Right at the top of north-eastern India, crowning its six clustered sisters like a protective helmet, is Arunachal Pradesh, the `Land of the Dawn-lit- Mountains.' This is the first Indian soil to greet the morning sun. Dawn first  illuminates Arunachal's border with China: a long border which stretches all the way from its east, over to its northern boundaries and down to its north- western edge where it merges with Tibet. To its west is Bhutan and on its  southern end it touches Assam, Nagaland and Burma before sweeping up to China.

• Physical Setting
• Cultural and Historical background
• Climate
• Resource and Biodiversity base
• Floral Diversity
• Faunal Diversity
• National Parks
• Places of Interest