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This is the capital of the state, and was a key witness to World War II. Visit the Kohima War Cemetery, the Nagaland State Museum, and the Cathedral of Kohima.
Renowned as Asia’s first green village, Khonoma is home to the Angami Naga tribe. The village is renowned for its traditional Alder-based agroforestry and is a masterclass in sustainability.
This is a valley which lies behind Mount Japfu and is known for its rolling meadows, seasonal wildflowers, and rich biodiversity. It is also a popular trekking destination in the Northeast.
Mon is renowned for its history of its traditional headhunters and the unique Longwa village, where the international border between India and Myanmar splits the village chief’s house.
This is a major habitat of the migratory Amur falcons and has extensive farms of oranges and passion fruit. Mount Tiyi offers incredible views of the valley.
The Ungma village serves as a major attraction in this town, which is considered the birthplace of Christianity in the state. It also hosts the traditional Ao festival of Moatsu.
Located in the Peren District of Nagaland, Intanki is home to the hornbill, the hoolock gibbon, the golden langur, the Asian palm civet, and the sloth bear, among other animals.