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Offline Application (In-Person)

You can apply at designated offices at Deputy Resident Commissioner (DRC) offices in Guwahati, Tezpur, Shillong, Dibrugarh, Kolkata, and New Delhi. Deputy Commissioner (DC) offices within Arunachal Pradesh. Fill out the ILP application form (available at the office). Attach photocopies of valid ID proof and two passport-size photos. Pay the ILP fee (cash). Collect the ILP on the same day or within 24 hours, depending on processing time.

Arunachal ILP Validity & Extension

ILP is usually valid for 15 days (tourist ILP), extendable within Arunachal Pradesh at DC or administrative offices. Extensions can be made for up to 30 days or more, depending on purpose and approval.

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Online Application 
Visit the official portal: https://www.arunachalilp.com, Register with your details and submit an application form with travel dates, places to be visited, and accommodation details. Upload scanned copies of valid ID proof (Aadhar card, Voter ID, Passport, etc.) and a passport-size photo. Pay the ILP fee online (usually ₹100 – ₹150). Once approved, download and print the ILP copy (carry a physical print while traveling).

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. Local Arunachali Cuisine

Arunachal Pradesh is home to many tribes, each with its own culinary traditions. Most local food is simple, organic, and lightly spiced. Common staples include rice, millet, and maize, often accompanied by meat, fish, and green leafy vegetables.
Thukpa & Momos – Tibetan-influenced noodle soup and dumplings, widely available. Zan – a traditional Monpa porridge made from millet flour, eaten with vegetables or meat. Rice with Bamboo Shoot Curry – popular across the state, with a unique tangy flavor. Smoked Meat & Fish – preserved in traditional styles, often cooked with herbs. Apong (Rice Beer) – a mild, locally brewed rice beer, served in many villages.

 Vegetarian Options
Vegetarians can find plenty of options like thukpa, vegetable momos, dal, rice, and local greens. Homestays and guesthouses often prepare fresh seasonal vegetables with rice and lentils.

Street Food & Small Eateries
In towns like Itanagar, Bomdila, and Tawang, you’ll find small eateries serving, Chowmein and fried rice, Pakoras and samosas, Tea, butter tea, and momos (the most popular snack!)

Guesthouse & Homestay Meals
Most accommodations, especially homestays, include meals in the package. Expect simple, hearty food—rice, dal, sabzi, egg curry, chicken, or pork dishes, depending on your choice.

Multi-Cuisine Options
In larger towns like Itanagar, Naharlagun, and Tawang, some restaurants serve North Indian, Chinese, and continental food along with local specialties.

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Q.  How safe Is It to travel to Arunachal Pradesh?

Arunachal Pradesh is generally a safe destination for travelers, offering a peaceful environment, welcoming locals, and a low crime rate compared to many other regions. Tourists are treated with warmth and hospitality, especially in villages and homestays. The main safety considerations are related to geography and weather rather than crime. Roads in the hilly areas can be narrow, winding, and prone to landslides during the monsoon, so cautious travel is advised. At higher altitudes like Tawang and Bumla Pass, cold temperatures and snowfall can make conditions challenging, so carrying proper clothing is essential. Mobile connectivity can be limited in remote regions, so it’s wise to keep both offline maps and cash, as ATMs are scarce. Women travelers also find the state relatively safe, with respectful communities across towns and villages. With basic precautions, Arunachal Pradesh is a secure and rewarding destination to explore.

Q. What permits  Are Required to travel to Arunachal Pradesh?

​To visit Arunachal Pradesh, permits are mandatory since the state falls under a protected area. Indian citizens must obtain an Inner Line Permit (ILP), which can be applied for online at www.arunachalilp.com or offline at Deputy Resident Commissioner (DRC) offices in Guwahati, Tezpur, Shillong, Dibrugarh, Delhi, and Kolkata. A valid photo ID and passport-size photos are required, and the ILP is usually valid for 15 days, extendable within the state.

Foreign nationals need a Protected Area Permit (PAP), which can be arranged through the Ministry of Home Affairs or authorized tour operators. PAPs are normally issued for 30 days and require a minimum of two travelers per group. Carry multiple copies of your ILP or PAP, as security checkpoints across Arunachal Pradesh will ask for verification.

Q. When And Where  Is snowfall Experienced in Arunachal Pradesh?

Snowfall in Arunachal Pradesh is mainly experienced in the higher altitude regions, particularly during winter months (late November to February). The most popular destination for witnessing snowfall is Tawang, which receives heavy snow almost every year in December and January. The nearby Sela Pass (4,176 m) often remains snow-covered in winter, creating a spectacular white landscape.

