Explore The Land Of Rising Sun - Arunachal Pradesh

Nestled away in the far North East India, bordering with international border i.e. China in the north, Bhutan in the west and Myanmar in the east is the Arunachal Pradesh- the Land of Rising Sun. It is a tourist's paradise.
Arunachal Pradesh – the land of tribal’s is the largest state in the northeastern region of India. Itanagar is a beautiful capital city of Arunachal Pradesh. Some regions of the state are still unexplored means to say hardly there are any civilizations. With more than 60 percent of the state forested evergreen vegetation, is marked by rivers, streams and the snowy Himalayas.
Here in the northern most state of India you will find Buddhists and Christina. There are other groups who worship their ancestors in the form of Sun and Moon God "Donyi Polo" and "Abo Tani". And some still worship super natural objects. The state is flourishing with an incredible variety of flora and fauna, with more than 500 varieties of orchids, including "Pushpa Sita" and "Draupadi Pushpa", belived to have been used as ornaments by Sita and Draupadi in Hindu mythology "Ramayana "and" Mahabharata ", respectively. Ziro is a ruined city surrounded by tribal peoples Dilbo, Bulla, Hari, Daughter and Hong. It is considered as the most beautiful hill stations of the state with high mountains and beautiful valleys.
Nyokum Dree festivals and fairs are important in Arunachal Pradesh, which shows the true color of the region. During these festivals, people performed a variety of dances from the community, where they have a royalty of different materials, colors and shapes to fit the shape of the dance. There are four wildlife sanctuaries in Namdapha National Park. Mongling Forest Reserve in East Siang district is also a national park. You will see wild animals like mithuns white tipped gibbons, red pandas and musk deer in these sanctuaries. Indian hornbill birds like black-winged wood duck are points of interest from viewers. You can plan your trip during the time of mid-July to mid-December and mid-March to mid-June. The nearest airports are Tezpur and Lilabari and the nearest railway stations are Lakhimpur and Harmutty. Unlike Chopta Chandrashila this northern most state is well known for its trekking routes.
During your trip to majestic country make a point to visit Namdapha National Park, located on the bank of turbulent river Dihing. It is the largest national park in northeastern India. Tucked away 150 km from Miao, India y Boundary Myanmar, in Changlang district of Arunachal Pradesh, attracts visitors from various parts of the India as well from Western Countries. Namdapha National Park was declared in 1983 under the Law on Protection of Wildlife. It is also a Tiger Reserve and was among the largest protected areas in India. Namdapha covers an area of 1,985 km ² and altitude of the park ranges from 200 meters to 4,500 meters above sea level. With a rich diversity of flora and fauna, Namdapha has rainforest and alpine vegetation, they do a good habitat for several species of animals and birds. Most parts of the park experience cold weather throughout the year that adapts to most wildlife species habitating here. It is an ideal place for trekking and hiking. One can cover some area or Gypsy Jeep Safari but the rest of the area has to be covered on foot due to the unavailability of roads.