Many Literatures In Cultural And Border Studies Confirm The Importance Of Tourism In Borderland Areas. They Have Tried To Focus On How Borders Themselves And Border-Related Environments Can Act As Significant Tourist Attractions. The Tourist Sites Can Be Significant Spaces For Cross Border Co-Operation As Well As Sites Of Contestation. Using Various Conceptual Understandings, This Paper Will Try To Highlight The India- Myanmar Borderland As A Site Of Immense Tourism Potential. For Tourism To Prosper, One Also Needs To Explore The Cultural And Social Spaces Of Borderland Communities Within The Limits Created By Political Boundaries. With The Theoretical Foundations Borrowed From Various Inter-Disciplinary Approaches, The Paper Will Look Into The State Of Arunachal Pradesh And How It’s Co-Existence With The International Border Of Myanmar, Makes It A Potential Site For Tourism.