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Thrillophilia offers 10+ Arunachal Tour Packages handcrafted by destination experts, starting at ₹22,000 for a 6-day journey. Our packages are suitable for families, friends, and solo travellers, and we also offer customization to fit your preferences. Our itineraries are designed for all travel styles, from quick getaways to long vacations, for nature lovers, thrill-seekers, and culture enthusiasts.

Our travel packages offer a diverse range of experiences that include exciting activities and sightseeing across Arunachal Pradesh, allowing you to explore the natural beauty of the destination. Explore the scenic beauty of Tawang, with its ancient monasteries and panoramic views, or trek through the valleys of Dirang and Bomdila for a taste of local life. You can also visit the beautiful Sangetsar Lake and immerse yourself in the vibrant cultures of the Apatani and Monpa tribes. Thrill-seekers can enjoy river rafting, nature walks, and even wildlife spotting in the Eagle's Nest Wildlife Sanctuary.

Thrillophilia Arunachal Pradesh packages range from 6-day trips to 12-day vacations, with prices reaching up to ₹50,000 per person. To make it better, our travel experts can help you customize the itinerary by adding or removing activities of your choice including river rafting, trekking, or cultural tours.

Our trips depart regularly from major cities like Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore, Chennai, Kolkata, and Hyderabad. So what are you waiting for? Book your Arunachal tour today for a hassle-free experience.

About Arunachal Pradesh

Arunachal Pradesh, known as the "Land of Dawn-Lit Mountains," is filled with remarkable places waiting to be explored. Tawang is home to the Tawang Monastery, the largest in India, known for its stunning architecture and spiritual atmosphere. 

Ziro Valley offers lush landscapes and the unique culture of the Apatani tribe. At Namdapha National Park, you’ll find diverse wildlife like the red panda and clouded leopard. Mechuka, near the Indo-Tibetan border, is known for its ancient monasteries and serene river views. In Itanagar, you can visit Ita Fort, built from thousands of bricks, or browse the bustling local markets.

Due to its natural beauty and cultural richness, Arunachal often finds a place in top-rated North East holiday packages, making it a must-visit for travellers seeking untouched Himalayan charm.

Best Time to Visit Arunachal Pradesh:

Arunachal Pradesh is a wonderful state that attracts visitors throughout the year. In the state, each season has its unique charm. For visitors, the best time to visit Gangtok depends on their own preference of months and choice of activities. 

1. Peak Season (October to April): For travelers seeking a wonderful Arunachal experience, the peak season spanning from October to April is an ideal time. During these months, the state has a pleasant climate, making it perfect for sightseeing, trekking, and exploring its rich cultural heritage. With clear skies, you can enjoy breathtaking views of the Himalayan peaks. With our Arunachal tour package, you can enjoy festivals like Losar and Ziro Music Festival that add vibrant cultural hues to the landscape. 

2. Shoulder Season (May to June): While the summer months of May and June mark the shoulder tourist season, they present a unique charm for those looking to escape the bustling crowds. The temperatures might rise slightly, but the verdant landscapes and fewer tourists create a serene ambiance. During this season, you can have a wonderful experience exploring Arunachal's natural beauty and cultural sites. Book our Arunachal Pradesh tour package and enjoy a tranquil ambiance without the typical tourist rush.

3. Waning Season (July to September): This season from July to September, despite occasional showers, unveils Arunachal Pradesh in its lush splendor. The lush green forests and cascading waterfalls create a mesmerizing backdrop, making it an ideal destination for visitors. The season makes this state a hidden gem for travelers seeking offbeat experiences.

How to Reach Arunachal Pradesh:

1. By Air: Arunachal Pradesh is accessible by air through its strategically located airports. The most prominent among these are the Tezu Airport in Lohit district and the Pasighat Airport. Also, the Lilabari Airport in Assam and Guwahati International Airport serve as a gateway for travelers to reach various destinations within Arunachal Pradesh. From these airports, you can hire local transportation options like taxis or buses to reach your desired destinations.

2. By Road: Roadways offer a scenic and adventurous route to Arunachal Pradesh. The state shares its borders with Assam and other northeastern states, creating a rich network of highways for a comfortable road trip. National Highway 15 and National Highway 13 are the primary routes connecting Assam to Arunachal Pradesh. There are state-run buses, private taxis, and shared jeeps that run regularly on these routes.

3. By Rail: There are only three railway stations in the state which are Gumto, Naharlagun, and Bhalukpong. However, the nearest major railway station is located in Harmuti, Assam. From Hartmut, travelers can continue their journey to Arunachal Pradesh via road.