Other areas where travelers can experience snowfall include Bumla Pass (near the Indo-China border), Gorichen Peak, and high-altitude stretches around Zemithang and Dirang. In these regions, temperatures dip below freezing, and road conditions may become challenging. Lower altitude towns and valleys like Itanagar, Ziro, and Pasighat do not experience snowfall but enjoy a chilly winter climate. Thus, if you wish to see snow in Arunachal Pradesh, plan your visit around December–February to Tawang and its surrounding high passes.

Q. Do I get Jain Or VegEtarian food during my Arunachal trip?

Yes, you can get vegetarian and even Jain-friendly food during your Arunachal Pradesh trip, though options may be limited compared to metro cities. Most homestays, guesthouses, and hotels understand the dietary preferences of Indian travelers and are happy to prepare pure vegetarian meals if informed in advance. Dishes like rice, dal, sabzi, roti, and local vegetables are widely available, especially in towns such as Itanagar, Bomdila, Dirang, and Tawang.

For Jain food, since onion, garlic, and root vegetables are commonly used in local cooking, it’s best to request specially prepared meals at your accommodation. Carrying some ready-to-eat Jain food packets, snacks, or dry fruits is highly recommended, especially while traveling to remote areas or during long road journeys. With prior planning and communication, vegetarian and Jain travelers can comfortably manage food throughout their Arunachal Pradesh trip.

Q. Are All  medical shops available Everywhere across Arunachal Pradesh?

Pharmacies are found mainly in bigger towns and district headquarters like Itanagar, Naharlagun, Bomdila, Tawang, Pasighat, and Ziro. In smaller villages and remote valleys, medical shops are limited or sometimes unavailable. Even when present, they may stock only basic medicines rather than a full range.

Because of this, it’s highly advisable to carry your personal medicines, first-aid kit, and any prescribed medication before starting your trip. Essential items such as fever reducers, painkillers, motion-sickness tablets, and altitude-sickness medicines should be packed, especially if you plan to visit high-altitude places like Sela Pass, Bumla, or Tawang where medical facilities are sparse.

Q. What high altitude medicines  to Carry while traveling Arunachal Pradesh?

Diamox (Acetazolamide) – helps prevent and reduce symptoms of AMS (take only with doctor’s advice).
Dexamethasone – used in emergencies for severe AMS (should be prescribed).
Nifedipine – sometimes used for high-altitude pulmonary edema (only if advised by a doctor).
Paracetamol / Ibuprofen – for headaches, body pain, or fever.
Ondansetron – for nausea and vomiting due to altitude.
Antacids & Digestion tablets – for stomach discomfort at high altitudes.
Cough lozenges / throat soothers – as cold, dry air can irritate the throat.

Personal prescription medicines (if any).
Portable oxygen canisters (helpful in extreme altitudes like Bumla).
First aid kit (band-aids, antiseptic, cotton, etc.).

Q. Are offbeat destination IN Arunachal Tour?

Arunachal Pradesh is blessed with many offbeat destinations that remain unexplored and offer a raw, authentic travel experience. Mechuka Valley, often called the “Scotland of Arunachal,” is a stunning highland with wooden houses, Buddhist monasteries, and snow-capped peaks near the Indo-China border. Dong Village, India’s easternmost settlement, is famous for witnessing the country’s first sunrise, making it a unique spot for trekkers. Ziro Valley, home to the Apatani tribe, enchants visitors with lush paddy fields, pine forests, and the vibrant Ziro Music Festival. For adventure lovers, Dambuk hosts the Orange Festival of Adventure & Music along with river rafting opportunities. Anini, tucked in the Dibang Valley, is a remote paradise with untouched landscapes and misty mountains. Wildlife enthusiasts can explore Namdapha National Park, a rich biodiversity hotspot. These offbeat gems provide the perfect escape for those seeking peace, culture, and natural beauty beyond the usual tourist trails.

Q. How many districts are there in Arunachal Pradesh?

Arunachal Pradesh, the northeasternmost state of India, is currently divided into 28 districts. Earlier, the state had 26 districts, but in early 2024, two new districts—Keyi Panyor (carved out of Lower Subansiri) and Bichom (created from parts of West and East Kameng)—were added, bringing the total to 28. Each district is administered by a Deputy Commissioner and serves as a hub for local governance, culture, and development. Prominent districts include Tawang, West Kameng, East Kameng, Lower Subansiri, Upper Subansiri, Papum Pare, East Siang, West Siang, Lohit, Changlang, Tirap, and Anjaw. Together, these districts reflect the state’s cultural and geographic diversity.

