Watch: Arunachal CM Khandu shares breathtaking video that will inspire you to visit Tawang

The ‘Dekho Apna Pradesh’ campaign was launched by Khandu in 2021 to promote tourism in Arunachal Pradesh and revive the hospitality sector after it suffered significant losses due to the Covid-19 pandemic-induced lockdown and subsequent restrictions.

It’s Beghar village in Tawang. So green and magnificent! Great are the people who take pride in taking care of their village so well. Beghar is a must visit destination. Join #DekhoApnaPradesh campaign and enjoy the beauty and diversity of our sweet #Arunachal. Video: Dukhum Magu pic.twitter.com/sdWr70yx7P

— Pema Khandu པདྨ་མཁའ་འགྲོ་། (@PemaKhanduBJP) September 30, 2022

Breathtaking

— Sia (@D_Desert_thorn) September 30, 2022

Beautiful Indeed.

— G. K. Saurav 🇮🇳 (@GKSaurav_RGU) September 30, 2022

So pristine and beautiful

— Joram Tat🇮🇳 (@JoramTat2) September 30, 2022

Sir, one sincere request, the environment in Arunachal is being degraded slowly due to plastic garbage. Tenga town is throwing all plastic garbage in the river at various places. Roads on both side are littered with plastic bottles on the route from Orang to Tenga.

— Sujit Pal (@palsujit231) September 30, 2022

Sir, thank you 🙏 for showing this beautiful and magnificent part of India 🇮🇳

— Rekha V (@rekhavkn) October 1, 2022

Everyone must visit Arunachal Pradesh; you will be mesmerized far-far beyond expectations. Untouched picturesque beauty and excellent hospitality. The people of Arunachal are gems—warm, welcoming and wonderful. https://t.co/ABoYoYEARR

— Kapil Parmar (@KapilParmar) September 30, 2022

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Commenting on the chief minister’s video, a Twitter user wrote, “Everyone must visit Arunachal Pradesh; you will be mesmerized far-far beyond expectations. Untouched picturesque beauty and excellent hospitality. The people of Arunachal are gems—warm, welcoming and wonderful.”

Another person wrote, “Sir, thank you for showing this beautiful and magnificent part of India”.

This is not the first time that Khandu has shared snippets from rural areas of his home state on social media. Earlier in February, he shared a video of an artist from the Monpa Institute of Performing Arts playing a beautiful local song. The video was shot at Bongleng village in Tawang.

Last year, he posted a video that documented a performance by the Nyishi tribe during an event in the town of Chayang Tajo to showcase what he termed an “ancestral ritual”.