Places to Visit in Arunachal Pradesh:

Here are some of the best places to visit in Arunachal Pradesh:

1. Sela Pass: Located in Arunachal Pradesh, Seal Pass is a breathtaking mountain pass, situated at an elevation of over 13,000 feet. Known for its stunning views, especially of the surrounding Himalayan peaks and the serene Sela Lake, the pass plays an important role in connecting the Tawang district with the rest of the region. This destination is often featured in curated 5 days trip to North East India itineraries due to its scenic and strategic significance.

2. Bumla Pass: Situated near the Indo-China border in Arunachal Pradesh, Bumla Pass is known as a strategic mountain pass at an altitude above 15,000 feet. Noted for its historical significance, the pass provides panoramic views and serves as a gateway for pilgrimages to the sacred Tsona Gontse monastery.

3. Tawang Buddhist Monastery: With our Arunachal tourism packages, visit the largest monastery in India which is also known as a revered place of Mahayana Buddhism. Established in the 17th century in Arunachal Pradesh, the Tawang Buddhist Monastery has wonderful architecture to witness. It houses precious scriptures, stunning thangkas, and a 28-foot-tall gilded statue of Lord Buddha that attracts visitors and pilgrims alike. Ideal for those planning a 4 day trip to North East India, this monastery is a must-visit cultural highlight.

4. Madhuri Lake: Also known as Sangetsar Lake, it is a mesmerizing high-altitude lake in Arunachal Pradesh. Named after actress Madhuri Dixit, who shot a film scene here, its crystal-clear waters reflect the surrounding Himalayan peaks. The lake has a serene ambiance and picturesque vistas for visitors to immerse themselves in.

5. Nuranang Falls: Also called the Jang Falls, it is a captivating waterfall near Tawang in Arunachal Pradesh. Located 2 km northeast of the Jang town, this 100 m high waterfall is a spectacular attraction in the state. Known for its pristine beauty and thunderous roar, Nuranang Falls is a natural wonder to behold in the Himalayan landscape. Its romantic and serene ambiance also makes it a perfect stop for couples exploring the region through North East honeymoon packages.

6. Tawang War Memorial: Situated in Arunachal Pradesh, Tawang War Memorial pays homage to Indian soldiers who sacrificed their lives during the 1962 Indo-China war. Surrounded by serene mountains, the site has a towering structure, called the central point of the memorial, and a symbolic flame, honoring the soldiers. The memorial is still serving as a testament to their valor and sacrifice.

7. Jaswant Garh: Near Sela Pass in Arunachal Pradesh, Jaswant Garh is a memorial dedicated to Rifleman Jaswant Singh Rawat, who showed exemplary bravery during the 1962 Indo-China war. This popular site showcases his valor and sacrifice, with artifacts and stories recounting his heroic defense. The Jaswant Garh serves as a mournful tribute to his legacy.

8. Pangateng Tso Lake: A serene lake in Arunachal Pradesh, Pangateng Tso Lake offers views of magnificent vistas of its crystal-blue waters, and is nestled amidst the Himalayan ranges. This picturesque high-altitude lake attracts visitors with its tranquil ambiance and incredible views of the surrounding peaks. 

9. Thupsung Dhargye Ling: This is a prominent monastery located in Dirang, Arunachal Pradesh. Thupsung Dhargye Ling is a Tibetan Buddhist monastery that serves as a spiritual hub and promotes the teachings of the Buddha and Tibetan culture. With its ornate architecture and serene surroundings, it also provides a glimpse into the rich religious and cultural heritage of the region to the visitors.

10. Bomdila Monastery: Nestled in the picturesque town of Bomdila in Arunachal Pradesh, the Bomdila Monastery is known as a serene sanctuary of Tibetan Buddhism. Adorned with vibrant prayer flags and intricate designs, the monastery showcases Tibetan artistry. With spiritual solace, it is a revered pilgrimage site and cultural landmark in the region. For those planning a North East budget trip, Bomdila offers a peaceful yet affordable experience enriched with heritage and scenic beauty.

Things to Do in Arunachal Pradesh:

1. Go Red Panda Spotting in Namdapha National Park: Namdapha National Park, nestled in Arunachal Pradesh, offers a unique opportunity for visitors to spot red pandas. As one of the prime habitats for this naturally shy mammal, the park's dense forests and biodiversity make it an ideal sanctuary. Have a unique experience as you spot the red panda amidst the verdant landscapes. 

