Children of Arunachal Pradesh

Children of Arunachal Pradesh

Travel is a many splendoured flower. It is like a colorful mosaic of experiences that leave you awe-struck and asking for more. Beautiful and pristine destinations are of course like chicken-soup for the soul. They leave you feeling blessed and thankful.

We recently visited the North-East Indian state of Arunachal Pradesh. A state that simply floored us with its enchanting natural beauty. Adding luster to its immense beauty was the hospitable nature of its people who lived in seamless harmony with nature. Like always the children of Arunachal Pradesh grabbed our attention. The innocence of the children mirrors the pristine beauty of the state of Arunachal Pradesh.

Here are a few vignettes that capture the mood of these sweet angels of Arunachal Pradesh.

“Happy Birthday to you“, sang these two little lovelies as we entered the grounds where the festival Adventure@Mechuka was being held. A hot-air balloon on the ground was the cue that prompted these kids to break into the Happy Birthday song!

A smile and he was in our laps. Snapped on the road from Mechuka to Basar in the state of Arunachal Pradesh.

The lady with the kids, we met at the homestay we were staying in at Mechuka. The two kids actually had a fever and yet they were little bundles of energy.

Another shot of our Happy Birthday girls at Mechuka.

When we stopped for some black tea and noodles at a wayside eatery on the road to Basar from Mechuka, this little one grabbed our attention.

This group of kids were happy to pose for the camera and were delighted when we showed them the picture on our camera.

This cutie was very interested in us as we walked around the Gori-I village in Basar, Arunachal Pradesh.

This baby maintained a poker face in spite of all efforts by everyone around it to make it smile. The picture was taken at Sago village in Basar, Arunachal Pradesh.

These little girls have just finished school and are on their way home at a village in Arunachal Pradesh.

These boys on their way home from school gave all sorts of poses and were a boisterous lot, like boys anywhere in the world.

Sparks of mischief emanated from his eyes as this little one demanded that we show him all the pictures that we had clicked of him.

This little kid bears the responsibility of taking care of the little baby as his mother is out in the fields working.

Nothing can be more therapeutic than looking at the innocent smile of a baby.

This little member of the “paparazzi”, stole our hearts at the BASCON festival in Basar, Arunachal Pradesh.

These little girls wait patiently for the BASCON festival to begin in Basar, Arunachal Pradesh.

This baby strikes a contemplative pose, secure in the arms of its father who is participating in a traditional dance at the BASCON festival in Basar, Arunachal Pradesh.

Is there anyone who has not enjoyed throwing stones into the water and watching the ripples emerge on the surface? This is exactly what this little girl was doing in Basar on the sidelines of the BASCON festival.

Kids, stones, and water are an inseparable combination as this trio proves on the sidelines of the BASCON festival in Basar, Arunachal Pradesh.

These are not ordinary kids. They are heroes who are helping save our planet from the dreaded menace of plastic. We found this child brigade at Gori-I village scourging the streets for plastic and collecting them for proper disposal. Don’t we need more of them in the world?

This toddler seems to speak with his eyes. He hypnotized us with his eyes at the hotel we stayed in for a day at Basar, Arunachal Pradesh.

Some naughty kids at play snapped at the Gori-I village in Basar, Arunachal Pradesh.

Time for a group photo with the kids at Basar. Notice the doll holding a doll.

A picture is worth a thousand words and for us, this one is priceless as it has frozen the wonderful time that we spent with these kids at Basar, Arunachal Pradesh.

This one is definitely giving a run to the Barbies of the world. An epitome of style.

We hope you liked our pictures of the children of Arunachal Pradesh. We are sure that these pictures of the children of Arunachal Pradesh would have brought a smile to your lips and a twinkle to your eyes. Do let us know your thoughts through the comments section.

We were hosted by BASCON – GRK. However, the views and opinions expressed here are our own.

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