walks. The Subansiri River which is close to the city is ideal for rafting and angling. The Meghna Cave Temple of Lord Shiva is a quiet spot to feel the freshness of nature. There are certain hill caves and attractive hamlets close to the town which are ideal for one day trip.

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• Golden Pagoda – Namsai

  Namsai is a town which is famous for the Golden Pagoda (Buddhist Pilgrimage Centre). The rich natural heritage and the river Dihing add to its beauty. 

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• Shiva Linga

  Shiva Linga is located in the well known Sidheswar Nath Temple and was built in July 2004. This lingam has a height of 25 feet and a width of 22 feet. Tourists can see the constant flow of water from the base of the lingam. The temple has beautiful idols of Lord Ganesha and Goddess Parvati.

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• Ita Fort

  Ita Fort is one of the renowned ancient marvels of the region, located in the middle of the capital complex in Papum Pare district. Constructed by Ahom rulers and identified as root of the city, the region is named after this fort. Spread over an area of 45 cubic metres, the historic fort gives the testimony of stone work.
  The structure built during 14th and 15th century features three gates on various sides, known as Eastern, Western and Southern gates. Around 8 million bricks and 45,000 man-days were consumed for the construction of testament that was the guardian to the kingdom in yesteryears.

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