Nagaland Tourism
Nagaland offers unending exploration possibilities from heritage villages to wildlife sanctuaries.
Trekking
Camping and Trekking are both an exciting adventure done in Nagaland. Adventure lovers looking for adventure activity can go camping in the Satoi Range
Wildlife
Nagaland is also home to some National Parks like Ntangki National Park and Nagaland Zoological Park
Best Time to Visit
Oct - Feb
Ideal Duration
Visa
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Best Time to Visit Nagaland
Summer is the shortest season in the state, lasting only a few months. The temperature during the summer season remains between 16 and 31 °C (61 and 88 °F).
Annual rainfall averages around 1,800–2,500 millimetres (70–100 in), concentrated in the months of May to September.
Winter often arrives early, with bitter cold and dry weather striking certain regions of the state. The maximum average temperature recorded in the winter season is 24 °C (75 °F).
Best Places to Visit in Nagaland
Dimapur
In Dimapur one can find unique flora rich in medicinal properties and endangered animals as well.
Kohima
Known as forest nestles is the capital city of Nagaland - Kohima.
Mokokchung
Football, volleyball, basketball, badminton and cricket are the most popular sports in Mokokchung
Phek
Phek district is home to one of its kind pheasant called Blyth’s Tragopan and some rare species of orchids
Tuensang
A place of primeval beauty, Tuensang in Nagaland dazzles with hills and valleys
Wokha
Wokha is mainly filled with beautiful mountain ranges and rivers and is known for their vibrant dances and folk songs
Zunheboto
The name Zunheboto was created by putting together two words of the Sumi dialect i.e ‘Zunhebo’ meaning a flowering shrub having white leaves and sponge-like ears; and ‘To,’ which translates to ‘On top of the hills.
Mon
Its serpentine roads are an ideal 'highway to hell' for a thrilling expedition.
Popular Attractions Nagaland
Dzukou Valley Kohima
The natural beauty enroute the trekking path is worth all the hardships.
Fakim Wildlife Sanctuary Zunheboto
Situated close to the India Myanmar border in the Pungro circle headquarter in Nagaland, Fakim Sanctuary with an area of 642 hectares is a must visit attraction on a wildlife tour to Nagaland.
Kachari Ruins Dimapur
The place itself is a popular attraction and you can take a stroll along it and gather information about the archaeological importance.
Festivals in Nagaland
Nagaland is reckoned as the land of festivals due to its many tribes and their different customs and beliefs. The state offers a beautiful glimpse of the life of the various tribes that have gratitude for almost everything in their lives.
Folk Dance in Nagaland
The always grateful Nagas, reflect their gratitude with one or the other lively folk dances. Accompanied by unique music, these folk dances of Nagaland are definitely the soul of the state.
The Hornbill Festival Nagaland
Held to encourage inter-tribal interaction and promote cultural heritage and is marked by exhibitions, sports, games, traditional archery and naga wrestling
Triple Falls Dimapur
The heart warming waterfalls are not only for sightseeing but they also offer trekking opportunity as well.
Green Park Dimapur
The place is also visited by the locales of the village as well.
Diezephe Craft Village Dimapur
If you wish to carry home some of the exquisite local made goods of Nagaland, do not miss Diezephe Craft Village.
Rangapahar Reserve Forest Dimapur
You can find animals like bear, deer, chitals, wild goat and many more in the reserve forest.
Zoological Park Dimapur
A minor entry fee is required to enter the park which is different for adults and children.
Chumukedima Dimapur
The town is located 14km away from Dimapur and is situated nearby National Highway 39.
Nagaland Science Centre Dimapur
A nominal entry fee is required to get into the Science Centre which is worth spending for such adventure.
Hong Kong Market Dimapur Nagaland
From Dimapur, you can hire an auto rickshaw and they will take you to Hong Kong market.
Japfu Peak Kohima
With subtropical vegetation all around, the songs of the chirping hill birds seem like an added treat.
