Travel to Tripura

In the far northeastern corner of India, the drowsy condition of Tripura is a charming spot to travel. Moving green valleys, thick woods, some pleasant royal residences and immaculate Buddhist locales would make you overlook the stresses of every day life as you go to Tripura.

Tripura is the second littlest state in India. The spot follows it past even in the age of the Mahabharata. The prevalent view is that the name starts from "Tripura Sundari" - the directing divinity of the area.

Tripura was once managed by Maharajas of Manikya tradition. With the Independence in 1947, the kingdom combined with India and in 1972 got the statehood.

How to Reach Tripura

Tripura is thrown away in the northeastern India. Despite the fact that little, the state is charmingly lovely. Tripura, as an entirety of old Buddhist sanctuaries and Hindu sanctuaries, natural life living spaces packed in outlandish vegetation and energetic sythesis of a few tribes, radiates an unexplored appeal.

By Air
The primary airplane terminal of the state is placed in Agartala the state capital. Numerous open and private carriers work customary flights to and from Agartala. From Kolkata and Guwahati it takes short of what 45 minutes to achieve Tripura via air. The state has 3 more airplane terminals in Khowai, Kamalpur and Kailashahar where little sanctioned planes can arrive effortlessly.

By Road
National Highway No.44 unites Agartala to Guwahati by means of Shillong in 24 hours. At the same time the area of the state makes it more advantageous to achieve Tripura from Bangladesh by street.

By Train
Kumarghat is the closest railhead, which is at a separation of 140 Km. far from Agartala. Kumarghat is connected by routes to Guwahati, which is thus joined with whatever remains of the nation. One can approach Guwahati from most significant line stations in India.

Places to See in Tripura

Gumti Wildlife Sanctuary

Among the prominent natural life asylums in Tripura, the Gumti Wildlife Sanctuary is placed in the southeastern furthest point of the state. The asylum envelops a territory of 389.59 sq. km furthermore houses a sylvan water body that itself compasses over a territory of 300 sq. km.

The asylum is principally really popular for the elephants, yelping deer, sambar, buffalo and the variegated types of local too transitory that look for shelter in the haven's segregated enclaves.

Rowa Wildlife Sanctuary
An alternate significant untamed life hold in Tripura, Rowa Wildlife Sanctuary is arranged on the northern edges of Tripura. This little asylum possesses a field of 85.85 sq. km and is rich in regular woodlands and thick meadows.

The haven's pride rests in the various types of the wild creatures, primates, winged animals and in addition its rich vegetation that makes it a blessing from heaven terminus for botanists, ornithologists, etymologists and untamed life lovers. The asylum is additionally renowned worldwide for its rich development of therapeutic herbs, grain, orchids and other agricultural plants

Tripura Government Museum

Tripura Government Museum is a store of ancient rarities and original copies that are a sign of the rich history of the northeast. Actually, the exhibition hall is a basic piece of the state's social event. The historical center has been concurred the recognized status of a State Level Museum under Directorate of Higher Education was initiated on 22nd June, 1970.

Tripura Government Museum is a storage facilities of invaluable pieces that affirm the excellence and complication included in the quintessential expressions and specialties of Tripura. Sited in the capital city, Agartala in the region of the Chowmohani post office, the exhibition hall is blessed with four displays, specifically the:

• Archaeological gallery
• Tribal Culture gallery
• Painting gallery
• Indian Sculpture through the ages gallery

The exhibitions showcase a glorious gathering of in excess of 1645 chronicled memorabilia. Researchers and students of history can look for numismatic confirmation through the various gold, silver and copper coins that the archeological unearthings have disentangled. Various stoneware pieces, figures and terracotta, bronze dolls and primordial copper engravings have additionally been uncovered. Wonderful canvas oil artworks, portrayals and representations, materials and in addition gems and decorations additionally discover pride of spot in the exhibition hall's sprawling exhibitions.

The smelly files of the exhibition hall houses some cherished compositions that contains chronicles of Bengali and Sanskrit stories. The gallery is additionally supplied with a library that contains an advantageous accumulation of uncommon and out print versions on the history, archaic exploration, structural engineering and human sciences of Tripura.

  

                                  Shopping in Tripura
Tribal populated Tripura gloats of tremendous forestland where bamboo and stick become in wealth. These two variables have assumed a key part in framing a convention of incredible handiworks in the state, which make shopping in Tripura a pleasure.

The ethnic gatherings of Tripura design out different utility things and objets d'art from stick, bamboo and woods. Close by, dirt, wood, palm leaves are additionally most loved medium for crafted works. However the ancient rarities and furniture made by Tripura artisans rank among the best in the nation for their excellence, polish and dazzling outlines.

The state capital Agartala is the best place for shopping in Tripura. You can likewise pick going to the tribal towns to see the skilled workers at work and can shop from them.

As in all different states, you would discover host of Government run emporia and private shops for shopping in Tripura. The beautiful bazaars with the arrangement of variegated curios give visual enjoyment. No big surprise in the event that you run over a blended pack of fortes of Manipur, Mizoram, Meghalaya along these lines on since these north eastern states additionally have a rich custom of workmanship and specialties.

Hotels in Tripura

There are an extensive variety of Hotels in Tripura from star inns to economy lodgings.

Individuals who visit the regal condition of Tripura have a far reaching decision of Hotels in Tripura to browse. These inns pander to the need of each taste and even suit the pocket of each visitor. There are countless in Tezpur that indulge the prerequisites of different sorts of guests from business to relaxation explorers.

On the premise of the civilities the lodgings in Tripura give they can be comprehensively named Luxury inns, Economy inns and Budget lodgings in Hotels in Tripura. A percentage of the normal offices and administrations gave by the lodgings are STD or ISD offices in room, generally outfitted AC and Non AC Rooms with joined restroom, 24 hour room administration, steady supply of hot and cool water, restaurant and TV.

To advance tourism in the state, the Government has taken the activity and made various cabins and yatri niwas. The Tourist hotels of the state Government are accessible for visitors going by the state. A portion of the Government convenience offices in Tripura are as per the following:

• Sagar Mahal Tourist Lodge
  Melaghar
  Sonamura
  
  
• Rajarshi Yatri Niwas
  Agartala
  
  
• Uttarmegh Tourist Lodge
  Halflongcherra
  Dharmanagar
  
  
• Raima Tourist lodge
  Jatanbari, Amarpur
  
  
• Tourist lodge at Phuldungsie
  Jampui hill
  
  
• Saheed Bhagat Singh Youth Hostel
  Agartala
  
  
• Matabari Pantha Niwas Near Tripureswari Temple Udaipur
  
  
• Uttarayan Pantha Niwas
  Near Railway Station
  Kumarghat
  
  

Some of the Private Tripura Hotels are:

• Hotel Welcome Palace Hari Gnaga Basak Road
  Agartala
  
  
• Hotel City Centre H.G.B.Road ,Madhyapara
  Agartala
  
  
• Hotel Minakshi,
  Hawkers Corner Road
  Agartala.
  
