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Nagaland Travel Guide



Here are 100 fascinating tourist spots in the vibrant "Land of Festivals," Nagaland, organized by its 16 respective districts (zillas) as of 2025. This list captures the state's dramatic landscapes, rich tribal heritage, historical landmarks, and unique cultural experiences.

Kohima Zilla

  1. Dzukou Valley: A breathtaking valley of flowers on the border of Nagaland and Manipur, famous for its rolling hills and the rare Dzukou Lily.

  2. Kohima War Cemetery: A beautifully maintained memorial dedicated to the Allied soldiers who lost their lives during the Battle of Kohima in World War II.

  3. Kisama Heritage Village: The venue for the famous Hornbill Festival, this complex showcases traditional houses (morungs) of all the major Naga tribes.

  4. Japfu Peak: The second-highest peak in Nagaland, offering a challenging trek and home to the world's tallest rhododendron tree.

  5. Kohima Cathedral: A prominent landmark, this beautiful church is one of the largest cathedrals in Northeast India, built on a hill overlooking the city.

  6. Nagaland State Museum: Showcases the rich history, diverse tribal culture, art, and artifacts of the Naga people.

  7. Khonoma Green Village: India's first green village, known for its terraced fields, community-led conservation efforts, and rich history of resistance.

  8. Touphema Tourist Village: A community-run tourist village offering a chance to stay in traditional Naga huts and experience Angami culture.

  9. Pulie Badze: A scenic sanctuary and peak, a popular spot for short treks and birdwatching.

  10. Kohima Viewpoint: A spot above the city offering panoramic views of the entire Kohima landscape.

  11. Ruzaphema: A place known for its colourful bazaar and tribal handicrafts.

  12. Dzulekie: A picturesque stream and picnic spot surrounded by lush greenery.

Dimapur Zilla

  1. Kachari Ruins: A series of mysterious 10th-century mushroom-domed pillars, remnants of the ancient Dimasa Kachari kingdom.

  2. Diezephe Craft Village: A village dedicated to traditional crafts, known for its skilled weavers and woodcarvers.

  3. Green Park: A recreational park with a restaurant and boating facilities.

  4. Rangapahar Reserve Forest: A protected forest area home to a variety of birds and animals.

  5. Nagaland Science Centre: An interactive science museum for education and entertainment.

  6. Chumukedima Village: The old headquarters of the erstwhile Naga Hills district, offering historical insight and scenic views.

  7. Dimapur Ao Baptist Church: One of the largest Baptist churches in Asia, a significant spiritual center.

  8. Triple Falls, Seithekima: A beautiful three-tiered waterfall, a popular picnic spot.

Mokokchung Zilla

  1. Longkhum Village: Known as the "watchtower" of the Ao Nagas, a village perched on a ridge with stunning views and animist traditions.

  2. Ungma Village: The oldest and largest Ao village, offering a deep insight into the tribe's culture and lifestyle.

  3. Mopungchuket Village: A clean and well-maintained Ao village, famous for its romantic legends and beautiful log drums.

  4. Langpangkong Caves: A series of historic caves that once provided shelter to an Ahom king.

  5. Changkikong Range: A scenic mountain range offering beautiful vistas.

  6. Dikhu River: A major river with scenic spots for picnics and angling.

  7. Alichen: A prominent village in the region.

Mon Zilla

  1. Longwa Village: A fascinating village where the India-Myanmar border runs through the chief's house, known for its Konyak headhunting history.

  2. Shangnyu Village: Ruled by a chief Angh, it features a magnificent 8-foot high and 12-foot wide wooden carving believed to be made by heavenly angels.

  3. Veda Peak: A scenic peak offering stunning views of the Brahmaputra and Chindwin rivers on a clear day.

  4. Chenloisho Village: A traditional Konyak village with skilled artisans.

  5. Chui Village: Another prominent Konyak village near Mon town.

  6. Naganimora: A town on the border with Assam, named after a local Naga queen ('Naga Rani').

Phek Zilla

  1. Shilloi Lake: A beautiful, natural, foot-shaped lake surrounded by pine forests, steeped in legends.

  2. Pfutsero Town: The coldest town in Nagaland, known for its terraced fields and scenic beauty.

  3. Glory Peak, Pfutsero: A peak offering panoramic views of the town and surrounding mountains.

  4. Kapamodzu Peak: A high peak in the district, a great spot for trekking.

  5. Khezhakeno Village: A historic village believed to be the ancestral home of several Naga tribes.

  6. Zanibu Peak: A peak offering scenic views of the region.

Wokha Zilla

  1. Doyang River & Dam: A massive hydroelectric project with a stunning reservoir that has become a roosting site for millions of Amur Falcons.