Q. How Many Airports are there in Arunachal Pradesh?

Arunachal Pradesh currently has four operational domestic airports, significantly improving air connectivity in this remote northeastern state. The newest and largest is the Donyi Polo Airport at Hollongi, near Itanagar, inaugurated in November 2022. It is a greenfield airport capable of handling larger aircraft such as the Airbus A320, directly linking the state capital with major Indian cities. Pasighat Airport in East Siang district began commercial services in 2018 under the UDAN scheme, making it one of the first functional airports in the state. Tezu Airport, located in Lohit district, is India’s easternmost civilian airport and has been operational since 2021, connecting the region with Dibrugarh and Guwahati. Ziro Airport in Lower Subansiri district, though smaller, caters to both civilian and military needs with limited services. Apart from these, the state has several Advanced Landing Grounds (ALGs) like Mechuka, Aalo, Tawang, Tuting, and Walong, mainly operated by the Indian Air Force.

People taking a Arunachal Trip generally club their tour with either Meghalaya or Assam. A short Meghalaya and Assam Tour Package generally takes 4 Nights and 5 days. But if you include want to include Kaziranga National Park along with Meghalaya and Assam tour then it is better to make plan at least 7 Night 8 Days. For Assam Trip with Arunachal Pradesh it takes minimum of 8 Nights 9 Days. But if you are adding Kaziranga then it is better for an at least 10 Night 11 Days. But If you are considering a full Arunachal Package Tour with Assam and Meghalaya you need at 13 Days tour Package covering all the attractions.

Essential Documents
Inner Line Permit (ILP) – mandatory for Indian citizens
Valid Photo ID Proof – Aadhaar, Voter ID, Passport, etc.
Multiple photocopies of ID and ILP (for check posts)
Passport-size photographs

Clothing & Accessories
Warm clothes (jackets, sweaters, thermals) – especially for Tawang, Bomdila, or high-altitude areas
Light cotton clothes for lower valleys in summer
Comfortable trekking/hiking shoes with good grip
Extra pairs of socks and gloves
Raincoat / windcheater / umbrella (weather can be unpredictable)

Health & Safety Items
Basic first-aid kit (band-aids, antiseptic, cotton, etc.)
Personal medicines (carry extra stock)
Motion sickness tablets (road trips involve winding mountain roads)
Sunscreen and lip balm (to prevent dryness and sunburn at high altitudes)

Other Useful Items
Cash (ATMs are scarce in remote areas; carry smaller denominations)

Arunachal Tour Packages Itinerary & Cost

How To Plan Your Trip To Arunachal Pradesh

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The cost of a tour package to Arunachal Pradesh varies widely depending on the duration, type of accommodation, inclusions, and the season of travel. On average, a short 4–5 day package focusing on places like Tawang or Dirang starts from around ₹11,500 to ₹15,500 per person. These usually include budget accommodations, basic meals, transfers, and sightseeing.

For those seeking a more immersive experience, a 6–7 day standard package covering Guwahati, Bhalukpong, Dirang, Tawang, and Bomdila typically ranges between ₹18,000 and ₹25,500 per person. Such packages often feature mid-range hotels, private transportation, Inner Line Permit (ILP) assistance, and guided tours.

A longer 8–10 day comprehensive tour—ideal for exploring Tawang, Ziro Valley, Bomdila, and Kaziranga (Assam)—usually costs between ₹30,000 and ₹52,000 per person, depending on the level of comfort and activities included. Deluxe options with resort stays, upgraded vehicles, and curated experiences fall on the higher side.

For travelers interested in cultural trails, trekking, or multi-state itineraries covering Assam, Meghalaya, and Arunachal, extended packages of 12–15 days may cost anywhere from ₹32,000 to ₹85,000 per person. These premium packages often include luxury stays, meals, festival experiences, and specialist guides.

