Arunachal Pradesh’s hill capital, surrounded by forested ridges and known for tribal culture, historic Ita Fort, museums and lively urban markets.
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Itanagar is the capital of Arunachal Pradesh, spread across green hills within the Papum Pare administrative landscape. The city combines government institutions and growing urban neighbourhoods with older cultural landmarks such as Ita Fort, museums and Buddhist sites. Forested ridges remain close to the city, giving the state capital a distinctly Himalayan foothill character.
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