Gateway to serenity

Arunachal Pradesh stands as India's most remote state, where the first sunrays embrace Indian soil each morning. Tucked away in northeast India's Arunachal Pradesh hosts scenic countryside, singular ways of life, and unexplored horizons - China, Bhutan and Myanmar share borders which create striking biodiversity scenes along its borders with Arunachal Pradesh as a result. What sets Arunachal Pradesh apart as India's lesser-known spot lies within how well-preserved ancient customs remain; mist-kissed hills, meandering rivers and cascading waterfalls all create magical moments across this extraordinary terrain!

Sela Pass Tawang Past of abundant mythology and tradition Arunachal Pradesh can be found mentioned in ancient texts such as Kalika Purana and Mahabharata. According to Hindu mythology, Arunachal Pradesh was home of Prabhu Highlands from Puranas; here sage Parshuram sought purification, Vyasa found enlightenment, King Bhishmaka begun his realm, and Lord Krishna found peace with Rukmini.

Encounter Arunachal Pradesh on a legacy tour and uncover its deep-seated history through well-known sites. Stop at Malinithan for its ancient Hindu ruins that showcase Chutia kings' structural prowess as you unearth Bhismak Nagar as an archaeological site providing glimpses into their rule, or enjoy faith traditions at Parshuram Kund with pilgrims descending each January for its sacred dip!