  
• Royal Guest House Palace Compound
  Agartala,
  
  
• Hotel Radha International
  54,Central Road
  Agartala.
  
  
• Hotel Amber
  13,Sakuntala Road, Agartala.
  
  
• Deep Guest House,
  L. N. Bari Road
  Agartala.
  
  
• Hotel Haven
  H.G.B.Road
  Agartala. 

Travel Map of Tripura

Travel to Mizoram

The idyllic state of Mizoram is perched on the tip of the northeastern border of India.

Legend has it that, the Mizos emerged from a large rock known as Chhinlung. Two of the Ralte clan made a great noise while coming out. This annoyed "Pathian", the Mizo God, who felt that too many have been allowed to step out, so closed the door with a large rock.

This way, the entire land of Mizoram lingers in myths and mystery. Anthropologically the mongoloid people of Mizoram trace their ancestry in China and Myanmar. In 1986, the region became a full-fledged state of Indian Union.

The land promises you unbroken solitude as you travel to Mizoram. Mist clad peaks, lush green valleys, gushing streams and quaint tribal villages combine into Mizoram to offer you a perfect holiday retreat.

How to Reach Mizoram

The state of Mizoram lies sandwiched between Myanmar, Bangladesh and the states of Tripura, Assam and Manipur. With its steep mountains, verdant valleys, cascading waterfalls, placid lakes and of course myriad wild lives, the land of Mizoram is bound in unmatched tranquility.

It is hard to ignore the invitation to Mizoram. Although Mizoram lies in a corner of North Eastern India, reaching Mizoram is not a worry at all.

By Air

Mizoram has its airport in the capital city of Aizawl. Several airlines operate regular flights to and from Aizawl. Important cities in the rest of India like Kolkata, Imphal are linked to Aizawl by air.

By Road

The road network in Mizoram is quite convenient. National Highway 54 connects the capital city Aizawl with the rest of the country through Silchar. Aizawl is also accessible from other important northeastern cities in India like Shillong (450kms) and Guwahati (506kms).

By Rail
Mizoram does not have any Railway Station in its boundary. The most convenient Railway Station is Silchar, which is a 6/8 hours drive from Aizawl. Silchar is serviced by important trains and is linked to the rest of India with convenient Railway network.

Places to See in Mizoram

Tualchang
Tualchang is the biggest monolith in Mizoram. Tualchang is situated near Tualchang village in the Aizwal district. Tualchang is a line of stone blocks.

Sibuta Lung
Sibuta Lung is one of the most popular sites in Mizoram. Sibuta Lung is a memorial stone that was erected about 300 years by the Palian chief. The memorial Sibuta Lung offers a story of jilted love and lust for revenge.

Tomb of Vanhimailian
Tomb of Vanhimailan was bulit in the memory of Vanhimailan Sailo. Vanhimailian Sailo was a great chief who ruled over Champhai. It overlooks the vast Champhai plain. Champhai is situated in the Aizawl District and is about 194 km from Aizawl in Mizoram India.

Phawngui
Phawngui, also known as the Blue Mountain, is the highest peak of Mizoram and is considered to be the abode of Gods. Phawngpui located in the Chhimtuipui district, is famous for rhododendron and orchids. With spectacular trees and flowers of all colours, Phawngpui presents a fairytale view of the blue hazed hills, and vales unfolding below.

Mangkahia Lung
Mangkahia Lung is a memorial stone which was erected in the memory of Mangkhaia in 1700 AD. It is a very large memorial stone also called Mangkhaia's stone. Mangkahia Lung is 5 m high with heads of mithun (the animal found in the northeast India) engraved on it.

Dampa Sanctuary
In the northwestern tip of Mizo Hills. The sanctuary houses swamp deer, tiger, leopard, elephant and hoolock gibbon.

                                                     Shopping in Mizoram
Like the entire northeastern region of India, Mizoram has also a rich tradition of handicrafts, which make for wonderful shopping in Mizoram. The handicrafts of Mizoram have a distinct identity, which is hard to conceptualize unless you see them. And seeing would definitely lead you to shopping in Mizoram.

The Mizos are great weavers. The tradition is deeply rooted in their tribal consciousness. They prefer to stick to a certain pattern of designs and motifs, which has become a part of their heritage.

Along with that, Mizoram boasts of plenty of bamboo productions. Naturally the Mizo artisans are traditionally skilled in making fantastic items made of bamboo, such as: baskets, utensils, hats, flower vases and furniture. Be it an objet d'art or a utility article, shopping in Mizoram must include an item or two made of Bamboo.

 Travel Map of Mizoram

Travel to Jharkhand

The state of Jharkhand is carved out of Bihar. The state is more prominent for the abundance of minerals underground and India's most renowned heavy industries.

Located in the forest tracks of Chhotanagpur plateau, Jharkhand is aptly called "The queen of Chhotanagpur".

The state has a rich history as old as the Harappan civilization. The discovery of Harappan pottery in Hazaribagh speaks for its antiquity. The region had also played significant role in India's freedom struggle. The heroic legend of Birsa Munda is still alive in people's memory.

How to Reach Jharkhand

The state of Jharkhand is one of the youngest ones in India. Earlier most of the state was part of the state of Bihar. The state capital Ranchi previously was the summer capital of Bihar. Although very young, Jharkhand is not hard to access. A number of industrial hubs are strategically located within Jharkhand and are served by strong communication network.

By Air

Jharkhand has a domestic airport in Ranchi, which is connected by regular flights with Kolkata, Patna, Mumbai & New Delhi.

By Rail

The main Railway Station in Jharkhand is also located in Ranchi. South Eastern Railways connect it to other major cities like Patna , Rourkela by regular trains. Another important railway station is in Hazaribagh. 

By Road

Ranchi is located at the junction of National Highways 23 and 33. Extensive road network is under construction to facilitate road transport in the area and make Jharkhand easily accessible from any corner of the country.

