Socio-economic development along international boundaries has been directly contingent upon nature and magnitude of cross border trade. Literally, it construes flow of goods and services across international borders within an easy reach of up to 30 kilometers. Also, it is an active agent of social changes. Arunachal Pradesh has long international boundary with Bhutan to the West sharing 160 km, China to the North and North-East sharing 1,080 km and Myanmar to the East sharing 440 km respectively. Altogether, she has 1680 km long international boundary. Further, the strategic location of Arunachal Pradesh supports its growing economic links with neighboring countries like- Bhutan, China and Myanmar. The state may even upscale India’ trade ties with ASEAN and SAARC nations. In the present study, the result of SWOT shows that the Bleeting-Namtsering and Pangsau-Nampong cross border trade centres are unfavorable from Indian perspective as, it has negative figures. The degree of unfavourbility have been identified as (-) 02 and (-) 04 respectively. With this background, the paper makes an attempt to provide an overview of cross border trade of Arunachal Pradesh. Further, it endeavors to apply SWOT Analysis on two functional cross border trade centres of Arunachal Pradesh namely- Bleething-Namtsering and Nampong-Pangsau respectively.