Hill Stations in Nagaland

Kohima - The Land Of The Kewhi Flowers

Kohima, the capital city of Nagaland, is one of the most scenic places in Northeast India. Known for its untouched beauty, this place has mesmerised people for generations. Kohima is an anglicised name given by the British who could not pronounce the original name–Kewhima or Kewhira–which comes......

Mokokchung - Glimpse Of The Ao Tribe At Their Best

A visit to the pristine state of Nagaland is not complete without a visit to Mokokchung, an important district headquarters of the state. Primarily populated by the Ao tribe, Mokokchung is also the third largest urban centre of Nagaland after Dimapur and Kohima. Mokokchung is also considered to......

Mon - Land Of The Konyaks Or The Tattooed Warriors

An adventure trip for many, an experience of a lifetime for several others and an anthropological hotspot for enthusiasts, Mon has something stored for everyone. You could be looking for a place that is truly tucked away from the cacophony of city life, bringing peace and tranquillity in a single......

Wokha - The Land of The Lothas

Wokha is a district headquarters and a town and is located in the southern part of the state of Nagaland. It is inhabited by the Lothas, which is one of the largest tribes in Nagaland. For the most part of their history, this place remained isolated from the outer world like most other parts of......

Zunheboto - The Land On Top Of The Hills

Zunheboto, located in central Nagaland is situated at a height of about 1800 metres above sea level. Its neighbouring districts are Mokokchung, lying in the east and Wokha lying in the west. Zunheboto is also the name of the district. The term, Zunheboto can be split into two words: Zunhebo and......