                           Places to See in Jharkhand


The territory of Jharkhand possesses a wide range of tourist's sites that attracts tourists from the different parts of the world to come to the territory of Jharkhand. Among the major sites that contribute towards tourism at Jharkhand are:

Ranchi Hills
Ranchi Hill is one of the finest tourist destinations in Jharkhand. Surrounded by serene beauty all around and standing at a height of 2140 feet, the hill is an ideal retreat from the hustle and bustle of the busy cities. The greenery all around is a delight to one's eyes.

Ranchi Hill of Jharkhand is situated in the center of the Ranchi city. The capital city of Jharkhand is accessible by airways, roadways and railways from various parts of India. Moreover, accommodation at Ranchi is not difficult as there are various hotels in different parts of the city.

The main attraction of Ranchi Hill in Jharkhand is its shape. The hill is located on a flat land and looks amazing when viewed from a distance. Moreover, the hill top offers a breath taking view of the whole Ranchi city.

Another attraction on the Ranchi Hill at Jharkhand is the temple of Lord Shiva which is considered very sacred. The temple remains crowded during the Shravanmas by the devotees for whom it is as sacred as the Baijnath Dham of Deoghar.

An artificial lake is located on the Jharkhand Ranchi Hill. It is known as Ranchi Lake. Boating facilities are provided in this lake. Take this trip for it offers you a chance to explore the natural wonders of Ranchi.

Daasam Falls
Dassam Falls is one of the most important tourist destinations in Jharkhand. It is one of the finest waterfalls in the whole north eastern region of India. The fall is also known as Dassam Ghagh. Dassam Falls of Jharkhand attract not only national but also international tourists.

Dassam Falls in Jharkhand is situated near Taimara village on Tata-Ranchi highway road. It is only 40 kilometers away from the state capital Ranchi. The river that forms the magnificent fall is Kanchi River. When it falls from the height of 144 feet, it becomes the Dassam Falls.

The scene of water getting down with such huge force is unnerving. The sound of water echoes all around the place. Dassam falls of Jharkhand is one of the finest tourist attractions in Jharkhand. It is a perfect place to go out for excursion or picnic with your near and dear ones.

Sun Temple
The Sun Temple of Jharkhand is constructed by a charitable trust named Sanskrit Vihar under the leadership of Shri Ram Maroo, the managing director of Ranchi Express. Any one who visits the temple is mesmerized not only by its beauty but also by the exquisite surrounding which add glow to its lavish design.

Sun Temple at Jharkhand is situated near Bundu stand on Tata-Ranchi highway. The temple is ideally situated away from the hustle and bustle of the crowded and noisy city amidst the beauty of nature. Sun Temple in Jharkhand is easily approachable through the metaled road from Ranchi by hiring a car or catching a bus.

Even the route to reach the Sun Temple in Jharkhand through Ranchi is very beautiful. The route offers some of the finest picturesque locales of Chhota Nagpur Plateau region. So if you wish, you can go out on an excursion to the Sun Temple wherein you can enjoy amidst the scenic pleasure and also explore the nature's bounty.

Jamshedpur

The venue entitled Jamshedpur in nestled in the heart of Jharkhand and was the inspiration of Jamshedji Nusserwanji Tata who had laid the foundation stone of this scintillating locale.

The splendid ambiance prevailing in Jamshedpur is a direct consequence of being silhouetted against the backdrop of the magniloquent knolls known as Dalma Hills and also spanned by the emerald blue waters of the Subarnarekha and Kharkai.

Being aptly positioned in the eastern facet of the Singbhum district and also on the Chota Nagpur Plateau, Jamshedpur of Jharkhand proudly homes Tata Steel, the maiden Iron and Steel Plant in India. It was Lord Chelmsford, who had coined the name of this city to pay tribute to the great personality of Jamshedji Nusserwanji Tata in the year 1919.

Baidyanath Dham
Since, time immemorial, the tales of Hindu mythology have mesmerized innumerable souls, not only in India but all across the globe. Amongst the innumerable Hindu deities, the rebellion Lord Shiva, who is revered to be one of the most robust and glorious epitome of strength also happens to be the chief divinity in the temple in Baidyanath Dham.

The shrine consecrated to Lord Shiva in Baidyanath Dham stands at a staggering 72 feet from the ground and is dowered with a pyramid shaped tower. The verandah that had been constructed in the northern facet of the Temple at Baidyanath Dham serves to be the venues where the 'lingam' or the image of Lord Shiva is bathed with an invigorating blend of milk and water. The lingam is actually a humongous slab of basalt, roughly cylindrical in structure with 5 inch diameter.

Shopping in Jharkhand

Shopping in Jharkhand mainly consists of tribal handicrafts. The population of Jharkhand is dominated by several groups of tribes who have developed over ages a rich tradition of arts and crafts.

The expert hands of the artisans of Jharkhand work out exquisite variety of handicrafts. Until the government of the new state focused its attention, some traditional handicrafts were pushed to the verge of extinction due to lack of promotion and conservation. You may be still lucky enough to grab an item or two of rare Paitkar Paintings or Stone carving while shopping in Jharkhand.

For shopping in Jharkhand, you would have check out at the private shops and local markets. Government Emporia are yet to make it big in the newborn state. Street-side vendors often offer great variety and good bargain.

Tourist Map of Jharkhand

Travel to Uttar Pradesh

Strategically located in the northern part of India (as the very name suggests), Uttar Pradesh has consistently dominated the politics of India to a large extent. Since Independence in 1947 till date the state has produced seven Prime Ministers out of ten in the country.

Since times immemorial, several culture and tradition has blossomed in the soil of Uttar Pradesh. Myth, religion and history have engaged into a curious interplay in the land to give birth to a number of interesting destinations.

The foremost of all is definitely fabled Taj Mahal, which is as much as the emblem of Indian tourism. No word would be sufficient to describe the beauty of the monument, which is one of the Seven Wonders of the World. Travel to Uttar Pradesh to see how the genius of men has created sheer poetry out solid marbles.

A travel to Uttar Pradesh would take you to Varanasi the oldest living city of the world. Thousands of years old temples and the Indian monks would take you to a quaint journey to the past.

How to Reach Uttar Pradesh

Uttar Pradesh is popularly known as the land of fabled Taj Mahal. The state also has a few more internationally renowned destinations within it, like: Varanasi, Lucknow. Innumerable tourists visit the state every year in lure of these destinations and many others. Tourism is considered a foremost industry in Uttar Pradesh and it contributes a lot to the state's economy. This has led to a substantial growth of infrastructure in Uttar Pradesh.

