Forbidden Destination? – No More!

Written by Will on June 5, 2008. Posted in Global Travel, Travel, Travel in Asia

India to Increase Access to Arunachal Pradesh

One of my fondest travel memories is of India. India really is one of the craziest places I have ever been. Of course, my trip there was very focused so one day I’d like to get back and explore in more detail the mysteries of this strange land.

Arunachal Pradesh resembles Kashmir in that another government has claims to it as well. It is the easternmost state in India and shares borders with [expand title=Burma, Bhutan and Tibet.] yes, I’m probably politically incorrect – get bent![/expand]

Previously, visitors had to limit their stay to 10 days. This has been increased to one month.
Visitors can now travel in groups of two, rather than the old rule of four people per group

This is exciting news for India, Arunachal Pradesh, and travelers like you who want to experience something like you’ve never seen before.

Do you suppose that India’s thumbing of its nose at China is at all politically motivated and timed strategically close to the Olympics?

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Will

Will Brubaker has been roaming the world for over 20 years. He has been to all seven continents, has successfully landed lucrative contract jobs in international locations, spent two winters in Antarctica, recently lived in Taiwan and is currently enjoying sunsets with his wife from his ocean-view balcony in Huanchaco, Peru.