Arunachal Pradesh, situated in the eastern nook of India where the sun strikes its rays before illuminating the rest of the country, is a land of rugged grandeur where mountain massifs are gorged through by roaring rivers and gentle streams.

It offers a breathtaking spectacle of Nature's glory in a wild profusion of flora,and people abounding in a variety of customs, cultures, languages and dresses. This 'Land of wounder', in a every sense of the term, has been variously described as 'The hidden land', the 'terra Incognito' and the 'Enchanting Frontier'. Arunachal Pradesh, earlier known as the North East Frontier Agency, is a veritable treasure house house that would tempt a specialist in any discipline: the sociologist, the archaeologist, the biologist, the nature lover, the anthropologist, the holiday-maker and the administrator. Entry into Arunachal Pradesh was regulated by an Inner Line Permit System but now the state encourages and invites tourists to relax in its picturesque hills and dales and to enjoy its salubrious climate and meet its simple and hospitable people, with their glorious heritage of arts and crafts and colourful festivals that reflect their ancient faiths in the inexorable power of Nature. A visitors has a rich variety of option to prepare his schedule of tours. There are places of worship and pilgrimage such as Prasuramkund and the Tawang Monastery; the sites of archaeological excavtion like Malinithan and Itanagar; the serene beauty of lakes such as the Ganga Lake or the Sela Lake; or the numerous variations of species of flowers and herbs prosper. In addition, the state also offers opportunities for sports such as angling, boating, rafting, trekking and hiking.

Besides, there are a number of wildlife sanctuaries and national parks where rare animals, birds and plants will fascinate the visitor. The Buddhist temple provides a good view of the capital town of Itanagar. Naharlagun, has a Polo Park and a interesting botonical garden atop a ridge. It provides glimpses of Himalayan fauna.