Desk Correspondent , Arunachal Pradesh - The tiny village of Dong in Arunachal Pradesh is getting ready for a very special celebration this year. Known as the easternmost point of India, it is the first place in the country to see the sun rise every morning. To celebrate the start of 2026, the local government has organized a grand "Sunrise Festival" to welcome the first rays of the New Year. Tourists from all over the country are traveling to this remote area to witness the magical moment when the sky turns golden. This festival is a wonderful way to showcase the natural beauty and culture of the Northeast.

The local community and organizers are working hard to make sure every guest has a memorable and comfortable stay. Since the village is located in a high and cold region, special arrangements have been made for food, warmth, and traditional performances. The festival will feature local folk dances and delicious tribal food to give visitors a true taste of Arunachal Pradesh. An official involved in the planning shared his excitement by saying, "We want the world to see the beauty of our land and experience the first sunrise of India." He also added, "This event is a great chance to promote tourism in our peaceful mountains."

As the New Year approaches, the excitement in the village is growing every day among the residents and the travelers. For many visitors, standing at the edge of the country to watch the sun come up is a once-in-a-lifetime experience. They believe that starting the year in such a beautiful and quiet place brings good luck and positive energy. One traveler who reached early said, "I have come from very far just to see the first light of 2026 hit this beautiful village." The Sunrise Festival is not just a party, but a celebration of nature, hope, and the spirit of a brand new beginning.