Itanagar Airport (HGI) or Itanagar Airport

The brand new greenfield airport in Arunachal Pradesh, is officially known as Donyi Polo Airport. The airport is located around 15 km from Itanagar and will facilitate air travel within the state.

• Address/ Location - Donyi Polo Airport, Itanagar - 791113
• IATA code - HGI
• Airport pin code - 791113
• Flight tracker - www.goindigo.in/check-flight-status.html

Airport infrastructure, including the terminal building, city side works, pavements, and airside work, has been created by the Airports Authority of India (AAI). Aircraft of the A321 category may use the airport.

The maximum number of daily passengers that can use the airport is 200. The airport features eight check-in counters and an area of 4,100 sq. m. Every passenger-friendly convenience will be available at the airport as well.

The terminal is a sustainable structure with a rainwater harvesting system and green landscaping.

• You can indulge in-store shopping from a wide selection of popular brands
• You can also enjoy various offers from cafés and restaurants at the airport.
• Additionally, you can relax your mind and body at the lounges present at the airport.

1. Ita Fort (around 30 km): Ita Fort, located in Itanagar, was constructed somewhere between the 14th and 15th centuries. The city of Itanagar is supposed to have been named after the fort. Ramachandra, a monarch of the Jitari dynasty, constructed the fort in an asymmetrical design.
2. Indira Gandhi Park (around 30 km): This park in Itanagar is one of the best places to get some fresh air or to do exercise or yoga, and it is also one of the city's most-visited spots. The garden here is a tranquil place, with its plants and trees and well-defined grassy spaces and walks. You may set up a picnic, go for a run or stroll, or just relax. Fairs and festivals are frequently held here.
3. Gompa Temple (around 30 km): This is Itanagar and Arunachal Pradesh's most popular tourist attraction. The bright yellow colour of the temple's roof is its defining feature, making it instantly recognisable from a distance. The green carpets around the shrine provide a striking contrast to the red tile ceiling. The main attraction for sightseers and devotees is the Buddha statue.
4. Jawaharlal Nehru State Museum (around 30 km): The Jawaharlal Nehru State Museum was founded in the 1980s and it exhibits many facets of Arunachal Pradesh's indigenous culture. Itanagar's history is on display, making this landmark a must-see for every visitor to the city. In this museum, you may see a plethora of things — from wooden sculptures to woven musical instruments.
5. Itanagar Zoological Park (26 km): The well-kept Itanagar Zoo is a popular tourist destination and a great place to introduce the kids to some exotic animals and birds. It is home to the endangered Himalayan black bear, panther, leopard, Royal Bengal tiger, Great Indian hornbill, and many more species. Tourists and locals alike recognise the park as one of the city's most noteworthy landmarks.
6. Polo Park (around 40 km): It is another must-see destination for vacationers. This landmark has made significant contributions to Itanagar and serves as the state's primary botanical garden. The park's principal attractions are its varied flowering plants, orchids, and cane thickets. In addition to its other attractions, Itanagar's Polo Park is home to a small zoo where visitors may see guinea pigs, rabbits, and a variety of snakes.
7. Ganga Lake (around 30 km): Popular amongst both locals and visitors, this landmark is also known as Gekar Sinyi. It is the city's most popular destination due to its picturesque waterway, calm environment, and proximity to verdant mountains. The lake's beauty is accentuated by its crystal blue water and the shadows cast by the surrounding Himalayas.
8. Namdapha National Park: Namdapha National Park in Arunachal Pradesh is the third-largest national park in India in terms of land area. This national park is a real treasure for anyone who appreciates natural beauty. With elevations ranging from 200 to 4500 m, it is home to some of the country's richest and most unique flora and fauna. Snow leopards, clouded leopards, and tigers may all be seen here.