From the stables of the organisers of the Ziro Festival of Music, in partnership with Saint Claret College, Ziro, Arunachal Pradesh, comes the Ziro Literary Festival-- a free, open-to-all youth literature festival. Started in 2018 with an aim to inspire students to create their own works of literature through engaging in discussions, readings, brainstorming sessions and workshops, the festival brings together award-winning writers, journalists, artists, as well as political and bureaucratic heads, enabling students and attendees of the festival to learn from the experiences of achievers from all walks of life. In promoting inter-cultural exchange, dialogue, knowledge-sharing and skill-building, the festival is thoroughly outcome-based and is focused on encouraging creative expression among young adults. The last edition of the festival hosted prominent authors, writers, poets and journalists from and outside the state, such as Mamang Dai, Madhu Raghavendra, Karma Paljor, Ranju Dodum, Ponung, Ering Angu, Sadiq Naqvi and Subi Taba. The Ziro Literary Festival can be live-streamed starting from 24 September.
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How to Reach Ziro
By Air
The nearest airport from Ziro is at Jorhat, Assam which is 98 km. away. Another airport is at Lilabari, which is at a distance of 123 km. from Ziro. The nearest international airport of Ziro is at Guwahati at a distance of about 449 km.
By Rail
The railway stations from Ziro are at Naharalagun (100 kms) and North Lakhimpur (117 kms). Regular Intercity train from Guwahati and once a week one train from New Delhi ply to Naharalagun.
By Road
There is a night bus from Guwahati to Ziro. The bus, operated by the Arunachal Pradesh State Road Transport Corporation runs four days a week. Alternatively, one can travel to North Lakhimpur or Itanagar and take a shared taxi to Ziro from there.
Source: Tour My India