By Air

The state has four domestic airports in it, namely: Agra, Kanpur, Lucknow, and Varanasi. So all major destinations have own airport near it. They are connected by regular flights of important public and private airlines to cities like Delhi, Mumbai.

By Road

An extensive road network covers the state thoroughly. National Highways 2, 25, 26, 27, 29, and 45 and a number of State Highways run through the state. Agra, the most famous destination in Uttar Pradesh is nearly 4 hours drive from Delhi.

By Train

Notable tourist destinations in the state, viz: Agra, Varanasi, Lucknow are conveniently networked by Railways with the rest of the country. Many express, super-fast and passenger trains service these stations on a regular basis.

Places to See in Uttar Pradesh

Talking about Uttar Pradesh tourist destinations, one can talk elaborately on the picturesque sites of the Himalayan foot-hills! Uttar Pradesh tourist destinations, set amid the beautiful landscape of the Himalayas, is indeed, a delight to the tourists!

Agra
Taj Mahal, Red Fort and Fatehpur Sikri make Agra one of most sought-after destinations in the world. Agra is known for its culture, art, and religious philosophies that have enriched human thought over centuries.Agra houses one of the seven wonders of the world - Taj Mahal. More Details... How to Reach Agra

By Air
Agra is connected to Delhi, Khajuraho and Varanasi by Indian Airlines. Kheria Airport is located at a distance of about 9 kilometer from Government of India Tourist Office.

By Rail
Agra is a prominent railway junction on main rail routes to the south, east, and west. Shatabdi Express (between Delhi and Bhopal) and Taj Express (between Delhi and Gwalior) make Agra easily accessible.

By Road
A few important road distances from Agra are Bharatpur - 54 kilometer., Delhi - 204 kilometer, and Gwalior - 119 kilometer. 
 Tourist Attractions in Agra

Taj Mahal

Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan built Taj Mahal as a memento of his favorite Queen, Mumtaz. It was completed in 1653 AD. It is one of India's most beautiful monuments.

Sikandra Fort

It reflects the philosophy and secular outlook of Akbar in its blend of the best of Hindu and Muslim architecture. It was completed by his son Jahangir in 1613 AD.

Agra Fort
Mughal Emperor Akbar started the construction of this fort in 1565 AD.

 

Though it was finally completed during the time of his grandson Shah Jahan.

Itmad-Ud-Daulah
It is the tomb of Mirza Ghyas Beg, a Persian who served in Akbar's Court.

 

The tomb was built by Emperor Jahangir's Queen, Noorjahan during 1622-1628 AD.

Radha Swami Samadhi
The holy ashes of the founder of Radhaswami religion are preserved here.

There is a beautiful temple in the premises.

Allahabad
According to Hindu mythology, Allahabad was given the status of the king of all pilgrimage center by Lord Brahma, the creator god.
Allahabad is located at a distance of 128 kilometer from Varanasi at the confluence of three rivers namely Ganga, Yamuna and Saraswati. It is one of the oldest cities of India and a pilgrimage spot. Allahabad is famous for the Kumbh and Ardh Kumbh Melas. 

How to Reach Allahabad

By Air
The near airports are located at Varanasi (147 kilometer) and Lucknow (210 kilometer).

By Train
Important cities like Kolkata, Delhi, Patna, Guwahati, Chennai, Mumbai, Gwalior, Meerut, Lucknow, Kanpur, and Varanasi have direct rail connections with Allahabad.

By Road
Allahabad is situated on National Highways 2 and 27. Agra - 433 kilometer, Kanpur - 200 kilometer, and Ahmedabad - 1207 kilometer.

Tourist Attractions in Allahabad

Sangam
Here the three holy rivers Ganga, Yamuna, and Saraswati merge into one.

During the Kumbh Mela and the Ardh Kumbh, it comes alive with millions of devotees from all over the country.

Allahabad Fort
Emperor Akbar built this lofty fort in 1583 AD on the bank of river Yamuna.

A polished sandstone Ashokan pillar as old as 232 BC stands inside the fort.

All Saints Cathedral
It is perhaps the finest Anglican cathedral in Asia. It is dedicated to the memory of all those people who have faith in God. It is a specimen of 13th century Gothic architectural style.

It was designed by Sir William Emerson and reflects colonial architecture.

Hanuman Temple
The Hanuman Temple is located near Sangam. It has the largest image of Lord Hanuman.

Jawahar Planetarium

It offers a celestial trip. A moon model is displayed in the planetarium.

Varanasi

Varanasi is an old living city of the world. Buddhist scriptures as well as the epic Mahabharata contains one of the earliest descriptions of Varanasi. Its connection with myths, legends and religion attracts a large number of pilgrims from all over the world.Varanasi's prominence in Hindu mythology is unquestionable. More Details...

Varanasi, aka Benaras, is the vital part of Uttar Pradesh tourist destinations. The major locations in Varanasi that is worth seeing are:

    Ghats
    Sarnath
    Ramnagar
    Ashokan Pillars


How to Reach Varanasi
By Air
Indian Airlines flights fly to Babatpur Airport. This airport is 22 kilometer away from Varanasi and 30 kilometer away from Sarnath. A direct daily flight flies between Varanasi and New Delhi.

By Train
Varanasi is a prominent rail junction. Trains from all metros and major cities across the country travel to the city. A few important trains from Varanasi station are Kashi Vishwanath Express (Varanasi-Delhi), Shramjivi Express (Patna- Varanasi-Delhi), Farakka Express (MaldaTown-Varanasi-Bhiwani), and Saryu-Yamuna Express (Muzzafarpur-Varanasi-Delhi).

By Road
Varanasi is connected to the rest of India by motorable roads. Some important road distances are: Agra - 565 kilometer, Allahabad - 128 kilometer, and Bhopal - 791 kilometer.

Tourist Attractions in Varanasi

Shri Kashi Vishwanath Mandir
It is also known as Golden Temple. The temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva, the presiding deity in Varanasi. More than the Ghats and the Ganga, the Shivalinga in the temple is the devotional focus of Varanasi.

Central Institute of Higher Tibetan Studies : In the entire world, it is the only institute of its kind.

It imparts education in the Tibetan language. It is presently located at Sarnath. It is famous for its rare collection of Tibetan manuscripts, Buddhist texts and other journals.

