Arunachal Pradesh on India War Map

Tawang Monastery, the Siang gorge and India's first sunrise at Dong

Arunachal Pradesh has 25 districts and 250 slots. Every slot costs ₹99 to claim; taking an occupied one costs double what its holder paid.

Districts of Arunachal Pradesh

• Anjaw — Walong battlefield of 1962 and Kibithu, India's easternmost town
• Changlang — Namdapha National Park and the Pangsau Pass on the Stilwell Road
• East Kameng — Seppa, the district HQ on the river; homeland of the Nyishi people
• East Siang — Pasighat, Arunachal's oldest town, founded 1911 where the river leaves the hills
• Kamle — Headquartered at Raga; carved out of Lower and Upper Subansiri in 2017
• Kra Daadi — Hill district around Palin, carved from Kurung Kumey in 2015
• Kurung Kumey — Koloriang on the river near the Tibet border; Nyishi homeland
• Lepa Rada — Basar valley of the Galo people; Basar Confluence festival
• Lohit — Parshuram Kund, the Makar Sankranti pilgrimage near Tezu on the river
• Longding — Wancho homeland, split from Tirap in 2012
• Lower Dibang Valley — Mehao lake and the Bhismaknagar fort ruins near Roing
• Lower Siang — Likabali on the edge of the Assam plains; Galo homeland
• Lower Subansiri — Ziro valley of the Apatani and the Ziro music festival
• Namsai — Golden Pagoda (Kongmu Kham) of the Tai Khamti Buddhists
• Pakke Kessang — Tiger reserve on the Assam border, a nesting stronghold for hornbills
• Papum Pare — Itanagar, the state capital, and the Ita Fort's brick ruins
• Shi Yomi — Mechuka valley near the McMahon Line; district seat at Tato
• Siang — Boleng, headquarters of a district created in 2015 on the river
• Tawang — India's largest Buddhist monastery and the Sela Pass road
• Tirap — Khonsa in the Patkai hills; Nocte tribal homeland
• Upper Dibang Valley — Anini, one of India's remotest district seats; Idu Mishmi
• Upper Siang — Where the Tsangpo enters India near Gelling and turns south toward Assam
• Upper Subansiri — Daporijo, the river town at its centre; homeland of the Tagin people
• West Kameng — Bomdila and Dirang on the road to Sela; Eaglenest birding
• West Siang — Aalo (Along) at the Siyom-Sipu confluence; Galo Mopin festival

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