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Architecture and Sculpture of Arunachal Pradesh

Volumes can be written on the architecture and sculpture of Arunachal Pradesh. Arunachal Pradesh is located in the north eastern part of India. With the passage of time, people of different origins have made Arunachal Pradesh their home. The result of this intermingling of various cultures is that it also gets reflected in the art and culture of the state. The architecture and sculpture of Arunachal Pradesh. is not an exception to this phenomenon.

As in any other part of India religion has a strong influence on the architecture and sculpture of this state. Arunachal Pradesh is known as the 'land of the dawn lit mountains.'
This land has a predominant Buddhist influence, and this can be seen in the construction of the Buddhist temples, the images of the Buddha, and even in Thangka paintings that are a favorite with the tourists. The Tawang monastery or Gompa is a beautiful example of the Buddhist influence. The 400 year old monastery is a prime example of Buddhist architecture, sculpture, and art. This is a very popular tourist attraction. The other attraction is the Ita Fort (The capital of Arunachal Pradesh, Itanagar, is named after this fort.). The ruins of this fort date back to the fourteenth or fifteenth century. It is made of brick. It is a major attraction for all tourists.
Click on the links of livingculturesofindia.com to know more about the architecture and sculpture of Arunachal Pradesh, and the important tourist attractions in this picturesque hill state. The site not only provides information on the architecture and sculpture of Arunachal Pradesh, but also on other interesting aspects of the state. Enjoy surfing!
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