Maharaja Banaras Vidya Mandir Museum
Maharaja Balwant Singh (1740-70 AD) originally built Ramnager fort. The Banaras Vidya Mandir Museum is situated in the Ramnager fort.

The museum collection includes textiles, pieces of decorative arts, old palkis, furniture and manuscripts.

                            Shopping in Uttar Pradesh
Shopping in Uttar Pradesh is a veritable delight. The state has a rich tradition of handicrafts, which make for the popular items for shopping in Uttar Pradesh

Stone carving, embroidery and weaving have attained a height of perfection at then skilled hands of artisans in Uttar Pradesh. While Mathura and Varanasi have developed the stone carving, Agra and Lucknow the state capital is the seat of embroidery in Uttar Pradesh.

In anywhere in Uttar Pradesh you would find exquisite stone carved items like: marble boxes, wall plates, table tops and not to mention the numerous replicas of the Taj Mahal. Most of them are made of marble, sandstone, and precious and semi precious stones. The Chikankari embroidery of Lucknow and Zardozi of Agra are overwhelmingly beautiful art works, which would leave you spoilt for choice while shopping in Uttar Pradesh.

Besides, there are many other items for shopping in Uttar Pradesh, like leatherwork in Kanpur, glassware of Firozabad.

While shopping in Uttar Pradesh, look for:

Zardozi	Stone carved artifacts
Silk Saris	Glassware
Chikankari	Leather Craft
Jewelry	Pottery
Metalware	Bangles

You can shop virtually anywhere in the state. Most notable destinations and cities have abundant government emporia and private shops offering you various options for shopping in Uttar Pradesh. The colorful bazaars with the assortment of variegated artifacts would offer you a visual treat

Hotels in Uttar Pradesh

Uttar Pradesh is a union of culture and nature. As a result, people come to this state throughout the year. There are many tourists as well as religious places in the state which are visited by thousands of tourist every year. To accommodate the tourists and travellers, Uttar Pradesh has many hotels which cater to all kind of travellers. There are budget hotels, mid-range hotels to luxurious five star hotels and resorts. So, accommodation in Uttar Pradesh is not so difficult. Some of the popular hotels in Uttar Pradesh are:

• The Oberoi Amarvilas, Agra
• Trident, Agra
• Radisson Blu Agra Taj East Gate
• Hotel Rivatas by Ideal, Varanasi
• Vivanta by Taj - Gomti Nagar, Lucknow
• The Continental Clarks Inn, Lucknow
• Hotel Yatrik, Allahabad
• Brijwasi Lands Inn, Mathura
• Clarks Inn Bareilly
• Godwin Hotel, Meerut
• Little Chef Hotel, Kanpur

 Travel Map of Uttar Pradesh

Travel to Bihar

Bihar travel and tourism features a large number of tourist destinations spread in various parts of the state. It is located in northern India along the eastern Gangetic Plains. Bihar has a significant place in the cultural history of India for being the birthplace of Buddhism and Jainism. Tourists can encounter some of the finest Mughal and Hindu architectural expertise in this place.

Bihar was the cradle of a thriving ancient civilization, an epicenter where some of the major religions of India like Buddhism and Jainism originated and Hinduism gained momentum.

The state draws its name from 'vihara', meaning Buddhist monastery since the place in the past was a major learning centre of Buddhism.
                              
The antiquity of Bihar dates back to some 6the century BC. This is where Bhagwan Mahavira was born in Vaishali and Lord Buddha attained 'enlightenment' under the Bodhi Tree at Bodhgaya . Since then the land has seen the rise and fall of dynasties like - the Guptas, the Palas and the subsequent Muslim rule.

The sacred river of the Ganges flows through the state splitting it into two parts. This has rendered the land fertile and plentiful. Bihar is also rich in minerals underground contributing significantly to the national wealth creation.

Bihar is better known as a pilgrimage destination. A number of Buddhist destinations result in a trail of pilgrimages who travel to Bihar in lure of the old ruins and ancient religious scripts. A lot of people travel to Bihar because of the holy sites of the Jains and the Hindus.

                                     Best time to visit

The ideal time for traveling in Bihar is between October and March when the weather remains salubrious.

                                                 How to Reach Bihar
Conveniently located in the eastern part of India, Bihar is a land-locked state, which has facilitated the communication to Bihar from any part of India. Bihar is well connected to the rest of India with a network of air, road and rail.

How to Reach Bihar is here to help you find ways to reach the city of Bihar.

By Air

Bihar has an airport in its capital city Patna, which is connected by air with Delhi, Mumbai, Lucknow, Kolkata. Katmandu, the capital of Nepal also has regular flight connection to Patna.

Major airlines of India, namely: Indian Airlines, Spice Jet, Jet Airways, IndoGo Airlines and other carriers operate regular flights to and from Patna.

By Rail

A large number of major and minor places within the state are networked by train services of Indian Railways. Even the state is serviced by important super fast trains like Rajdhani Express and Shatabdi Express.

By Road

An extensive network of National Highways Numbers: 2, 23, 28, 30, 31 and 33 and state highways, running through the state, connect it with important cities all over India. Internal road network within the state connects Patna to Vaishali (55 km), Nalanda (90 km), Bodh Gaya (110 km) and other tourist destinations. Bihar State Tourist development Corporation (BSTDC) takes care of the commuting requirements of the tourists traveling to and from the state of Bihar.

Places to See in Bihar

Prestshila Hills

Category : Nature
Gaya is a place known to the Hindus as one of the 'Dhamas' or the most sacred places for pilgrimage and is guarded on one side by the Prestshila Hills, Gaya. On the side opposite to the Prestshila Hills, Gaya lies the Ramshila hills.

The Prestshila Hills, Gaya in Bihar is a legendary place in Bihar. It is said that there used to be a demon called Gaya who was very much shocked at the distress caused by death. He expressed his sorrow to Lord Vishnu. Lord Vishnu was very happy to see that a demon had such a kind heart and gave him a boon by virtue of which he could forgive the sinners.

Prestshila Hills, Gaya of Bihar is situated at a distance of 100 kilometers to the south of Patna. The age old town of Gaya is of tremendous importance to the Hindus as well as the Buddhists.

Pawapuri
Category : History & Culture
Pawapuri in Bihar is a holy place especially for the Jains. It lies at a distance of 38 kilometers from Rajgir and 101 kilometers from Patna. It is the place where Lord Mahavira, the last Tirthankara and the founder of Jainism breathed his last breath. Pawapuri of Bihar is the place where the great Lord was cremated in about 500 BC.