2. Trek to Talle Valley: Book our Arunachal tour packages and gear up for an adventurous experience as you trek to Talle Valley. You can trek through lush forest terrains, and witness cascading waterfalls that are surrounded by diverse flora and fauna. This trek provides a blend of natural beauty and cultural immersion with panoramic vistas and indigenous tribes. Enjoy this unique Talle Valley trek and admire Arunachal's pristine wilderness and stunning vistas

3. Trekking and Hiking: With the Arunachal Pradesh trip package, admire the unparalleled natural beauty of the region as you enjoy trekking and hiking in this beautiful destination. From the challenging terrains of the Eastern Himalayas to the serene trails of Tawang, the region attracts adventurers with its diverse landscapes and rich biodiversity. Arunachal Pradesh remains an attractive destination for trekkers seeking both adrenaline-pumping escapades and soul-soothing experiences amidst nature.

4. Go Wildlife Spotting: Arunachal Pradesh has a rich tapestry of wildlife, attracting enthusiasts with its diverse fauna. From elusive snow leopards in the high-altitude terrains to majestic elephants in the lush forests, visitors can have a unique experience with safaris and jungle tours. The state has various wildlife sanctuaries including Namdapha and Pakhui wildlife sanctuaries, where you can go for wildlife spotting and conservation exploration.

5. River Rafting and Kayaking: Arunachal Pradesh's pristine rivers, passing through verdant valleys and rugged terrains, attract adventure seekers to enjoy exhilarating river rafting and kayaking. Starting from the turbulent rapids of the Siang and Kameng rivers, there are various waterways for these adventure-activities. With Trillophilia’s Arunachal Pradesh tour packages, gear up for these thrilling sessions and an adrenaline-pumping experience.

6. Visit Monasteries: Arunachal Pradesh, a sanctuary of Tibetan Buddhism, has captivating monasteries which boast amazing architecture. With the Arunachal tour packages, you can explore various monasteries including Tawang Monastery, Bomdila and Thupsung Dhargye Ling, and gain precious insights into Buddhist culture. Admire their intricate artistry and immerse yourself in the serene ambiance.

Must buy souvenirs from Arunachal Pradesh

1. Wood Carvings

Wood carvings from Arunachal Pradesh are unique pieces of art made by skilled artisans, especially from the Monpa and Sherdukpen tribes. These carvings often feature images of local deities, animals, and daily life scenes. The wood used is sourced from local forests, giving each piece a distinct character. You can find beautifully crafted masks, figurines, and decorative panels in the markets of Tawang and Bomdila. 

2. Different Kinds of Traditional Hats

Traditional hats from Arunachal Pradesh represent the diverse cultures of its tribes. The Apatani tribe's bamboo hats are lightweight and practical, while the Nyishi tribe's headgear, adorned with hornbill beaks, symbolises bravery. The Adi tribe’s hats often have feathers and beads, showcasing their artistic skills. These hats, available in markets across Ziro, Pasighat, and Itanagar, are perfect keepsakes. 

3. Bamboo Mugs

Bamboo mugs are a popular souvenir and must be bought during Arunachal Pradesh tour packages. They are handcrafted from locally sourced bamboo, known for its strength and natural finish. These mugs are light, durable, and eco-friendly, often decorated with simple carvings or painted designs. You can find them in markets and craft centres in Ziro, Pasighat, and Along.

4. Masks Made from Wood

Wooden masks are a traditional craft of Arunachal Pradesh, especially among the Wancho, Nocte, and Khampti tribes. The masks often depict gods, animals, or mythical creatures and are used in festivals, rituals, and dances. You can find these beautifully carved masks in the local markets of Daporijo, Aalo, and Itanagar. They offer a unique insight into the tribal heritage and spiritual beliefs of the region.

5. Buddhist Souvenirs of Arunachal Pradesh

Buddhist souvenirs from Arunachal Pradesh reflect the spiritual culture of areas like Tawang and Bomdila. You can buy prayer wheels, incense holders, and Thangka paintings, which are traditional Buddhist artworks on cloth. These items hold strong spiritual value as they are handcrafted by local monks and blessed in monasteries. You can buy them at small shops near the Tawang Monastery and Bomdila Monastery. 

6. Carpets Designed in Arunachal Pradesh

The carpets of Arunachal Pradesh are known for their bright colours and intricate designs, often featuring dragons, flowers, and geometric patterns. The Monpa and Sherdukpen tribes are skilled in weaving these carpets, using wool and natural dyes. These carpets are sold in Tawang and Bomdila local markets, and are perfect for adding a touch of tradition to any home. 

7. Chinese Crockery

Chinese crockery is another unique find in Arunachal Pradesh, particularly in places like Tawang and Bomdila, which have historical trade links with Tibet. The crockery features delicate designs, floral patterns, and traditional Chinese motifs. You can find cups, plates, and teapots in local markets, often imported from Tibet or crafted by local artisans.