Itanagar Attractions
Itanagar is the capital of Arunachal Pradesh, located in the foothills of the Himalayas. The capital is divided into the Itanagar on the hilltop and the town of Naharlagun in the valley. The main tribe in Itanagar area is the Nishi or Nishing.
Itanagar experiences subtropical and alpine climates that make for pleasant weather all year. Monsoon rains occur between July and September.
Tourists are attracted to the natural beauty of this hill resort. One of the most popular tourist destinations in Itanagar is the Ita Fort built in the 14th C. The landmark Buddha Vihar has a yellow roof set among green gardens, it is another must see for visitors!
Itanagar experiences subtropical and alpine climates that make for pleasant weather all year. Monsoon rains occur between July and September.
Tourists are attracted to the natural beauty of this hill resort. One of the most popular tourist destinations in Itanagar is the Ita Fort built in the 14th C. The landmark Buddha Vihar has a yellow roof set among green gardens, it is another must see for visitors!
Ita Fort
Ita Fort is a massive structure built between the 14th and 15th C of brick. The fort was built in an irregular shape and has three gates on the eastern, western and southern sides.
The excavated ruins of this historical fort are a major tourist attraction in Itanagar. Situated at the heart of the capital, Ita Fort is where the town of Itanagar derived its name.
The excavated ruins of this historical fort are a major tourist attraction in Itanagar. Situated at the heart of the capital, Ita Fort is where the town of Itanagar derived its name.
Jawaharlal Nehru Museum
Jawaharlal Nehru Museum has several galleries featuring woodcarving, musical instruments, wooden implements, ceremonial objects, weapons and traditional textiles. The items on display provide a glimpse into the lifestyles and traditions of the Arunchal tribes.
Archeological findings from historic sites around Itanagar are also on display in the Jawaharlal Nehru Museum.
The museum also has a library and center for handicrafts specializing in traditional cane manufacturing.
Archeological findings from historic sites around Itanagar are also on display in the Jawaharlal Nehru Museum.
The museum also has a library and center for handicrafts specializing in traditional cane manufacturing.
