Nagaland Travel Guide

Dimapur

Reckoned to be the entry point of Nagaland, Dimapur officially welcomes you to the state. This town boasts of excellent road conditions and scenic landscape. The town offers ample exploring opportunities for nature and history lovers. Nichuguard Village, Chumukedima, KukiDolong Village, Sethekima Village, and Medziphema are some of the places that are known for their spectacular landscape beauty.

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Kohima

The capital city of Nagaland, Kohima is certainly one of the best places to visit in Nagaland. Regardless of being a commercial hub, Kohima hasn’t lost its natural charms and till date remains one of the most magnetic destinations to see in the state. A perfect concoction of culture and history, Kohima is indeed a place to be. Kohima War Cemetery, Kohima Zoo, Naga Bazaar, Kohima State Museum, and Deputy Commissioner’s Bungalow are some of the places of interest for the tourists.

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Mokukchung

Reckoned to be the most beautiful district in Nagaland, Mokukchung is known for its hospitality, rich traditions and festivals and is considered amongst the famous tourist places in Nagaland. It is often believed that one of its destinations called Longkhum is a paradise for nature enthusiasts. Its hillocks and a pristine environment are worth falling in love with. Changtongya, Mokokchung Village, Mokokchung Park, Longkhum, Ungma, and Chuchuyimlang are some of the major tourist places worth seeing in Mokukchung.

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Mon

Famous for warriors with tattoos on face, headhunting ability, and blackened teeth people, Mon is famous Nagaland tourist spot. When in Mon, a tourist can have a number of interesting encounters; for instance, if you happen to be in Longwa, you actually have the opportunity to have half of your body in India and another half in Myanmar. If you visit Mon in April, you have a good opportunity to witness the lively harvest festival of KonyakNagas called AoleongMonyu Festival. Some of the famous places of interest include Veda Peak, Chui Village, and Shangnyu Village.

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Dzukou Valley

Blessed with mesmerizing beauty, Dzukou Valley is situated at a distance of 30 km from the state capital, Kohima. Dzukou Valley is a trekker’s delight and is considered to be the best trekking t in the country. An unexplored and pristine land full with a sizeable number of multi-hued flowers, this valley is certainly a must visit place in Nagaland. Khonoma and Japfu Peak are its major tourist attractions.

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Witness the Colourful Naga Cultures at the Hornbill Festival

Also famous as the ‘Festival of Festivals’, Hornbill Festival is the most liked cultural meet in Nagaland. A riot of culture, music, delicious cuisines, and folk dance, it is celebrated with full vigor and passion by all the Naga tribes.

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Trek to the Dzoukou Valley

Balanced at a height of 2,462 meters above sea level, Dzoukou Valley in Nagaland is one of the most ideal tourist destinations in the state. Don’t forget to trek to this pictorial valley, adore its unspoiled beauty and also witness some of the rare and exotic species of lilies

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Hike the Japfu Peak

Being the highest point of Nagaland, Japfu Peak is undoubtedly the best spot to witness the enchanting beauty of the Dzukou Valley. A trek to the Japfu peak is all about fun, magic and adventure of Nagaland.

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Visit the War cemetery

On your holiday in Nagaland, don’t forget to pay your homage to the World War II martyrs. Fought between the Japanese and the British soldiers, the cemetery serves as the resting ground for both the British and Japanese soldiers.

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Wildlife Spotting in Intanki Wildlife Sanctuary

On your visit to this wildlife sanctuary, spot some of the rare, native and exotic species of Nagaland. Tiger, Hornbill, Golden Langur, Black Stork, Monitor Lizard, Sloth Bear, and Python are amongst the most commonly found species in this park.

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