ITANAGAR

     It is capital of the state, and the district headquarters, located at a height of 750 meters of lower Subansiri district, near the ruins of Mayapur. Its historical values start from 14th century AD, when the rulers of Jitari rulers prevailed here. Its landscape is spread over a space of 2500 acres with 25,000 inhabitants appear with a moderate and temperate climatic atmosphere, the place seems to be filled in bliss with nature, that should be the beauty and joy forever to be lived in.
The prominent places of visit are Buddhist Monastery which is situated on a hillock amidst a enchanting garden of green and peace, that expels severe. Then, the Jawaharlal Nehru State Museum, which reads out a few moments of Independence and the erstwhile living of the tribes, its archaeological findings exposes the ancient living of tribal, and their cultural values, as well as the rise and fall of Arunachal. The fortress of the last king Jatari dynasty dates back 14th & 15th century AD speaks history. The handcraft centre focused mainly on tribal artisans, Polo Park at Nagharlagum and Zoo are the other industry spot of visit.
          Apart from these existences in visit, the city offers a wider range of Adventurous trips such as trekking, boating, hiking and canoeing and angling in rivers Ganga and Dikrong. To reach this location, roadways are the only solution, by bus from Tezpur, Guwahati, and North Lakhimpur [60km] and Banderdewa are the prime spots to commute. Through rail route the nearest junction is Harmuti [33km] from here and it is only reached by Arunachal express. The nearest air route at Tezpur is 226 km away from this location.

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