Heritage DC Bungalow Kohima
Embellished with classic interiors, the art work inside the building proves to be a visual pleasure.
Touphema Village Kohima
They are in livable condition and have the facilities of bathing and sleeping.
Intanki Wildlife Sanctuary Kohima
Some of the other places to visit around the national park include the Pulie Badze, Japfu Peak, and Shilloi Lake.
Catholic Church Kohima
The transparent roof is designed to provide the building with ample lighting throughout the day.
Naga Heritage Village Kohima
Watching the stadium where the Hornbill Festival takes place is quite exciting.
Kohima Museum Kohima
Endemic regional birds and animals are based at the basement of the museum.
Kohima War Cemetery Kohima
The commander of 14th army (Burma) Field Marshal Sir William Slim had inaugurated the memorial.
Kohima Botanical Garden Kohima
Having a stroll down the garden not only refreshes mind but gives immense pleasure.
Doyang Hydro Project Wokha
This place is a marvellous place to be at with a panoramic view of several villages of Wokha and Mokokchung District.
Liphanyan Governor’s Camp Wokha
Liphanyan Governor’s Camp is a safe place to visit while reconnecting with the wild nature’s way of life.
Mount Tiyi Wokha
The hill is also referred to as, “the mountain of life“ as it is the life giving water streaming from Tiyi’s summit.
Doyang River Wokha
Numerous small hill streams from other districts merge into the river of Doyang.
Water Pool Wokha Nagaland
The water pool has still managed to be the main source of water for the local residents.
Mount Totsu Wokha
Totsu Cliff offers an excellent opportunity for adventure sports enthusiasts.
Vankhosung Wokha
Tourists have a vast opportunity to interact with the locals and learn about their exquisite culture.
Baptist Mother Church Mokokchung
While building the church the neighboring churches had offered help in both kind and cash.
Town Park Mokokchung
Not only the tourists but also the local people get mesmerized each time they visit this Town Park.
Mokokchung Village Mokokchung
It is a part of the most culturally rich and intellectual district of Nagaland.
Dikhu River Mokokchung
This beautiful tributary of River Brahmaputra does not falter by drying out even once in a year.
Langpangkong Caves Mokokchung
It lacks the aesthetic beauty like most caves but is attractive to the travellers because of its sheltering characteristic.
Ungma Village Mokokchung
The villagers of Ungma are mostly Christians and yet infused with rich Ao Naga culture.
Longkhum Mokokchung
Reach the highest point in the village Jubilee Tower to get the gasping view of the entire village.
Mokokchung Museum Mokokchung
Once you visit this museum, you will learn the basic and marked differences between the tribe of Ao and other tribes of Nagaland.
Local Market Mon
It is a popular tourist attraction in Nagaland who love shopping and prefer to carry back home local souvenirs.
Tenyimi Church Mon
The people of Nagaland visit the church for prayers and especially on special festive occasions.
Longwa Village Mon
Some young residents of this village are enrolled in the Myanmarese Army as well.
Veda Peak Mon
You will be also able to see the amazing Konyak Countryside view which will steal your heart.
Chui Village Mon
The village is 8km away from the sub-district headquarter Mon Sadar and is 8km away from the district headquarter as well.
Shangnyu Village Mon
There is a wooden structure in the village which was made in the honor of people and events.
Changsangmoko and Chilise Tuensang
Changsangmoko stands in between the Tuensang and Hakchung Village.
The Living Stones of Tuensang
Here, you will also see objects of the Tsongliyangti and Chungliyangti civilisations.
Tsadang Tuensang
The local language is English and is convenient for foreigners while they converse with the local inhabitants.
Noklak Tuensang
This North-Eastern village offers a great view of the mountains and vales of the Himalayan Range.
Longtrok Tuensang
North East India is blessed with many cultures and Longtrok has proven to be a highlighted hotspot of cultures.
Khezhakeno Village Phek
To extend your cultural knowledge about Nagaland, the place to visit is Khezhakeno Village.
