Arunachal Pradesh is one of the most amazing states of India. It is famous for the way Mother Nature rules the land showering it with her blessings.
Arunachal Pradesh is the perfect place for nature tourism. In fact, it shows up like a huge greenish patch on the map of India. Most of this beautiful state is covered with spectacular forests, grand mountains, sparkling rivers and glorious waterfalls. Moreover, most of is still unexplored to the tourist. This has allowed nature to roam free without any restraints whatsoever and it shows in the landscape. The natural heritage of Arunachal Pradesh is tranquil in its magnificence and exciting in its vigor.
As most of the state of Arunachal Pradesh is still wilderness it has allowed the tribal populations of the region to flourish. There are 26 tribes indigenous to the region most of which are quite welcoming. Each of these tribes showcase a rich history filled with beautiful some traditions and a fascinating culture. The Monpas and the Apatanis are just two of the tribes which do not tribes that do not mind mingling with others. You can experience a bit of their lives, traditions and crafts here.
Arunachal Pradesh is a state where you can discover something new to admire in its panoramic display of nature. The unexplored feel of Arunachal has a charm of its own and makes a trip all the more interesting. You will be completely taken in by the amazing pictures and vistas that make up the incredible state of Arunachal Pradesh.
Tawang is one of the most beautiful cities in Arunachal Pradesh. It is filled with vistas and spots that are serene and resplendent with fantastic beauty. The town is close to the countries of Tibet to the north and Bhutan to the southwest.
Tawang is overflowing with an atmosphere of tranquility and peace. The Tawang Valley is a generous pool of natural splendor that is ringed by mighty mountains. As you as step into the valley, Tawang is going to weave a magic of enchantment on your mind. With each step you take through the sloping ridges, you will find Mother Nature showing you sights of indescribable beauty. You can watch the wind sweeping through the immense fields while Buddhist monasteries stand serenely. You can enjoy the colorful riot of the blossoming flowers while listening to the music of the waterfalls.
Sela Pass
Tawang Monastery
Shonga-tser Lake
Jaswant Garh
The quaint town of Pasighat is laid by the side of the beautiful River Siang. The town is located in the midst of spectacular forested plains.
Pasighat may the oldest town in Arunachal Pradesh but is allure lies in the beauty of nature. At dawn, you can watch the breathtaking sight of the sun rising over the Siang River. In fact, the town is laid at the exact point where the river bids goodbye to the mountains and heads for the plains. The culture of Pasighat is another interesting aspect of the town. Here, you can participle in many enjoyable festivals. Among them the Solung festival is the most popular one and is celebrated over five days with great splendor and lots of intriguing rituals.
Tezu is a place of valleys and rivers. It looks absolutely fantastic and you will never get bored of discovering new vistas of nature to marvel at. There are certain places where you can lose track of time by being lost in their beauty, Tezu is one of them.The land has been inhabited since ancient times by the Mishmi tribes. The history of the Mishmi people is quite old. In fact, they have even been mentioned in Mahabharata, the holy epic. According to the legends, Lord Krishna had married Queen Rukmini, a Mishmi woman. The customs and traditions of these fascinating people are steeped in hoister.
Tezu is also home to a sizeable population of Tibetans. These people had left their native land because of persecution by the Chinese. They have carved a.
In Bomdila, you will fall in love with the amazing nature displayed here. The Himalayan Mountains rise up proudly with its snowy slopes as you approach Bomdila. As you travel, you will be surrounded by the lush and verdant landscape.
Bomdila is also home to a rich culture. Displayed in its streets, you will find many examples of its exquisite crafts. The Reich culture can be an interesting study into itself. It easily makes Bomdila one of the popular destinations in the state of Arunachal Pradesh. The beauty of Bomdila can delight an avid photographer with the splendid views of the Himalayan Mountains.
Apple Orchards
Bomdila Monastery
Eaglenest Wildlife Sanctuary
Sessa Orchid Sanctuary
Tipi Orchidarium
The tiny town of Dirang is a picturesque village of the Monpa people. Here, a beautiful gompa is surrounded spectacular by picture-perfect houses while a mountain river flows by. You can have a lovely time simply walking around the small hamlets and the rice fields through which the river flows with its icy blue waters. There are some pleasant places around Dirang to enjoy such as the hot water spring and the gompa. The Kalachakra Gompa is almost 500 years old and offers some amazing panoramas of the surrounding region.
