Best Time To Visit Arunachal Pradesh

Monsoon in Arunachal is spread over July to September.

The North Eastern kingdom of India receives a generous amount of rainfall, and Arunachal is no exception. If you’re dreaming of cuddly nights, and the melodious sounds of rain on the roof, there are few places like Arunachal to guarantee you that. Temperatures range from 22 to 28 degrees during the daytime and fall to 18 - 23 degrees during night i.e., pleasant climate. The heat of summer is washed down by the cool rainfall, and the greenery experiences a full bloom.

Verdant and expansive greenery carpets everything and the cloudy skies make the valleys and hills look like something right out of a fairy tale. While all of this holds true, visiting Arunachal in monsoons is not a good idea, as it experiences frequent bouts of landslides due to intense rainfall.

The roads become very dangerous, and travelling anywhere becomes a risk. The monsoon season sees the least number of tourists, owing to the dangers it tails. Besides landslides, there is also a high possibility of floods in the North East, which is why tourists avoid travelling there. However, if you think you can endure the risks, places like Nuranang Falls and Bap Teng Kang Falls should be your go-to places to behold the raging splendour of nature during monsoons. Also, not to mention the widely famous Ziro Festival of Music that is conducted every year during September is one of the reasons you may want to go during monsoons!

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Winters in Arunachal begin in October and extend up to March.

Winters are the best season to visit Arunachal Pradesh when a thick layer of snow blankets the place, and sprawling snow-capped mountains loom to greet you. Though the climate is quite cold, it breathes a different life into the beauty of Arunachal. During the daytime, you can expect the temperatures to range between 10 to 14 degrees Celsius, while nighttime temperatures dip considerably, at around 8 to 10 degrees. The tundra weather of Arunachal ensures that though chilly, the weather is refreshing and enjoyable. Arunachal sees the maximum number of tourists during winter, and the misty grasslands and foggy valleys are best explored in the cold.

You also get to interact with countless other travellers visiting Arunachal in winter, witnessing a potpourri of cultures that they bring along. If you’re a culture enthusiast, be sure to attend the Lossar Festival celebrated by the Monpa Tribe of Tawang, which is held annually during the month of February - March. Other major festivals to attend in winter are Boori Boot, Sanken, and Loku. Tawang is undeniably the best winter destination in Arunachal, with ample skiing and hiking opportunities. The Talle Valley near Ziro makes for a picturesque winter trek, through which you can also stay with the Apatani Tribes of Ziro. As a bonus, if you go in the early days of October, you may get to see the yearly harvest in Ziro!

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