The people took away so much of ashes from the places around the funeral pyre of Lord Mahavira that it created a water tank over there. A marble temple called the "Jalmandir" was then constructed in the center of the tank. It is at present a great center of pilgrimage for the Jains in and around Pawapuri. Here you will find also the Jain temple called Samosharan.

The best time to make a trip to Pawapuri is in the months of October to March. While in Pawapuri make it a point to visit the following places:

• Jalmadir
• Samosharan

The chief sightseeings from Pawapuri may be planned for:

• Rajgir
• Gaya
• Bodhgaya

People come from far and wide places to Pawapuri of Bihar to see:

• Rajgir Dance Festival
• Chath Puja
• Arts and crafts

You can reach Pawapuri by:

• Air: Patna is 101 kilometers away and is the nearest airport. Indian Airlines fly from Patna to Kolkata, Mumbai, Delhi, Ranchi as well as Lucknow.
  
  
• Rail: The nearest railway station is Rajgir but the major railhead is at Patna.
  
  
• Road: You can reach there by taking a bus or taxi from Patna, Rajgir, Gaya, etc

Valmiki Nagar 
Category : History & Culture
Valmiki Nagar in Bihar is a small village in the West Champaran. It lies on the Indo Nepal border. The village lies at a distance of 42 kilometers from Bagaha.

Valmiki Nagar of Bihar houses a Valmiki Ashram after the name of Maharishi Valmiki who was the composer of the great Indian epic, the Ramayana. It is known that he was at first a person who sustained his living on the things snatched away from others when he was used to be called Ratnakara. But later he was repentant and decided to take penance. He was then blessed and instructed to compile the life of the Lord.

A festival is held every year in Valmiki Nagar in Bihar during the time of Makar Sankranti.

The river called Gandak adds to the beauty of the Valmiki Nagar at Bihar. To make the irrigation system more improved, the government has built a barrage on the Gandak river.

Bodhgaya

Bodhgaya is the most important pilgrimage center of the Buddhist. Bodhgaya is situated by the Niranjana river which is about 12 kilometers from Gaya in Bihar state. Bodhgaya in Bihar attracts Buddhists from all around the globe to this holy land of Buddha.

Bodhgaya in Bihar was a place where Lord Buddha attained enlightenment. The 'Bodhi tree' or Pipal tree is called the tree of awakening where Lord Buddha attained enlightenment and was believed to be destroyed by Mauryan emperor Ashoka. The giant Bodhi Tree that persists at the back of the Maha Bodi Temple is believed to be a part of the original Bodhi tree in Bodhgaya.

Patna

The Patna city is known to be the religious centre of Sikhs, Jains, Buddhists and Hindus. Home to a varied number of tourist attractions, Patna is known to have had around 2.4 million tourists, as estimated in 2005. It is famous as a religious as well as cultural hub for visitors. 

The city is world famous for the Patna Sahib Gurudwara, built in remembrance of the birthplace of Guru Gobind Singh Ji, the tenth Guru of the Sikhs. Various ancient monuments such as the ruins of Pataliputra at Kumhrar and Agam Kuan reflect the historical background of Patna. The Golghar and the Secretariat building are the perfect examples of British architecture.

                                 Shopping in Bihar

Shopping in Bihar also can turn out a delightful experience for a discerning shopper if you know what to buy and where.

Handicrafts of Bihar

Madhubani School of painting is rich tradition in Bihar, is extremely famous handicraft of Bihar. Bihari women generally carry over this school of folk painting from generation to generation. It illustrates mythological themes, incorporating images of local deities as well as Hindu gods and goddesses.

Popular shopping items of Bihar

While shopping in Bihar, you will get get of the following in wide varieties.

• Stone and bead-jewellery
• Hand-painted wall hangings
• Miniatures in paper and leaves
• Applique work on fabric
• Stone pottery
• Bamboo and cane work
• Wooden stools
• Leather goods
• "Tilcoot" - a kind of sweet

 Travel Map of Bihar

Travel To Chhattisgarh

The state of Chhattisgarh came into being only in the beginning of this millennium. In November 2000, Chhattisgarh has been carved out of Madhya Pradesh to form the 26th state of the Indian Union.

Chhattisgarh welcomes you with a veritable green carpet as you travel to Chhattisgarh. Chhattisgarh is exceptionally endowed with a huge 12% share of India's forestland and a plethora of mineral resources including diamond.

Historians say the ancient Dandakaranya, which is today a part of Chhattisgarh was peopled by the earliest inhabitants of India. The place finds mention in the ancient epics like the Ramayana and the Mahabharata.

A powerful Rajput family, known as the Kalchuri dynasty, had ruled this region between 10th to 16th centuries. There were 18 Garhs (Forts) to the north of river Shivnath and another 18 forts to the south of the river all of which belonged the Kalchuris. Hence, the total of 36 (Chhattis in Hindi) Garhs (Forts) formed the basis of naming this region as Chhattisgarh.

How to Reach Chhattisgarh

The state of Chhattisgarh sounds inviting with its lure of virgin forests, meandering rivers, waterfalls, ancient caves and temples and rich tribal population.

Worried about how to reach Chhattisgarh? Located in the central part of India, the state of Chhattisgarh is completely land-locked, which has provided the state with easy means of communication from any part of the country. So the question how to reach Chhattisgarh should bother you the least.

By Air

Chhattisgarh has a domestic airport, which is linked, to almost all major airports in the country. Indian Airlines operates regular flights to and from Raipur.

By Rail

Two major railway stations in Chhattisgarh- Raipur and Bilaspur- connect the major railway stations in India. Since Raipur comes almost in the middle point between Mumbai and Howrah, two most important railway stations in west and east India respectively, it is served by important trains regularly.

By Road

Road-network in Chhattisgarh is excellent. The NH 6, NH 16 and NH 43 are the national highways that connect all the major cities and towns of Chhattisgarh to other parts of the country.

Places to See in Chhattisgarh

Kawardha
Category : History & Culture
The small age-old town of Kawardha is a tranquil retreat offering breathtaking views of nature and a rich tribal life. 

The royal palace of Kawardha introduces you to some finer glimpses of Indian royalty. The palace was built in the year 1936-37. The palace now caters to the accommodation needs of the tourists. Besides, the city also has a Radha Krishna Temple which is another source of attraction for the tourist. Bhoramdeo Mandawa Mahal and the Madan Manjari Mahal are other places worth a visit in Kawardha. 

