Shergaon is a village located in the West Kameng district of the state of Arunachal Pradesh, India. It is inhabited primarily by the Sherdukpen people, a Buddhist community with a distinct culture and language. Shergaon is known for its apple orchards and traditional Sherdukpen architecture, including houses constructed with stone and wood. Agriculture is a primary occupation in the area. The village experiences a temperate climate due to its location in the Eastern Himalayas. Tourism, particularly eco-tourism and cultural tourism, is a growing industry in Shergaon, drawing visitors interested in the unique heritage and natural beauty of the region. Basic amenities and infrastructure are present, though development is ongoing.
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