This mouthful of a name is a pretty village just a short drive away from Mokokchung. It has won an award for being one of the cleanest villages in India. Streets are indeed amazingly clean with …

This bustling town in the plains functions as a gateway to the rest of Nagaland. It was founded by the Kachari rulers, a Tibeto-Burmese people who were displaced from their territories in Assam in the …

Khonoma is a fascinating village with wooden houses, carved gateway and surrounding stone wall. The village is built around a hill which forms a natural fortress and several key battles in Naga …

Nagaland’s capital is a pleasant town surrounded by hills which are dotted by villages. Kohima was the scene of one of the most important, and fiercest, battles during WW2, but is now a busy but …

Mokokchung town is the third most important urban hub in Nagaland. It takes around six hours to get there from the capital, Kohima. The district is home to the Ao tribe, which holds their celebratory …

To find semi traditional Naga villages that are at all accessible by road, your best bet is exploring the area of the Konyak tribe around Mon, a remote district headquarter in the northern Naga hills, …

From the town you can walk through the original settlement of Tuensang Village which is spread out along a rough road leading down from the town into the cultivated valley below. There are several …

40km from Kohima, this is a fairly well developed village, thanks to the fact that Nagaland’s chief minister for many years is from here, and is well worth an overnight stay, especially during …