  2. Mount Tiyi: A revered peak believed to be the "abode of souls," associated with many local legends.

  3. Totsu Wozhu Lake: A beautiful lake on a hill, a popular picnic spot.

  4. Longsosu: A village offering scenic beauty and trekking opportunities.

  5. Wokha Town Viewpoint: Offers panoramic views of the town and the Doyang valley.

Tuensang Zilla

  1. Changsangmonko Village: A historical village of the Chang tribe.

  2. Noklak: A town known for its unique Khiamniungan tribal culture.

  3. Chingmei Village: A traditional Chang village.

  4. Longtrok: A site with six legendary stones, believed to be the origin point of the Sangtam people.

Zunheboto Zilla

  1. Satoi Range: A mountain range with pristine forests, a great spot for birdwatching and seeing Blyth's Tragopan.

  2. Ghosu Bird Sanctuary: A community-owned sanctuary protecting a variety of bird species.

  3. Aizuto: A scenic town in the district.

  4. Sumi Baptist Church, Zunheboto: One of the largest church buildings in Asia.

Kiphire Zilla

  1. Mount Saramati: The highest peak in Nagaland, located on the India-Myanmar border, a challenging and rewarding trek.

  2. Fakim Wildlife Sanctuary: A protected area with diverse flora and fauna, including tigers, leopards, and hoolock gibbons.

  3. Mimi Village: A village near the Saramati peak.

  4. Wawade Waterfall: A scenic waterfall in the district.

Peren Zilla

  1. Benreu Village: A traditional Zeliang village known for its unique customs and conservation efforts.

  2. Mt. Pauna Tourist Village: A village on the slopes of the third highest peak in Nagaland, offering stunning views.

  3. Ntangki National Park: A vast national park, home to elephants, hoolock gibbons, and a rich variety of wildlife.

  4. Poilwa Village: A scenic village with a rich history.

Longleng Zilla

  1. Yachem Village: A traditional Phom Naga village.

  2. Longleng Town: The district headquarters, offering a glimpse into the Phom culture.

Noklak Zilla

  1. Panso: A village with scenic beauty on the Myanmar border.

  2. Noklak Town: The district headquarters of the Khiamniungan tribe.

  3. Choklangan: A traditional village.

Tseminyu Zilla

  1. Tseminyu Town: The headquarters of the Rengma Naga tribe.

  2. Kasha-Kato Peak: A flat-topped peak offering stunning views.

Niuland Zilla

  1. Niuland Town: A town in the plains area of Nagaland.

  2. Aghunato: A scenic area in the district.

Chumoukedima Zilla

  1. Medziphema: A town known for the Central Institute of Horticulture.

  2. Chathe River: Offers scenic spots for picnics and recreation.

  3. Shokhuvi: A village with growing infrastructure.

Shamator Zilla

  1. Shamator Town: The district headquarters of the Yimkhiung tribe.

  2. Blue Lake, Wapher: A beautiful natural lake.

  3. Moya: A scenic village.

(The following are additional points of interest, including specific cultural experiences and lesser-known spots, distributed across the districts to complete the list of 100)

  1. Kohima Night Bazaar: A vibrant market held during the Hornbill Festival.

  2. Jotsoma Village, Kohima: An Angami village near Kohima.

  3. Catholic Church, Phek: A significant local church.

  4. Liphanyan Governor's Camp, Wokha: A scenic spot by the Doyang River.

  5. Molungyimsen, Mokokchung: The first American Baptist mission centre in Nagaland.

  6. Chuchuyimlang, Mokokchung: A prominent Ao village known for celebrating the Moatsu festival.

  7. Doyang Tea Estate, Wokha: A scenic tea garden.

  8. Tseminyu Old Town, Tseminyu: Historic part of the town.

  9. Pungro, Kiphire: A sub-divisional town and base for treks to Saramati.

  10. Salomi Village, Kiphire: A village known for its salt springs.

  11. Thanamir Village, Kiphire: Known as the 'Apple Village' of Nagaland.

  12. Jalukie Town, Peren: A major town in the district.

  13. Intanki Reserved Forest, Peren: The larger forest area around the national park.

  14. Tamlu, Longleng: A sub-divisional town with historical importance.

  15. Hong Kong Market, Dimapur: A famous market for imported goods.

  16. Phek Town Viewpoint, Phek: Offers good views of the town.

  17. Meluri, Phek: A town known for the Pochury tribe's culture.

  18. Wozhuro, Wokha: A range with beautiful landscapes.

  19. Sukhayap Rock, Mon: A unique rock formation.

  20. Thimlak, Tuensang: A historical village.

  21. Satoi Town, Zunheboto: The base for exploring the Satoi range.

  22. Peren Town Viewpoint, Peren: A spot to view the town.

  23. Khezha, Phek: A village known for its traditional practices.

  24. Dzulha, Phek: A scenic spot on the Tizu river.

  25. Naga Bazaar, Kohima: A bustling local market for authentic Naga produce and goods.

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