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State rank: 5 out of 16 Places To Visit In Arunachal Pradesh
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Ideal duration: 1-2 days
Best time: Oct-Apr (Read More)
Nearest Airport: Jorhat (Check Flights)
With the snow capped Himalayas towering on the northern end and the fertile Brahmaputra river plains on the southern, Itanagar is a natural paradise.
Recently opened to tourists by the government, the heritage and tribal culture of the city, which is decades and centuries old, is still intact. The 15th century Ita-Fort, legendary Ganga Lake which is locally known as Gyakar Sinyi and the Buddha Vihar, consecrated by Dalai Lama are among the most important attractions here. The amicable weather throughout the year makes it a tourist's delight. The town of Yupia shares it's attractions with Itanagar. Hence, the two can be covered simultaneously.
Hotel Pybss
INR 2,999 /night onwards
Hotel Kameng
INR 1,389 /night onwards
HOTEL 3D, ITANAGAR
INR 2,249 /night onwards
- Try to make it to your hotel by sun down. Be sure to carry mosquito repelants. Be sure to buy your own mineral water and try to stick to hygenic places for meals. Most of the people understand Hindi here, so language shouldn't be a problem.
Worthless place to visit...highly overrated...nothing of fort is there just a clump of bricks....poorly maintained...people can enter by purchasing rs 10 ticket....overgrown with shrubs and trees
Review for Ita Fort, Itanagar
Holidify's OpinionA charming amalgam of Buddhist culture, nature & history. Adorned with beautiful & natural tourist hotspots.
A little difficult to access.
Itanagar is ideal for nature lovers, history buffs and photographers. Equally suitable for backpackers touring nearby sites like Shillong, Guwahati etc.
Itanagar, despite being the capital of the Indian state of Arunachal Pradesh, is well connected to the rest of India only by roadways. Regular bus services ply to and fro the city of Itanagar; buse... (Read More)
Answer: Yes you should definitely visit Itanagar if you're in the region. There are lots of things here such as the Ganga Lake and the Namdhapa National Park. Itanagar also has a wildlife sanctuary and a Buddhist temple.
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