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Located in the far eastern part of India, Nagaland is a secluded little state that echos natural beauty and tribal heritage. The mystery and charm of Nagaland have made travellers from around the world interested in visiting this Indian state. The lush green landscapes, tribal culture, hospitable locals - all these factors merge together to make Nagaland an enticing location.
The beautiful mountains and excellent natural resources found in Nagaland have led people to often refer to it as ‘Switzerland of India'. Its mesmerizing views have made it a tourist hotspot and when in Nagaland one must make sure that they visit some of the best places that the state houses.
Take a journey to some of the most renowned places of Nagaland by reading along.
Changtongya
Proving to be a delight to nature-lovers and bird-watchers alike, Changtongya is a hilly town located near the Mokokchung district of Nagaland. This spot highlights mother nature's charm as it is surrounded by natural beauty that is unmatched. Changtongya is also a no-hunting zone reserve forest that houses many species of birds and animals.
Japfu Peak
Being the second highest peak of Nagaland, the Japfu Peak is at an elevation of about 3048 m above the sea level, this spot offers a great view to the tourists. Japfu Peak is also a great place for trekkers and adventure-seekers where they can hike, camp and take beautiful pictures of the sunrise and sunset.
Fakim Sanctuary
Fakim Wildlife Sanctuary is one of the most prominent attractions of Nagaland. The travellers get a taste of Nagaland's rich flora and fauna here. This sanctuary houses a number of rare animal and bird species such as Barking Deer, Tiger, Slender Loris, Jungle Fowl, Green Pigeon and more. The best time to visit would be from the month of November to February.
Nagaland State Museum
Located at Kohima, the Nagaland State Museum upholds the rich history and heritage of the state. By exhibiting architecture, tribal art, tribal costumes, jewellery and much more, the museum has successfully showcased the tribal tradition of Nagaland. A trip to this place will definitely prove to be an informative experience.
Shilloi Lake
This picturesque lake is yet another important place that can be visited in Nagaland. With a depth of about 4 meters, the Shilloi Lake is in a shape of a footprint and gives a scenic view of the nature around to the tourists. Legend says that a couple lost their daughter to this lake, years ago and hence it is not being used even to this day for fishing and irrigation.
