From
east, the periphery of India starts with this exotic land of dawn-lit
Mountains; yes, it’s Arunachal Pradesh - the easternmost state full
of mysterious places and glistening rivers. What had been formerly
called North East Frontier Agency is presently the largest state amongst
the seven sister states of the North-East. Arunachal Pradesh extends
between latitudes 26.42’ N-29.30’ N and longitudes 90.36’
E-97.30’ E, sharing its international borders with Myanmar, Bhutan,
and Tibet. Itanagar, the state’s largest city, serves as its political as well as industrial capital. The economy of Arunachal Pradesh is soon progressing owing to the revival of handicrafts, improved variations in agriculture processes, forest products and great tourism prospects. Nestled cozily in the foothills of the Himalayas, Arunachal Pradesh is amongst the few places in the world where you can see snow-capped peaks and pine-clad mountains at a time. Moreover, it is home to the most astounding variety of orchids that dot the state with their soothing presence.
Not only this, its historical evidences and references in the ancient epics make this state even more fascinating. Festivals, which are celebrated with true jovial spirits, are another attraction, and in fact, a good reason for people to be there. Amidst stunning hill-stations, divine monasteries, striking flora & fauna, amazing arts & crafts, rich food, salubrious weather, lively festivals, and above all, scenic views; Arunachal Pradesh appears to be a true enticer for tourists around the world.
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