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By Air
The nearest airport to Itanagar is located at Lilabari in Assam, which is nearly 71 km away from Itanagar. This airport is well connected by flights from Guwahati.

By Rail
The nearest railway station to Itanagar is Harmoti at a distance of about 33kms away from Itanagar.

By Road
By bus from Banderdewa, North Lakhimpur (Assam), Tezpur (Assam), Banderdewa, Guwahati (394Kms) (Assam), North Lakhimpur (Assam).

Ita Fort
The main feature of this historical monument is that the palace is built in an irregular shape with bricks. This fort located in Papum Pare was built around 14th to 15th centuries. The Itanagar fort has three gates on three sides namely Eastern, Western and Southern.

Ganga Sekhi lake
This Lake is surrounded by a thick forest which is rich in bamboo trees.

Jawaharlal Nehru State Museum
This museum is known for the store of the tribes of the Arunachal Pradesh exhibiting its rich culture and heritage. The display in the museum includes archaeological artifacts, ornaments, basketry, weapons, bamboo artifacts, textiles and jewellery. This museum is situated in Siddhartha Vihar near the Secretariat.

Polo Park
This park is located on a hillock in Naharlagun of Papum Pare District. Adjacent to this park is a small zoo. The Polo Park is known for the cane thicknet giving a palm appearance with spines on its stems and grows like a bush. There is also a Handicrafts Center run by the garden in the premises of the park.

This place is popularly known for its pilgrimage site which is located at a distance of about 10kms from Bomdil.It was in this place where Dalai Lama the spiritual leader of the Tibetans goes to preach and pray.

Ganga Lake / Gyakar Sinyi
The capital houses the Rajbhawan; the official residence of the Governor has also many worth visiting places in and around Itanagar. These include legendary Ganga Lake (Gyakar Sinyi). It is a beautiful picnic spot; 6-kms away from Itanagar, a green forest lake surrounded by primeval vegetation, orchid’s masses on tall trees, tree ferns provides a small taste of the magnificent forests of the state.

This place is known for its handicrafts and articrafts exhibiting the states tradition and culture. The Monpa wood is very famous and which comes to the market as cups, dishes and fruit bowls. Baskets and masks made of bamboo and cane are also popular items for shopping in Itanagar. Beautiful ornaments and bangles made of beads may also feature in your shopping cart in Itanagar.