Chitrakote Falls
Category : Nature
These horse shoe shaped waterfalls are 100 feet in height. One can often spot beautiful birds sitting at the corner of these waterfalls adding to the beauty of the place.

The noise created by the falls is so loud that it is almost impossible to hear anything behind their noise. The falls are extremely beautiful to look at during the rainy season when the water acquires the brown color due to erosion of soil.

Kanker
Category : Nature
This thousand year old town offers a splendid combination of forest, waterfalls and exquisite tribal villages for the amusement of the visitors.

The palace at Kanker is still resided by the royal family of the area. The palace attracts a large number of tourists visiting the city of Chhattisgarh.

Champaran
Category : History & Culture
The city of Champaran was the birthplace of Saint Vallabhacharya. Here, the birth anniversary of the revered saint is celebrated every in the months of April-May.

It is one occasion that witnesses a large conglomeration of people to the place. An annual fair held in the months of Jan- Feb also attract a lot of visitors to the place.

Indravati National Park
Category : Wild Life
Indravati National Park boasts of being the only tiger reserve in the state of Chhattisgarh. One can spot a wide variety of wildlife here.

Apart from these the state boasts of 3 National Parks and 11 Wildlife Sanctuaries with a multitude of wildlife. Among these, Kanger Ghati National Park and Achanakmar Sanctuary are important tourist attractions in Chhattisgarh. Some endangered species like wild buffalo and hill myna are spotted here.

Shopping in Chhattisgarh

Shopping in Chhattisgarh is a delightful experience. The tribes of Chhattisgarh are amazingly skilled in making a wide variety of handicrafts. Such handicrafts have already earned worldwide acclaim and make wonderful showpiece, gift or utility item. So great is the attraction of these handicrafts, shopping in Chhattisgarh is almost an irresistible activity for the tourists who come to visit Chhattisgarh.

Popular shopping items in Chhattisgarh are: Woodcrafts and bamboo crafts
Bell metal items
Wrought iron items
Terracotta
Stone-sculpting
Cotton fabrics

Such variety and degree of craftsmanship is not a common sight else where in India and possibly the world too. You might be spoilt for choice while shopping in Chhattisgarh.

To facilitate your shopping in Chhattisgarh, there are countless Government Emporia and private shops dotted in all over Chhattisgarh.

Popular Hotels in Chhattisgarh

A Chhattisgarh hotels location map will help you locate the following popular hotels in the state.

•     Center Point Hotel
•     Palace Kawardha
•     ANS International Hotel
•     Hotel Amit Regency
•     Hotel Mid Town
•     Hotel Maurya
•     Hotel Madhuban
•     Lovely Palace Hotel
•     Sagar International
•     Royal Palace
•     Himalaya Park Hotel
•     Naman Bastar Resort
•     Rainbow Hotel
•     Bastar Royal Farm

 Travel Map of Chhattisgarh

 

Arunachal Pradesh Tourism

Arunachal Pradesh tourism implies a vivid tour throughout the territory of Arunachal Pradesh. Arunachal Pradesh is known as the 'nature's treasure trove'. Therefore, tourism in Arunachal Pradesh calls for a delightful tour across the enchanting valleys, romantic peaks, beautiful districts and scintillating rivers.

                                   

Arunachal Pradesh is known as the 'Land of the Dawn-lit Mountains'; tourists from across the world come to Arunachal Pradesh to see the picturesque beauty of the territory. Arunachal Pradesh is situated at the foothills of Himalayas; it is this picturesque setting of Arunachal Pradesh that attracts a large number of tourists to come to Arunachal Pradesh.

Moreover, the places of interest that deserve a special mention in tourism of Arunachal Pradesh are:

• Buddhist Temple –
The Buddhist Temple is a stupa which largely reflects the Tibetan influence in Arunachal Pradesh. The location of Buddhist Temple is such that it provides a scintillating view of the city of Itanagar.


• Jawaharlal Nehru State Museum –
The Jawaharlal Nehru State Museum holds a wonderful collection art and architecture, musical instruments, religious articles, textile, ornaments, weapons, etc. The Museum remains open on all days, except Monday, for the tourist to visit and the Museum and explore the majestic past of the land.


• Ita Fort –
Ita Fort is an old fort, which is situated at Papum Pare district. The three gates on the three sides of the fort is said to be built by the Ahom rulers and it is estimated that about 80 lakhs bricks and 45 cubic meters of stone were used to build the Fort.

Besides, the aforesaid site, some of the other sites that play a vital role in tourism at Arunachal Pradesh are:

• Mouling National Park
• Bhishmaknagar Fort
• Buddhist Gompa
• Namdapha National Park
• Malinithan
• Tipi Orchidarium
• Parasuram Kund, etc.

Moreover, due to easy accessibility of Arunachal Pradesh to and from the different parts of India, is also instrumental towards enhancing the prospects of Arunachal Pradesh tourism. The availability of the different modes of transport like buses, cars, taxis, railways, air planes, etc. has largely enhanced tourism in Arunachal Pradesh. 

How to Reach?

By Air

The nearest airport to Arunachal Pradesh is Lilabari (North Lakhimpur) in Assam, 57 kms from Naharlagun and 67 kms from the capital, Itanagar. Direct flight to Tezpur in Assam (216 kms from Itanagar) from Calcutta, operated by Indian Airlines is available on Wednesdays, Fridays and Sunday. Though it does not have an airport, the state is well connected by air now. Helicopter services have been introduced in the state. The service is operated by Pawan Hans Helicopters Limited. The service provides daily shuttle trips between Guwahati in Assam and Naharlagun in Arunachal Pradesh

