Arunachal Pradesh is an Indian state. It is a mountainous region in the far northeast of the nation, bordered to the west by the kingdom of Bhutan, to the north by the Tibet Autonomous Region of China, to the south and southeast by Myanmar (Burma), and to the south and southwest by the Indian state of Assam. Itanagar is the capital city.
The name Arunachal Pradesh, which translates to “Land of the Rising Sun,” has long been associated with the Indian subcontinent. It appears in ancient Hindu texts including the
Kalika-purana and the epic compositions Mahabharata and There are lots of parks, gardens, animal sanctuaries, and other outdoor recreation areas in Arunachal Pradesh. Bomdila, Tipi, and Bhalukpung in the southwest are renowned for having an abundance of flora, particularly orchids. There is a tiger and leopard sanctuary at Namdapha National Park, which is close to Dibrugarh on the south-central border. The Polo Park botanical garden in Naharlagun is perched on a ridge with a view of the town below. Other locations recognized for their distinctive landscape and natural setting are Ganga Lake, which is located outside of Itanaga, and Ziro, which is situated in a level valley in west-central Arunachal Pradesh and surrounded on all sides by sloping, pine-covered hills.Ramayana. The region was formerly a part of Assam and was renamed the North East Frontier Agency during the British colonial era. In 1972, it became an Indian union territory known as Arunachal Pradesh, and in 1987 it became a separate state. However, China and India have been engaged in a continuous sovereignty conflict over the area. Area 83,743 square kilometers, or 32,333 square miles. 2011 population: 1,382,611.