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Arunachal Pradesh’s Culinary Showcase! Food And Beverage Carnival 2026 Begins In Itanagar; Tourism Minister Sona Attends Opening

Arunachal Pradesh’s rich culinary traditions took centre stage as the Arunachal Food and Beverage Carnival 2026 began at the State Banquet Hall in Itanagar from Saturday, September 5, 2026. The three-day event brings together food, beverages, local flavours and the state’s diverse culinary heritage under one platform. State Tourism Minister Pasang Dorjee Sona attended the inaugural day of the…

Arunachal Pradesh’s Culinary Showcase! Food And Beverage Carnival 2026 Begins In Itanagar; Tourism Minister Sona Attends Opening

In Itanagar, Arunachal Pradesh, the Arunachal Food and Beverage Carnival 2026 kicked off on September 5, 2026, and will continue until the 7th of the month. The three-day event, held at the State Banquet Hall, aims to showcase the state's rich culinary traditions and diverse food culture. State Tourism Minister Pasang Dorjee Sona graced the opening ceremony on its first day.

Celebrating the state's 12 distinct tribal communities, each boasting unique culinary practices, the carnival offers visitors a chance to explore Arunachal's traditional food scene. Apart from food stalls, the event boasts live demonstrations from renowned chefs across the nation. This initiative not only highlights local food entrepreneurs and chefs but also promotes the use of indigenous ingredients and locally sourced produce.

The carnival underscores the relationship between gastronomy and tourism, aiming to boost the hospitality sector, promote local businesses, and create opportunities for youth and entrepreneurs in the hospitality industry. As Arunachal Pradesh's culinary identity takes center stage, the three-day carnival promises to be a vibrant platform for local talent, businesses, and emerging culinary talent to connect with a broader audience.

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