 Top Sightseeing & Attractions of Arunachal Pradesh

Tawang, Sela & Bumla Pass​: Tawang is the crown jewel of Arunachal Pradesh, famous for its stunning landscapes, Buddhist culture, and the majestic Tawang Monastery—the largest in India. The town, perched at high altitude, is surrounded by snow-capped peaks, sparkling lakes, and serene valleys, making it one of the most sought-after destinations in the Northeast. On the way to Tawang lies the iconic Sela Pass (4,176 metres), one of the highest motorable passes in the world. Adorned with snow for most of the year, it offers mesmerizing views and is home to the pristine Sela Lake. The pass is not just a gateway to Tawang but also a favorite stop for travelers to soak in Himalayan beauty.
Further ahead, close to the Indo-China border, is the legendary Bumla Pass, located at around 15,200 feet. This pass holds historical significance as one of the routes through which the Chinese army invaded during the 1962 war. Today, it is a place of awe, offering breathtaking panoramic views and a chance to witness the Indo-China border guarded by the Indian Army. Visiting Bumla requires special permits, adding to its sense of exclusivity. Together, Tawang, Sela Pass, and Bumla Pass create a memorable journey blending natural splendor, cultural richness, and historical depth.

​Dirang: This is one of the most popular trekking destinations in Arunachal Pradesh. This high altitude location has pleasant weather all throughout the year. You can also relax at one of the hot water springs located here.

​Ziro Valley: Home to the Apatani tribe, Ziro Valley is one of the best places to visit in Arunachal Pradesh. It is renowned for its pine clad mountains which preserve the original culture of the said tribe. Ziro also hosts a internationally famous music festival annually with huge number of domestic and international participants.

Roing: Renowned for ancient archaeological sites like Bhishmakar and Rukmini Nati, Roing is a heavenly place offering various other sites like lakes, valleys and wildlife sanctuaries for exploring too.

Pasighat: Land of Siang and indigenous hanging bridges, Pasighat is a town offering the perfect waterfall flushing out of the green covered Himalaya for the onlookers.​

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Introduction | Arunachal Tour Packages

Arunachal Pradesh, meaning “Land of the Dawn-Lit Mountains,” is home to Kangto, its highest peak at 7,060 metres. Located in the far eastern part of India, the state’s mountain ranges are often referred to in ancient Indian texts as the Aruna Mountains—“the place where the sun rises”—which also inspired its name. The village of Dong, the easternmost settlement in India, is the first to witness the sunrise in the country. The state is also enriched by several major rivers, including the Kameng, Subansiri, Siang (Brahmaputra), Dibang, Lohit, and Noa Dihing.

Arunachal Pradesh boasts one of the richest diversities of mammals and birds in India. About 77% of its land area is under forest cover, and these forests make up nearly one-third of the total habitat within the Himalayan biodiversity hotspot. Along the northern border with Tibet, the rising elevation brings distinct vegetation zones—starting with Eastern and Northeastern Himalayan subalpine conifer forests, followed by alpine shrubs and meadows, and eventually barren rock and ice at the highest peaks. The slopes and hills are adorned with alpine, temperate, and subtropical forests featuring dwarf rhododendrons, oak, pine, maple, and fir. The state is also home to two significant national parks—Mouling and Namdapha.

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Highlights Of Arunachal Tourism

​Tawang, the most popular destination in Arunachal Pradesh, is a high-altitude town that experiences snowfall every year between December and January and even has a ski lift. Known for its breathtaking landscapes, it offers a wealth of attractions, including ancient Buddhist monasteries, scenic lakes, and high mountain passes. The highlight is the Tawang Monastery, the largest in India, along with the Tawang War Memorial.

The ideal time to visit Tawang is from March to June and September to October. The journey from the plains involves a steep hill road that crosses the spectacular Sela Pass at 4,176 metres (13,701 ft). Nearby attractions include Bumla and Lumla passes, Shonga-tser (Madhuri) Lake, PTSO Lake, and the village of Zemithang. Close to Bomdila lies the Eaglenest Wildlife Sanctuary, while the Bomdila Pass offers magnificent views of Kangto and Gorichen, the state’s highest peaks. Other must-visit sites are the GRL Buddhist Monastery, Buddha Park, and the Guru Rinpoche statue. The new Bomdila helipad provides a sweeping view of the town, while apple orchards and orchid farms add to the charm for visitors.

Package Inclusions

​Accommodation in hotels/guesthouses/homestays as per itinerary
Daily breakfast (and other meals if specified)
Airport/railway station transfers and all local transportation by private/shared vehicle
Sightseeing tours as per the itinerary
Entry permits for Arunachal Pradesh (ILP/Restricted Area Permit)
Parking charges, toll taxes, and driver allowances

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​Package Exclusions

Airfare, train fare, or bus tickets to/from starting point.
Meals other than those mentioned in the inclusions
Entry fees to monuments, monasteries, museums, or national parks
Adventure activities (rafting, trekking gear, etc.) unless specified
Personal expenses (laundry, phone calls, tips, shopping, etc.)
Travel insurance, medical expenses, or emergency evacuation charges
Anything not mentioned under “Package Inclusions”

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How To Reach Arunachal Pradesh?