Mechuka may be a small town but is located in a valley whose beauty can take your breath away. It is near to the border where the two countries of India and Tibet meet.
Visit during the winter if you can and you will be rewarded with a sight that can blind you with its splendor. The snow will fall quite gracefully and will carpet the lands in white glow while the mountains in the distance shine bright. The Mechuka Lake is a scene in itself. The placid blue waters of the lake languidly reflect the beauty of the mountains surrounding it. You can visit one of the oldest monasteries of Buddhism in Arunachal Pradesh here. Called the Samten Yongcha, you can enjoy breathtaking panoramic views here as the monastery is located on top of a hill and overlooks the valley.
The Ziro Valley is possibly one of the most enchanting landscapes you will ever encounter in India. The quaint and yet stunning valley is nestled amongst the mighty mountains that tower over the place like giants. The view of the valley from a distance can be striking. It can seem like one of those mythical places that only exist in legends and fairy tales. The Ziro Valley possesses a distinctly rustic charm with its beautiful rice fields that are swept over by the wind. Small rivulets make their way through the charming landscape and villages here are picturesque.
The Ziro valley is home to a fascinating wildlife sanctuary were many endangered species are protected. There are some beautiful temples here such as the Meghna Cave Temple. Of course, the valley of Ziro is dotted with spots to enjoy the beauty of untouched nature such as the Kile Pakho and Midey. At Midday, you can trek around the amazing pine trees or indulge in hiking.
The Sangti Valley is in a league of its own when it comes to natural beauty. The Himalayan Mountains tower over the valley and are seemingly close enough to touch. The weather is pleasant throughout the year making a trip all the more pleasurable.
The aroma of fresh fruits wafts around with the cool breeze of the Sangti Valley from the innumerable orchards in the vicinity. You can partake of some of these delicious fruits such as apples, oranges, apricots and kiwi fruits. The Sangti Valley has been blessed with stunning forests that are divided by mountainous rivers that meander around with their icy blue waters. It is a paradise for bird lovers as many of them migrate to the valley during the appropriate season. The rare Black Necked Crane visits from China and is among the most beautiful of these migratory birds.
The immense area of the Namdapha National Park is home to some of the most interesting and rare species in this part of India. It is the third largest national park in India when taking the area into consideration.
The Namdapha National Park is a bastion of lowland evergreen rainforests inside which fascinating creatures roam around freely. Some of the animals that have made this national park their homes are the various species of leopard such as the Snow Leopard, The Clouded Leopard and the common leopard. The other member of the cat family here is the Tiger. The Asiatic Black Bear, the Elephant, the Red Panda and the Red Fox are among the others. A huge variety of primates live here as well. More than 425 species of birds can be found here strutting about in their colorful feathers.
The beauty of nature in Bhalukpong has remained largely untouched creating an incredible sight that you are unlikely to find duplicated elsewhere. In Bhalukpong, you will find yourself being attracted to nature in different ways. Sometimes, Mother Nature is quiet and allows you to relax in her serenity. At other times, she can give you a challenge so that you can take part in an adventure.The quiet beauty of Bhalukpong adds to the peaceful and contemplative atmosphere of the place. The ravishing aroma of the flowers will intoxicate you as you get enchanted with the chaotic colors of the blossoms. If you wish to truly experience nature in all its forms, you can take part in activities such as trekking and hiking.
You can visit a nearby wildlife sanctuary filled with the amazing creatures of the region such as bears and various members of the cat family. The Bhalukpong Fort here was built in the 10th century. Although, the fort is now mostly in ruins it is a wonderful place for exploration.
The Parshuram Kund is a glorious shade of blue against the green mountains lining it. It is important as a pilgrimage site for the Hindu religion and is fed by the Lohit River. The pristine lake has been dedicated to the great sage Parshuram and attars numerous pilgrims from Manipur, Assam, other places in India and even Nepal. It is believed that a dip in the holy waters can purify the soul of a person and absolve the sins. Makar Sankranti is celebrated with great spectacle here. The beauty of the place can take your breath away.
