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The North West District of Arunachal Pradesh is an area of untouched natural beauty, located in the far northeast of India. The district is home to the Tibetan-Buddhist culture and is famous for its mountain ranges, forests, and rivers that create dramatic landscapes. Tawang is the district?s major town, known for its magnificent Tawang Monastery, which is one of the largest Buddhist monasteries in India. Agriculture is the primary occupation here, with the district producing paddy, maize, and fruits. The region is also home to various tribal communities, including the Monpas, who are known for their traditional crafts, including hand-woven textiles and wooden carvings. North West Arunachal Pradesh is increasingly becoming a sought-after destination for adventure tourism, with opportunities for trekking, mountain biking, and exploring wildlife sanctuaries. The district also celebrates Losar (Tibetan New Year), Buddha Jayanti, and Diwali with traditional fervor.