About Arunachal Pradesh
Known as the “Land of the Dawn-Lit Mountains,” Arunachal Pradesh is one of India’s most unexplored and enchanting destinations. Located in the far northeast, this mystical state is the first to witness the sunrise in the country. With snow-capped Himalayan peaks, ancient monasteries, tribal heritage, dense forests, and pristine rivers, Arunachal is a paradise for travelers who crave nature, adventure, and culture in their purest form.
Choosing our Arunachal Pradesh Tour Packages means stepping into a world where every valley tells a story, every festival bursts with color, and every mountain peak inspires awe. Whether you are an adventure seeker, a wildlife enthusiast, or someone looking to experience authentic tribal culture, Arunachal offers something unique for everyone.
Why Visit Arunachal Pradesh?
- Unspoiled Natural Beauty – towering peaks, lush valleys, sparkling rivers, and hidden waterfalls.
- Monasteries & Spiritual Vibes – including the world-famous Tawang Monastery, India’s largest.
- Tribal Culture & Festivals – home to 26 major tribes and over 100 sub-tribes, each with distinct traditions.
- Adventure Activities – trekking, rafting, camping, wildlife spotting, and mountain drives.
- Biodiversity Hotspot – rare wildlife in sanctuaries like Namdapha National Park and Pakke Tiger Reserve.
- Unique Cuisine – bamboo shoot delicacies, thukpa, momos, rice beer (Apong), and local organic food.
Top Places to Explore in Arunachal Pradesh
- Tawang – Home to the grand Tawang Monastery, serene lakes like Madhuri Lake, and the high-altitude Sela Pass. Perfect for spirituality, history, and breathtaking views.
- Ziro Valley – Famous for its lush rice fields, pine hills, and the Apatani tribal culture. The Ziro Music Festival draws travelers from across the world.
- Bomdila – A charming town with monasteries, apple orchards, and panoramic Himalayan views.
- Namdapha National Park – One of the richest biodiversity hotspots in the world, home to snow leopards, red pandas, tigers, and hornbills.
- Itanagar – The capital city with Ita Fort, Buddhist Gompas, tribal museums, and vibrant markets.
- Pasighat – Gateway to Arunachal, perfect for river rafting on the Siang River and adventure activities.
- Mechuka Valley – A hidden gem near the Indo-China border, offering monasteries, tribal villages, and untouched landscapes.
- Dirang – Nestled between Bomdila and Tawang, known for hot springs, Dzong fortress, and apple orchards.
- Along (Aalo) – Scenic beauty, tribal villages, bamboo bridges, and cultural experiences.
- Roing – Valleys, rivers, Mayudia Pass, and wildlife sanctuaries — perfect for nature lovers.
Adventure & Experiences in Arunachal Pradesh
- Trekking across high passes like Sela, Talley Valley, and Gorichen base.
- Rafting in Siang and Kameng rivers.
- Camping in Ziro and Mechuka valleys.
- Wildlife Safaris in Namdapha, Pakke, and Dibang reserves.
- Cultural Immersion in tribal villages and festivals.
- Photography & Birdwatching in some of India’s most pristine ecosystems.
Culture & Festivals
Arunachal’s culture is a fascinating blend of tribal traditions and Buddhist influence. With 26 major tribes like Apatani, Nyishi, Adi, Monpa, Galo, Mishmi, Nocte, and Wancho, the state is a cultural mosaic. Festivals are celebrated with dance, music, food, and rituals:
- Losar & Torgya – celebrated in Tawang by the Monpa tribe.
- Ziro Festival of Music – one of India’s most famous outdoor music festivals.
- Solung, Nyokum, Dree, and Boori Boot – major agricultural and tribal festivals.
- Siang River Festival – cultural shows, sports, and adventure.
Food in Arunachal Pradesh
Arunachal’s cuisine is simple, organic, and full of unique flavors:
- Staples – rice, thukpa, momos, millet.
- Delicacies – bamboo shoot curry, smoked pork, fish stew, Pika Pila (chilli pickle).
- Drinks – Apong (rice beer) and butter tea.
Each tribe brings its own food traditions, making it a culinary adventure for travelers.
Best Time to Visit Arunachal Pradesh
- March – June (Spring & Summer): Ideal for sightseeing, treks, and festivals.
- September – November (Autumn): Clear skies, pleasant weather, and cultural events.
- December – February (Winter): Snow in higher regions like Tawang and Dirang, perfect for snow lovers.
👉 Monsoons (July–August) are best avoided due to heavy rainfall and landslides.
How to Reach Arunachal Pradesh
- By Air: Nearest airports are Lilabari (Assam), Dibrugarh, and Guwahati with road connectivity to major towns.
- By Rail: Nearest railway stations are Harmuti, Naharlagun, and Guwahati.
- By Road: Arunachal is well connected via Assam; Inner Line Permit (ILP) is required for Indian tourists, and Protected Area Permit (PAP) for foreign tourists.
Why Book Arunachal Pradesh Tour Packages with GoTravellian?
At GoTravellian, we believe Arunachal Pradesh is not just a destination — it’s a once-in-a-lifetime journey. That’s why our packages are designed to give you authentic experiences with seamless comfort.
Here’s why travelers choose us for Arunachal:
✅ Exclusive Arunachal deals & discounts – premium experiences at the best rates
✅ Group tours with like-minded travelers – share the journey, make memories
✅ 100% in-house operations (no third-party) – reliability and control at every step
✅ Expert trip captains & local guides – safe, informative, and engaging journeys
✅ Tailor-made itineraries – for couples, families, adventure seekers & explorers
✅ Seamless logistics – premium stays, transport, permits & curated sightseeing
✅ Dedicated Guest Experience Officer – from booking till feedback, we guide you throughout
✅ Trip captain from our own GoTravellian team – ensuring consistency and personalized care
At GoTravellian, we don’t just sell trips — we craft experiences. From the moment you book until you return home, you’re a part of our family.