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Kohima Travel Guide, How to Reach, Places to Visit - Kiomoi

<p>Gifted with scenic and picturesque landscapes, Nagaland is rightly known as Switzerland of the East. Located approximately 25 km towards the south of Kohima, Dzukou valley and Japfu Peak are one of the main tourist spots in Nagaland. Being the second highest peak in Nagaland, it gives a breath-taking opportunity to view the untouched beauty of Dzukou Valley with lush greenery and thick vegetation. A must-visit attraction by the adventure lovers, it is one of the most mesmerizing treks with the mighty Himalayas in the backdrop. Also known as the "Valley of Flowers of the east", the Dzukou Valley in full bloom is quite an incredible sight to witness. Providing a panoramic view of the enchanting valley, one shouldn’t miss trekking up to its highest point of 2600 meters in the valley. With subtropical vegetation all around, trekking and camping are some of the most memorable and mind-boggling experiences to undergo while on a trip to Nagaland. Home to the unique Blythe Tragopan bird, spend a few hours here doing nothing but soaking it all- the magnificent beauty and never seen before some marvelous sights. The best months to visit Nagaland are from June to September as during this time the weather is the most pleasant one.</p>

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Dzukou Valley and Japfu Peak in Kohima

Nagaland Travel Guide, How to Reach, Places to Visit - Kiomoi

Nagaland is full of mysteries and it is calling you to unravel the mysteries. The winding roads are perfect for bike rides, nature expeditions you will experience here Historical ruins, tribal villages and their cultural heritage, traditional art and craft like:- pottery, metalwork, wood carving, etc., scenic beauty, dense forests, etc This short Trip will take you to Kohima, and near by villlages just to experience the Nagaland, some remotely long trip can be organized with some restriction

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Home to more than 200 tribes, Northeast India is definitely one of the most culturally diverse regions to be at in India. Embark on North East India Tribal Tour with Kiomoi and explore some tribal villages of incredible states of North India.
This 06 nights and 07 days Northeast India Tribal Tour will take the visitors on a lifetime journey where they can witness the rich culture, ancient traditions and lifestyle of the tribal people of North East India. A well-planned itinerary of this North East tour package includes all the must-visit destinations like Kolkata, Dibrugarh, Mon, Mokokchung and Kohima. Start your journey by visiting some of the popular tourist attractions in Kolkata including Sundarbans, Victoria Memorial, Dakshineswar Kali Temple and Eden Gardens. Mon tourism promotes a study of geography and culture of the region. Mon district is a home to the Konyak Nagas tribe which is famous for its tattooed faced locals. Longwa Village and Shangnyu Village are some of the must-visit tourist places in Mon. Another important destination in Nagaland is Mokokchung, which is a home of the Ao Naga Tribe. Later, arrive at the terminus of this Tribal tour package by visiting the Kohima-the Capital City of Nagaland. Here, backpackers can explore some of the popular tourist places such as Kisama Heritage Village, Nagaland State Museum and Kohima War Cemetery.
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<div><br></div><div>A World War II battle sight, Kohima, original name Kewhira, came into existence in the 1870s when the British army took over the Naga hills and made it their headquarters. Kohima is in present-day Nagaland, one of the Seven Sister North Eastern States known for its tranquil beauty.</div>

Find complete information about kohima tourism including attractions, things to do, weather, festivals, how to reach and much more. Don't forget to read this guide before you plan your trip!

<div>A hilly area, Kohima is the oldest district in Nagaland and is on the border of neighboring Assam. Kohima has a moderate climate throughout the year, although it is in the humid subtropical zone. It does not get too cold in the winter, and the summers are not unbearably hot because of interspersed rain showers, and the maximum temperature rarely goes higher than 34 deg. Celsius. Frost and cold winds occur between December and February.<br></div><div><div>Kohima is located on a high ridge and has a beautiful natural landscape. There are four rivers and their minor tributaries flowing through the district.</div></div><div><br></div>

<div>Kohima is a cosmopolitan area, and people from all over the country, including other parts of Nagaland, have made it their home. The indigenous settlers here are the tribal people from Angami Naga and Rengma Naga. They are skilled craftsmen and create beautiful woven baskets, clay pottery, metal works, and woodcarving.<br></div><div><br></div><div>The Angami Nagas, traditionally warriors, migrated to India from Burma, present-day Myanmar. The traditional religious practices of worshipping spirits and sacrificing roosters and pigs are not followed anymore. They are clannish, an important part of their social structure. Almost all Angami Nagas are Christians belonging to the Baptist denomination.&nbsp;</div><div><br></div><div>The Rengma Nagas were a primitive tribe, and not much is known of their origins. There are claims that they practiced slavery in the old days, and they come from the Yunnan region of China. The Indian government has had issues of militancy and insurgency with this tribal group.</div><div><br></div><div>Kohima is a great place to visit for lovers of Naga food. Some of the dishes you should try are Dry fish chuey made of roasted dried fish made into a chutney with chillies and tomatoes and a dash of akhuni (fermented soya beans). Normally eaten with steamed rice, this simple dish bursts with flavours; Bamboo fish, which has fish and bamboo shoots roasted over an open fire inside a bamboo stem; smoked pork with akhuni is a quintessential Naga dish and a must-try in Kohima.</div><div>&nbsp;</div><div><br></div>

<div>The best way to spend your time in Kohima is to take in the breathtaking vistas of this region. The beautiful foot-shaped Shilloi lake at the foothills of the low Patkai ranges with conical peaks is a sight to behold. Walking around it, you will be mesmerized by the stunning views of the valley. A holy lake, the waters are undisturbed; there is no sailing, fishing, or irrigation done here.<br></div><div><br></div><div>The Kohima war cemetery is a touching memorial to the soldiers who lost their lives during World War II between the Japanese and British Allied troops.</div><div><br></div>

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