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The beautiful city of Itanagar, situated at a height of 350 metres above sea level, is the capital of Arunachal Pradesh, the largest state in the North Eastern region of India. Rolling green hills, unspoilt natural beauty, evergreen forests mark Itanagar as one of the best cities with scenic surroundings and a pleasant climate. Originally
Today, as the state capital, Itanagar houses the Raj Bhawan, or the Governor's residence. There are a number of other important landmarks around the city, and several interesting places worth visiting. The Ganga Lake, also known as the Gyakar Sinyi, is a beautiful lake amidst green forest and an ideal picnic spot for both locals and tourists.
Waterfalls, verdant forest areas, plethora of unique flora and fauna close to the main town, mark a unique distinction in Itanagar.
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The lake is enclosed by evergreen trees and lush green vegetation that bring with it a flavour of the forest well within the city limits.The capital of Arunachal Pradesh, Itanagar is a well-planned town. Together with the town of Naharlagun, situated about 10 km away, it forms the state's administrative hub. Cradled between two hills, the Governor's residence on one and a Buddhist temple on the other, many of the buildings in Itanagar are new, light, wooden-framed and earthquake-proof structures.
TOURISTS ATTRACTIONS:
Tour to Itanagar Itanagar is a very beautiful hill station. As one approaches the town, one is awed by the beauty of tropical evergreen rain forests meeting the temperate Himalayan jungles. On one peak is the residence of the Governor while on the other there is a new Buddhist temple. The slopes are occupied by the shops, bazaar, old huts, and new administrative buildings.The yellow roofed Buddhist Temple stands atop a small hillock and is surrounded by well-maintained gardens. The main shrine is behind the stupa. Of special note here is the tree planted by the Dalai Lama.Gayker Sinyi (also known as Ganga Lake) is a small lake situated amidst dense forests about 6 km from Itanagar. It is a beautiful picnic spot, surrounded by primeval vegetation, orchids in full bloom atop tall trees, and bamboo groves.
Ita Fort
This historical fort of an irregular shape, built mainly with bricks is situated at the heart of the capital complex in Papum Pare district. There are three gates on three sides viz; Eastern, Western and Southern, which is said to be built by Ahom rulers. It is estimated that more than 80 lakhs of bricks, 45 cubic metres of stone and 46,300 man-days were required to build the fort. The name Itanagar is believed to be derived from the name of this fort.Itanagar derives its name from the Ita fort which is located right at the center of the capital complex in Papum Pare district.
Ita Fort is situated at the heart of the capital city in Papum Pare district. It is a historical fort of an irregular shape, built The Buddhist Templemainly with bricks, dating back to the 14th -15th centuries . The total brickwork done on the fort comprise of 16,200 cubic mtr. length. There are also three gates on three sides viz; Eastern, Western and Southern, which is said to be built by Ahom rulers.
The fort dates back to the Ahom rulers who constructed it somewhere between 14th and 15th century. The imposing but highly irregular fort which has been constructed with the help of more than 8 million bricks stand guardian to the capital city.
The Buddhist Temple
This is a new but beautiful yellow - roofed shrine. It rises from well-rnaintained grounds behind a stupo tree planted by His Holiness The Dalai Lama. The grounds of the temple offers a beautiful view of the Itanagar Town. The Buddhist Temple is located in Itanagar. The new yellow roofed Buddhist Temple stands in well kept gardens on top of the hill. The shrine is behind a stupa and on one side has a tree planted by the Dalai Lama.
Jawaharlal Nehru State Museum
Jawaharlal Nehru State Museum provides a brief picture of Arunachal Pradesh and one can see woodcarvings, musical instruments, textiles, handicrafts and archeological finds, while a workshop in the Handicrafts Centre specializes in traditional cane manufacture. It also houses a library section.
Ganga Lake (Gyaker Sinyi)
The 6 km drive to the lake from Itanagar takes the visitors through some superbly primeval jungles with bamboo groves, orchid masses on tall trees, which are some of the vegetation which can be identified by the interested travelers. Stopping at the base of a hill, one has to take a flight of steps uphill. At the top of the ridge one looks down on a tranquil green forest lake which one has to cross in a row boat. Today, it is a beautiful spot for outings, boating and picnics.
The beauty of Itanagar is further enhanced by the presence of an elegant and uncluttered lake the Ganga Lake or the Gyakar Sinyi. This lake has been spruced up with an aim to attract tourist and must say that the authorities have done a commendable job. The tourist spot enthralls with its clear waters, verdant greenery, imposing scenes of lush green mountains and the Itanagar city surrounding it.
One may be tempted to call it a forest lake since it is engulfed by the primeval vegetation, groves of tall and elegant forest trees and orchids masses. The lake is a must visit f Itanagar is part of the tour itinerary.
The State Museum :
In the gallery at the ground floor, the political and administrative development of the area, population of the various tribal groups as per 1991 census (provisional), sociocultural heritage of the people and their lifestyle have been depicted, with the help of maps and Dioramas. While the fife-styles of all the major tribes have been depicted, the display maps cover a wide range of subjects such as the people, house types, festivals, dances, handicrafts, textile designs, musical instruments, weapons of war
Polo Park
An amazing little botanical garden at the top of a ridge overlooks the Itanagar town. One should notice the cane thickets, it looks a bit like a palm with spines on its stems, but grows as a bush. There is a small zoo, worth a visit.
Some Important Destinations near Itanagar:
North Lakhimpur (60 km), Tezpur and Guwahati, all in Assam are approachable by road. Tezpur and Lilabari (71 km ) is accessible by air. Guwahati is about 394 km from Itanagar. Itanagar is also connected by direct bus services from the following places - Shillong (481km), Tezpur (216km), Dibrugarh (375km), Tinisukia (415 km), Jorhat (245km), Nagaon (275km), Namsai (495km). Itanagar is connected with other major towns in the region such as Agartala, Aizawl, Kohima and Imphal.
HOW TO REACH:
The nearest airport is Lilabari in Assam, 57 km from Naharlagun and 67 km from Itanagar. Another airport is at Tezpur. The nearest railhead is North Lakhimpur in Assam, which is only 50 km from Naharlagun and 60 km from Itanagar. Itanagar is connected with other major towns in the region such as Agartala, Aizawl, Kohima, Guwahati, Imphal, and Shillong.
We would provide you all India tourist permit vehicles for the local transportations and also for the intercity drives too.
Tourism-of-India.com provides complete information about tourism in Itanagar. Tourism-of-India.com offers various tour packages to make your visit comfortable. You can pick the one that suits you most.
