Nagaland

Smoking is regrettably a common habit that many have adapted to. And if you're living in a city, you not only have to bear with people's smoking habits, but also the air pollution created by industries and vehicles that you are ...

Khonoma village is located approximately about 20 km away from the capital city of Kohima. The village is also known as Khwunoria, which is the Angami term for a local plant and is estimated to be around 700 years old and ...

Off to the Enchanting Dzukou Valley in Nagaland! Kohima is one of the lovely destinations in the North Eastern state of Nagaland, which also shares its borders with Burma. The place is also quite close to Manipur. Among the top attractions ...

Music is soothing, relaxing and liberating. When it is a festival of music, the whole experience become a divine experience, transporting you to a different world where everything is beautiful and every sound is melodious. India hosts several music festivals to ...

The Hornbill Festival is called the 'Festival of Festivals' in Nagaland. It was started by the State Tourism and Art & Culture Departments of Nagaland in 2000. Festivals are celebrated with great passion by Naga people and it often revolves around ...

Winter season usually starts from mid-November and stays on till the end of January. December being the peak of winter, it is usually the snowfall season in many parts of North India. Tourists who want to experience a freezing climate and ...

One of the most scenic places in North East India is the valley town of Kohima, the capital of Nagaland. This untouched and unexplored place excites tourists to come here and roam the region. Largely inhabited by the Angami tribe, this ...

The town of Kiphire in Nagaland is located in an exotic place overlooking the Saramati Mountain. The region is home to various tribes namely Yimchungers, Khiamniungan, Phom, Sangtams and Sumis. These tribes have been living in this region for a very ...

Tuensang is the largest and eastern-most district of Nagaland. It is popular for its handicrafts as well as handloom. The people here can be seen adorned in their traditional Naga dresses that have caught the fancy of fashionistas the world over. ...

The best way to rejuvenate oneself is by heading towards nature and enjoying the tranquility of the place. Today though most of the places are getting commercialised and nature is slowly disappearing, there are many places still where you can head ...

A visit to the picturesque state of Nagaland is not complete without a visit to the scenic town of Mokokchung. This town is primarily populated by the Ao tribe and is also the third largest urban centre of the state after ...

Tucked in the far end of northeastern India is the tiny mountain state of Nagaland. It is a land renowned for many beautiful things ranging from its lovely nature to interesting history, its rich flora and fauna to the wonderful culture ...