Arunachal Pradesh wins 'Leader in offbeat Mountain Destination' at World Travel & Tourism Festival 2025

Arunachal Pradesh, the serene and picturesque northeastern state of India, has been bestowed with the prestigious "Leader in Offbeat Mountain Destination" award at the World Travel & Tourism Festival 2025.

This honor highlights the state's unparalleled beauty as an untouched paradise for travelers seeking pristine landscapes, rich biodiversity, and vibrant cultural heritage.

Arunachal Pradesh's growing significance on the world travel map is highlighted by the acknowledgement.

The state has grown in popularity throughout time as a destination for nature lovers, adventurers, and cultural aficionados.

Far from the bustle of traditional tourist routes, the area provides a peaceful haven with its majestic mountains, lush valleys, and pristine rivers.

Travellers wishing to experience the unspoiled beauty of nature will find Arunachal Pradesh's varied terrain—which includes dense tropical rainforests and the snow-capped peaks of the Eastern Himalayas—to be the perfect destination. Some of the most picturesque and isolated locations in the state are Tawang, Ziro, Mechuka, and Namdapha National Park.

A distinctive fusion of stunning landscapes and cultural diversity may be found in every area.

Beyond its natural allure, Arunachal Pradesh serves as a cultural treasure trove. With more than 26 major tribes and over 100 sub-tribes, the state boasts remarkable ethnic diversity.

Festivals such as Losar, Nyokum, Si-Donyi, and Solung celebrate the indigenous customs and traditions, inviting tourists to experience the state’s authentic way of life.

Receiving the World Travel & Tourism Festival 2025 award further cements Arunachal Pradesh’s status as a pioneer in alternative tourism.

The state's emphasis on environmentally friendly travel has greatly boosted its appeal.

The area has effectively struck a balance between conservation and economic empowerment through community-based tourism, eco-tourism initiatives, and responsible trekking programs.