Arunachal Pradesh, in the northeastern corner of India, is renowned for its breathtaking landscapes, vibrant cultural heritage, and diverse tribal traditions. Travelers can reach the state through several modes of transport:

By Air:
The nearest major airport is Guwahati Airport (Lokpriya Gopinath Bordoloi International Airport – GAU) in Assam. From Guwahati, domestic flights are available to Lilabari Airport (IXI) in Assam, which is the closest airport to Itanagar, the capital of Arunachal Pradesh. Lilabari is well connected to Guwahati with regular flights operated by different airlines.

By Train:
Arunachal Pradesh has limited rail connectivity. The nearest station is Harmuti Railway Station (HMY) in Assam, around 35 km from Itanagar. From there, taxis and buses are available to reach the capital. Alternatively, one can also reach towns like Naharlagun or Banderdewa by road from Guwahati or other nearby railway stations.

By Road:

From Guwahati: The most common way to reach Arunachal Pradesh is by road via National Highway 15 (NH-15), which connects Guwahati to Itanagar through Banderdewa. The journey typically takes 10–12 hours by bus, taxi, or private vehicle, depending on road and traffic conditions.

From Tezpur: A shorter option is to travel from Tezpur, Assam, which is closer to Arunachal Pradesh. The road trip to Itanagar or nearby towns from Tezpur takes about 5–6 hours.

By Helicopter:
For remote regions with limited road access, helicopter services are available. Pawan Hans Limited operates regular services from Guwahati to Naharlagun and other select destinations within Arunachal Pradesh.

What is the best time to visit Arunachal Pradesh?

The best time to visit Arunachal Pradesh is during spring and autumn (March to May and October to November), when the weather is pleasant, and the landscapes are at their most stunning. That said, each season has its own charm, so the ideal time depends on your interests and preferences.

Spring (March to May):
This is one of the most delightful times to explore Arunachal Pradesh. The weather is mild with clear skies, making it perfect for outdoor activities like trekking and hiking. Forests and hillsides burst into color as rhododendrons and other flowers bloom, creating a vibrant setting. Wildlife sightings are also more frequent during this season.

Autumn (October to November):
Autumn brings refreshing weather with clear skies and comfortable temperatures. The post-monsoon greenery adds to the beauty of the landscapes, making it a great time for trekking, sightseeing, and adventure activities. It also coincides with the festive season, when cultural events and traditional celebrations add vibrancy across the state.

Winter (December to February):
Winter marks the peak tourist season, especially for adventure seekers and wildlife enthusiasts. Higher elevations experience cold weather and snowfall, transforming the region into a picture-perfect wonderland. Birdwatchers can spot numerous migratory species during this time. However, in some high-altitude areas, conditions can be harsh, so carrying adequate warm clothing is essential.

What are the best Places to stay in Arunachal Pradesh?

Tented Camps in Dirang and Sangti Valley:
Dirang and Sangti Valley are serene destinations admired for their natural beauty, lush greenery, and peaceful ambiance. Staying in tented camps here offers a rustic yet comfortable way to experience nature up close. Popular options include Norphel Retreat, Dzongrila Homestay, and Tenzin Ling Guest House.

Tawang:
Perched at a high altitude in western Arunachal Pradesh, Tawang is celebrated for its grand monasteries, crystal-clear lakes, and snow-clad peaks. Guesthouses here provide warm, cozy stays with essential amenities, making them an excellent choice for budget-conscious travelers.

Bomdila:
This picturesque town is known for its sweeping views, Buddhist monasteries, and apple orchards. A few heritage bungalows in Bomdila still reflect the colonial charm and offer visitors a unique and memorable stay.

Namdapha National Park:
Located in eastern Arunachal Pradesh, Namdapha is one of the largest protected areas in the region, renowned for its extraordinary biodiversity. Accommodation options here include forest rest houses and campsites, perfect for wildlife enthusiasts and nature lovers. Advance booking through the forest department is required.

From luxury resorts and heritage bungalows to budget guesthouses, homestays, and eco-camps, Arunachal Pradesh offers diverse accommodation choices that cater to every kind of traveler, ensuring an enriching stay while exploring this stunning northeastern state.