Arunachal Pradesh offer you great experiences, amazing views and breathtaking experiences

Arunachal Pradesh

Arunachal Pradesh offer you great experiences, amazing views and breathtaking experiences. Located on the northeastern part of India with its borders touching Bhutan, Burma (Myanmar) and China, every place in Arunachal Pradesh is unique in its own way and beautiful for what it has to offer.

Arunachal Pradesh - offer you great experiences, amazing views and breathtaking experiences. Located on the northeastern part of India with its borders touching Bhutan, Burma (Myanmar) and China, every place in Arunachal Pradesh is unique in its own way and beautiful for what it has to offer. Alluring mountains, stunning valleys, places of worship or wildlife sanctuaries, A treasure of culture, unenumerable historical monuments, archeological remains, rich history and warm people, Arunachal Pradesh is beautiful in own way and every place is unique for what it has to offer Among major tourism attractions in Arunachal Pradesh is the adventure sports like offering river rafting and kayaking in rivers like Lohit, Subansiri and Siang. On the other hand, challenged trackers to discover some surreal trecking destinations and motor biking like Bhalikpong to Tawanf via Dirang & Bomdila are perfect for adventures sports in Arunachal Pradesh

Here are top places to visit in Arunachal Pradesh is truly a land that you cannot afford to miss:

# The Kulcha Land, Ranjith Avenue
It is on the top of the list for a person who is a diehard fan of kulchas. They are not only known for their kulchachana but also a wide range of stuffed kulcha, such as masala paneer. The Amritsari kulcha has different types of filling too, such as vegetables, soy, mushroom and dry fruits. Though there may be a wait because of long queues, it is certainly worth it. The kulchas here are butter-crisp on the outside and soft and flaky inside. When in Amritsar, don’t forget to make a visit here.

# Kesar da dabha, Chowk Passian, Shastri Market

Zigzagging through small lanes and by-lanes you’ll come across this vegetarian food joint that dates back nearly a century. They have got their elementary bang on – the lacchaparanthas are crunchy yet loving, the maahkidaal, boiling for 24 hours, comes along with blobs of ghee, the lassi, served in a tall brass glass, is so vivacious you have to stride through a creamy layer to get the drink in. It’s very much like a treasure house. And if you still have some space left in your stomach, don’t forget to try the famous phirni served in earthen bowls.

# Beera Chicken, Majitha Road

Featured on the great television show- Highway On My Plate, Beera's isn't too much pompous but the food is heavenly! As seating capacity is limited, it is better if you plan to enjoy it in your car, your hosts would be most thankful to serve you. The Chicken Tikka is flawlessly spiced and combines well with a keeema naan. If things seem too dry to you, a spicy gravy order is here available for free and you can always get your own booze.

# Surjit Food Plaza, Lawrence Road

Established in 1976, Surjit Food Plaza is the perfect place to celebrate special occasions with loved ones or even for a casual with friends. Some of the great delicacies here are mutton tikkas and gilawati kebabs. The tikkas are treated inversely here– first in a tandoor followed by tawa-fried with a special, clandestine masala recipe handed down in the family. Don’t forget to try their famous batter-covered Amritsari fish. This is what has bought fame to this place.

# Gurudas Ram Jalebiwala, KatraAhuwalia

Gurudas Ram Jalebiwala is certainly a place in Amritsar that has everything to delight up your sweet tooth. Named after the ‘Jalebiwala Chowk’, the popularity of this tiny shop is very high. The fresh jalebis that are berated out of the kadhai loaded with pure desi ghee are highly fragrant and tempting, you can’t wait to put one in your mouth.Chandigarh is India's first planned city and one of the cleanest cities in India, it offers tourists several places that can mesmerise them Like Lakes, Beautiful gardens, parks, Monuments, the great nightlife and amazing places to shop. Chandigarh, a union territory that is the joint capital of both Punjab as well as Haryana.Located at a distance of 265 km from Delhi, Chandigarh is one of the favourite weekend road trip destinations of from New Delhi and other major cities but also acts an important gateway point when one heads to destinations in Jammu and Kashmir and Himachal Pradesh for Manali and other hill stations. Autumn season (August to November) is the best time to visit Chandigarh. The weather in this season is neither too hot and nor too cold, very pleasant. Most visitors concentrate their preferences on Sector 17 for shops and dinning, and Sector 22 for luxury hotels. Some of the popular places to visit in Chandigarh are: