The Arunachal Pradesh government has revealed a tourism policy aimed at eco-tourism, rolling out the red carpet for both domestic and international tourists visiting the picture-friendly state.
State's Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister Pema Khandu said the new tourism policy aims to boost the sector by focusing on film, shooting, farming, wine, and eco-tourism.
"Tourism means a lot to us and our people. Thanks to its sublime natural beauty, diverse tribal cultures, and abundant wildlife, our state attracts tourists worldwide seeking unique and authentic experiences," said Chief Minister Khandu.
The Chief Minister said a homestay policy has been launched to ensure guests have a holistic experience.
Travellers are welcome to participate in the Kiwi Owning and Kiwi Fruit Picking Experience" program in the Ziro Lower Subansiri district. The main aim of this initiative is to provide a distinct opportunity for tourists to connect with nature and agriculture in an immersive, hands-on experience. Participants can even own a kiwi plant through the "Annual Timeshare program," which allows them to connect with the framing process and support local farmers. "I compliment the team behind this innovative initiative, which supports sustainable farming practices by promoting the local cultivation of kiwi and encouraging community involvement," Khandu said.
CM Khandu has welcomed tourists through his 'X' handle to visit Dong, the easternmost corner of India where the sun rises first.
"Experience the magic of India's first sunrise at Dong, #ArunanchalPradesh! This peaceful village offers a stunning display of nature as the sun paints the sky in hues of pink and gold. It is a perfect destination for those seeking peace, beauty and the warmth of the morning light. Come start your day from where Indian begins!" he said.
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