Ziro in Arunachal Pradesh is located 150 km far from the capital of the state, Itanagar. Dominated by the members of the Aptani Tribes, Ziro represents a small but picturesque destination for its collection of floras. Ziro is located in the valley of the Apatani plateau.

For the tourists of Arunachal Pradesh, Ziro is a prime attraction for its tribal heritage. The tribal culture of Ziro is the greatest attraction of this land. These tribal communities have their own folk culture and rejoice in their own festivals and occasions. The tribal folks of this place speak in more or less 60 dialects but none of them are having any written form. The tribes of Ziro in Arunachal Pradesh are well introduced with all modern methods of cultivation.

The wildlife of Ziro of Arunachal Pradesh is also a major attraction for the tourists. The forests of Ziro boosts with a riot of colors during the rainy seasons. The Namdapha National Park has been regarded as one of the few national parks for its gibbon reservation strategies. Some of the rare species like gibbon, leopard, snow leopard and tiger are being preserved in the Namdapha National Park. A wide variety of orchids could be seen in the Tipi Orchid Research Center which is located on the way to Bomdila.

Some of the Aborigine communities are still nesting in Arunachal Pradesh. The whole credit goes to the indian army who has found them out in the Chetak Pass who are surprisingly still unfamiliar with fire. A visit to that place could also be conducted from Ziro at Arunachal Pradesh.

A visit to Ziro will end in immense pleasure in exploring a different world at one corner of the earth.

Last Updated on 03 January 2011