Exploring Tourism Potential for Miao town of Changlang District in Arunachal Pradesh

Abstract

Abstract: Hill tourism has always been a part of the attraction because of its scenic beauty, better air quality and a favourable thermal environment. Although the north-eastern part of India has a plethora of tourist attractions, little has been done to explore the natural resources. Patkai,a range in the Himalayas, is home to a vast variety of wildlife and has a unique ecosystem that attracts nature lovers looking for exceptional experiences. In the setting of hill regions nestled in the Himalayas, the religious and socio-cultural components of the tourism resources are of equal importance to the many dazzling natural attractions and aesthetic beauty. Nature related activities and sports have transformed the hill recreation tour into an adventure tour. Mountaineering and adventure tourism alone generate significant revenue from tourism. The unrelenting influx of tourists to these hubs has upset the traditional demand and supply balance due to a lack of forethought. Acute problems with land use, environmental pollution and deterioration, demand on infrastructure, transport, and services. Arunachal Pradesh state lies in Eastern India and has a mountainous terrain with rich flora and fauna. Changlang district lies in south-eastern part of Arunachal Pradesh. A better planning and systematic regulation can improve the tourism and tourism management both.