North East India
Discover Arunachal Pradesh
Explore the Land of Dawn-lit Mountains where ancient monasteries sit atop misty peaks, diverse tribes preserve millennia-old traditions, and untouched wilderness awaits the intrepid traveler.
26Major Tribes
13,700Sela Pass (ft)
Welcome to the Land of Rising Sun
Arunachal Pradesh, meaning Land of Dawn-lit Mountains, is India's largest northeastern state. Home to Tawang Monastery - the largest in India and second-largest in the world after Lhasa - this mystical land offers a blend of Buddhist spirituality, tribal cultures, and breathtaking Himalayan landscapes.
Important: Inner Line Permit (ILP) is mandatory for all visitors. We assist with permit processing.
Ancient Monasteries
Tribal Heritage
Curated Experiences
Arunachal Pradesh Tours
Bestseller7 Days / 6 Nights
Tawang Monastery Circuit
Tawang MonasterySela PassBomdilaDirang
Festival5 Days / 4 Nights
Ziro Valley Music Festival
Ziro FestivalApatani TribePaddy FieldsCulture
Complete12 Days / 11 Nights
Complete Arunachal Explorer
ItanagarZiroTawangBomdila
Cultural8 Days / 7 Nights
Tribal Heritage Tour
ApataniMonpaVillagesCrafts
Adventure6 Days / 5 Nights
Mechuka Valley Adventure
MechukaSiang RiverAdventureCamping
Wildlife5 Days / 4 Nights
Namdapha Wildlife Safari
Namdapha ParkHoolock GibbonsTigersBirds
Got Questions?
FAQs
Yes, all visitors need an Inner Line Permit (ILP). Indian citizens can apply online at arunachalilp.com. Processing takes 24-48 hours. Carry multiple printed copies. Foreign nationals need a Protected Area Permit (PAP) which requires a registered tour operator.
March to October is ideal. April-May offers pleasant weather for Tawang. September hosts the famous Ziro Music Festival. Avoid monsoon (June-August) for Tawang due to landslides. Winter (Nov-Feb) brings snow at high altitudes.
Fly to Guwahati or Tezpur. From Tezpur, drive to Tawang via Bomdila (12-14 hours, 320 km). The road crosses Sela Pass at 13,700 ft. Helicopter services available from Guwahati to Tawang (limited).
Yes, Arunachal is very safe. It has low crime rates and hospitable locals. However, travel in groups for remote areas, inform authorities of your route, and avoid restricted border areas without proper permits.
Pack heavy woolens (even in summer for high altitudes), rain gear, comfortable hiking shoes, medicines for altitude sickness, torch, and power banks. Mobile network is limited - BSNL works best. Carry cash as ATMs are rare.
Arunachal has 26 major tribes including Apatani (Ziro), Monpa (Tawang), Nyishi, Adi, and Mishmi. Each has unique traditions, attire, and festivals. The Apatani nose plugs and Monpa yak herding are famous cultural elements.
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