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Arunachal Pradesh architecture is vernacular, using local materials like bamboo and wood for stilt houses ("chang ghars") adapted to rain. Buddhist monasteries show Tibetan influence.

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Arunachal Pradesh's people are diverse tribal communities deeply connected to nature. They possess indigenous knowledge, practice nature worship, and are known for their simple living, hospitality, and strong community spirit.

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Arunachal Pradesh is unique for several reasons

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Arunachal Pradesh is unique for several reasons

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"Land of the Dawn-Lit Mountains": It's the first place in India to witness the sunrise, earning it this poetic moniker.

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Arunachal cuisine is simple, heavy on fresh, local ingredients like bamboo shoots, smoked meats, and greens. Rice is staple. Expect fermented foods and dishes focused on natural flavors, often boiled or smoked.

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It's a biodiversity hotspot and boasts a remarkable variety of flora and fauna. In fact, it's home to over 500 species of orchids, earning it the nickname "Orchid State of India"!

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Official Language: English.

Indigenous Languages:

Nyishi.

Adi.

Monpa.

Other languages include Tagin, Apatani, Bokar, Galo, Mishmi, and many more