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Arunachal Food & Beverage Carnival 2026 Opens in Itanagar with Tourism Minister Sona
✍️ Northeast Today
🗓 05 Sep 2026, 06:36 PM
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The Arunachal Food & Beverage Carnival 2026 commenced today in Itanagar, with the state’s Tourism Minister Sona presiding over the opening ceremony. The event aims to showcase local culinary traditions and attract visitors to the region.
The Arunachal Food & Beverage Carnival 2026 kicked off today in the capital city of Itanagar, drawing food enthusiasts and tourists alike. The opening ceremony featured a ribbon‑cutting by Tourism Minister Sona, who highlighted the state’s growing appeal as a culinary destination.
Organizers announced that the carnival will run for three weeks, offering stalls that serve traditional dishes, regional beverages, and modern fusion cuisine. The event is expected to boost local businesses and provide a platform for artisans to showcase their products.
In addition to food stalls, the carnival will host cooking demonstrations, tasting sessions, and cultural performances that reflect Arunachal Pradesh’s diverse heritage. Visitors can also explore interactive workshops on sustainable food practices.
The state government has pledged support for the carnival, aiming to increase tourism revenue and create employment opportunities for residents. Officials anticipate that the festival will attract both domestic and international visitors, further positioning Arunachal Pradesh as a must‑visit culinary hotspot.
Organizers announced that the carnival will run for three weeks, offering stalls that serve traditional dishes, regional beverages, and modern fusion cuisine. The event is expected to boost local businesses and provide a platform for artisans to showcase their products.
In addition to food stalls, the carnival will host cooking demonstrations, tasting sessions, and cultural performances that reflect Arunachal Pradesh’s diverse heritage. Visitors can also explore interactive workshops on sustainable food practices.
The state government has pledged support for the carnival, aiming to increase tourism revenue and create employment opportunities for residents. Officials anticipate that the festival will attract both domestic and international visitors, further positioning Arunachal Pradesh as a must‑visit culinary hotspot.