Glory Peak Phek
Phek has seen quite a popularity in tourism for this Glory Peak and its scenic beauty.
Shilloi Lake Phek
In fact, there have been no reported deaths by drowning in the lake. It is landlocked between pine trees.
Phek Waterfall Phek
It offers mesmerising view to the visitors and an ideal place to spend sometime amidst nature.
Dzudu Lake Phek
Seven different streams flow into the Dzudu Lake forming it to be a reservoir.
Phek Museum Phek
The museum is most definitely astounding and the walls of it are also adorned with carvings that are equally mesmerising.
Ghosu Bird Sanctuary Nagaland
It is a sight to behold and is one of the places to visit for every passionate birdwatcher in the world.
Satoi Range Zunheboto
Satoi Range is the place to visit when you desire to walk through the forests uninhibited, to get close to the nature.
Sumi Baptist Church Zunheboto
Apart from praying, Sumi Baptist Church is one of astounding architectural and engineering modern-day monuments.
Top Things To do in Nagaland
Pilgrimage Tourism in Nagaland
With a major population of Christians in the state, Nagaland can easily be recognized as a pilgrimage for Christian believers. There are numerous churches, chapels and cathedrals that are built beautifully and are indeed quite sacred.
Wildlife Tourism in Nagaland
Pilgrimage tour is a sacred journey to find our true inner self, a journey of utter importance to a person's beliefs and faith and Nagaland has a number of beautiful memorials to seek God. Before Christianity entered Nagaland, they worshiped inanimate objects and natural phenomenon. However, after the introduction of Christianity by the missionary E.W Clark, you will find 90.02% of the total population to be Christians. Hence, you will find many Churches around the state, with every district surrounded by three to even four churches. On your onward pilgrimage tour in Nagaland, you will find an endless number of sightseeing places around different destinations. In fact, it is not just the Churches that are found immensely but you will also find few temples in Nagaland like Kalibari temple in Dimapur, this is a Hindu temple dedicated to the Goddess Kali was built in 1956. There is also a Jain Temple in Dimapur which was built in 1947. The temple has an impressive structure and intricate glass work; besides, there are other temples around Nagaland too. Apart from that, one of the famous churches to visit in Nagaland is the Cathedral of Kohima, Mary Help of Christians Cathedral. This Church is one of the most famous Churches in Nagaland. However, by pilgrimage, it doesn't always have to be some holy temples. Nagaland has a pilgrimage village where you can take up a pilgrimage tour to Molungyimsen Christian heritage village and Molungkimong Baptist church and feel the presence of God.
Adventure Tourism in Nagaland
Gradually opening door to tourists, Nagaland is also stretching out its arms to welcome the adventurists at hearts. Lush with numerous unexplored trails that are ideal for trekking and motor biking.
Hill Stations in Nagaland
Surreal and pristine, the hill stations of Nagaland call out to all the weary souls looking for rest in the lap of unspoiled nature. Far away from the modernity, cradling in the time that has stood still for decades.
Cuisine in Nagaland
From flavoursome smoked pork to bland assorted worms, the cuisine of Nagaland can definitely challenge your taste buds. Hot, smokey and indeed unique, the state’s cuisine is something you can’t give a miss.
Shopping in Nagaland
Nagaland promises an unparalleled shopping experience with putting on offer the best of its craftsmanship. The state spoils one for choice with the best bamboo/cane articles, tribal jewellery and handloom manufactured Naga shawls.
How to Reach Nagaland
The railway network in the state is minimal with the Dimapur railway station on the Lumding–Dibrugarh rail section as the only railway station in Nagaland
Dimapur Airport, is the sole airport in Nagaland with scheduled commercial services to Kolkata, Guwahati, Imphal,[86] and Dibrugarh. It is located 7 kilometres (4.3 mi) from Dimapur, and 70 kilometres (43 mi) from Kohima.
Roads are the backbone of Nagaland's transportation network. The state has over 15,000 km of surfaced roads,