The helicopter services are

	DAUPHIN SERVICE								Ref.
	Arr.	Station	Dep.	Flying time	Arr.	Station	Dep.	Flying time
SUNDAY		OFF DAY					OFF DAY
		Naharlagun	8.00	0.40
	8.40	Mohanbari	9.00	0.20
	9.20	Namsai	9.25	0.40
	9.40	Tezu	9.45	0.40
MONDAY	10.05	Hayuliang	10.10	0.40	RATION SORTIES
	10.30	Tezu	10.35	0.40
	11.05	Mohanbari	11.25	0.40
	12.05	Naharlagun	12.25	1.10
	13.35	Guwahati	14.00	1.10
	15.10	Naharlagun
		Naharlagun	8.00	0.40
	8.40	Mohanbari	8.50	0.30
	9.20	Roing	9.25	0.30
	9.55	Annini	10.00	0.30
TUESDAY	10.30	Roing	10.35	0.10	RATION SORTIES
	10.45	Dambuk	10.50	0.10
	11.00	Roing	11.10	0.30
	11.40	Mohanbari	11.50	0.40
	12.30	Naharlagun	12.50	0.10
	14.00	Guwahati	14.30	0.10
	15.40	Naharlagun
		Naharlagun	8.00	0.40
	8.40	Mohanbari	9.00	0.25
	9.25	Pasighat	9.30	0.10
	9.40	Mebo	9.45	0.10
WEDNESDAY	9.55	Pasighat	10.00	0.25	RATION SORTIES
	10.25	Mohanbari	10.50	0.40
	11.30	Naharlagun	12.00	0.10
	13.10	Guwahati	14.00	0.10
	15.10	Naharlagun
		Naharlagun	8.00	0.40
	8.40	Mohanbari	8.50	0.25
	9.15	Pasighat	9.20	0.15
	9.35	Roing	9.40	0.10
	9.50	Dambuk	9.55	0.10
	10.05	Roing	10.10	0.15
	10.25	Pasighat	10.40	0.10
THURSDAY	10.50	Mebo	10.55	0.10	RATION SORTIES
	11.05	Pasighat	11.15	0.20
	11.35	Along	11.40	0.20
	12.00	Yingkiong	12.10	0.20
	12.30	Along	12.40	0.20
	13.00	Pasighat	13.20	0.25
	13.45	Mohanbari	14.00	0.40
	14.40	Naharlagun
		Naharlagun	8.00	0.40
	8.40	Mohanbari	9.00	0.40
FRIDAY	9.40	Naharlagun	10.30	1.10	RATION SORTIES
	11.40	Guwahati	13.30	1.10
	14.40	Naharlagun
		Naharlagun	8.00	0.40
	8.40	Mohanbari	8.50	0.20
	9.10	Namsai	9.15	0.15
	9.30	Tezu	9.35	0.20
Saturday	9.55	Hayuliang	10.00	0.20	RATION SORTIES
	10.20	Tezu	10.30	0.30
	11.00	Mohanbari	11.10	0.40
	11.50	Naharlagun	12.20	1.10
	13.30	Guwahati	14.30	1.10
	15.40	Naharlagun
*The helicopter service schedule is subject to change

By Rail

Arunachal Pradesh is yet to be connected with the rest of the country by the Rail. The nearest railway station is Harmutty (near Banderdewa) in Assam only 23 km from Naharlagun & 33 km from Itanagar. However, the nearest convenient railhead is North Lakhimpur in Assam, 50 km from Naharlagun & 60 km from Itanagar. For other important places, the nearest railway stations are Silapathar for Along, Tinsukia for Tezu, Ruksin (Murkong Selek) for Pasighat, Balipara for Bomdila / Tawang and Margherita for Namdapha.  

By Road

Arunachal Pradesh is well connected by roads. Interstate services are available from major towns of Arunachal Pradesh to various destinations in Meghalaya, Assam and Nagaland. The state owned Arunachal Pradesh State transport services and many operators ply these routes. Guwahati is at a distance of around 381 km from Itanagar. Distances of some important places in Arunachal Pradesh from Itanagar are Malinithan, 162 km; Bomdila, 360 km; Dirang, 403 km; Parasuram Kund, 795 km; Namdapha, 640 km; Ziro, 168 km; Pasighat, 280 km; and Along, 335 km.

Places to See in Arunachal Pradesh

Itanagar

This is the capital of the state and includes many tourist attractions of Arunachal Pradesh. The historical fort made of bricks from which the drives the name, is 14-15 centuries old. 

The Rajbhawan, the official residence of the Governor, Jawaharlal Nehru State Museum, the legendary Ganga Lake (Gyakar Sinyi) are also worth a visit.

Bomdila (8500 ft.)

 

Home to the tibes like Monpa, Sherdukpen, Aka (Hrusse), Miji and Begun (Khawas). Colourful gomphas tucked in the brilliant landscape makes it an ideal Himalayan destination.

Tawang

The meandering highland pass that leads to this picturesque valley itself is one of the tourist attractions of Arunachal Pradesh. 

This is the land of 400year old Tawang monastery, which is the birthplace of the sixth Dalai Lama. The monastery house gold lettered copies of sacred Buddhist script.

Akashiganga

Mythology again comes into play. When the Lord Shiva was frantically carrying the corpse of Parvati, his wife, Lord Vishnu cut her body into pieces with Sudharshan Chakra. 

One of the pieces fell in this area so the place is considered divine. The place also provides a magnificent bird's eye view of the Brahmaputra river glimmering far below.

WILDLIFE SANCTUARIES

• Pakhui Wildlife Sanctuary, Seijosa
• Itanagar Wild life Sanctuary, Naharlagun 

• Dr. D. Ering Memorial Wildlife Sanctuary, Pasighat
• Mehao Wildlife Sanctuary, Roing
• Kamlang Wildlife Sanctuary, Miao
• Eagle Nest Wildlife Sanctuary, Seijosa
• Kane Wildlife Sanctuary, Along

NATIONAL PARKS

• Namdhapa National Park (Tiger Project), Miao

• Mouling National Park, Jengging
• Sessa Orchid Sanctuary, Tipi
• Dihang-Debang Biosphere Reserve, Dibang Valley

One can spot a wide variety of wild lives including elephant, tiger, gaur, barking deer, black bear, red panda only to name a few.

Five major rivers - Kameng, Subansiri, Siang, Lohit and Tirap - branching out from the mighty Brahmaputra and countless other rivulets crisscross the mystic land. Alongwith the breathtaking view, they also offer good rafting and angling opportunity.

  

                            Hotels of Arunachal Pradesh

Initially untouched Arunachal Pradesh today is slowly and steadily evolving as a tourist hub. With the rising influx of tourists, both foreign and domestic, numerous hotels have started dotting the Union Territory. Arunachal Pradesh is home to a number of luxury, deluxe and budget hotels that are known for their hospitality and services.

Arunachal Pradesh is a northeastern state of India. The literary meaning of Arunachal Pradesh is the 'land of the dawn lit mountains' and 'Land of the rising sun'. The state is famous for its virgin natural beauty. The capital and the largest city of the state is Itanagar. Established in the year of 1987, Arunachal Pradesh is an apple of discord between India and China. Administrated by India, the territory of the state is also claimed by the neighboring country. More Detail...

Arunachal Pradesh Tourist Map