Shilloi Lake Nagaland

Mon District

Kohima

Dimapur

Mokokchung

Terra firma of mythology, legends and celebrations, valiant warriors and ethnic richness, Nagaland lures the audacious of heart. The colorful people of Nagaland, grand luxuriant landscapes and cultural strengths are a wonderful combination for an enchanting holiday experience. The astounding assortment of cultural lifestyles opens up unsullied impending insights into a territory that has a prism-like beauty. Every facade of the land is honed to a dazzling finish that charms as much as it intrigues - as you delve deeper into its culture. Its tumultuous history, turbulent songs and dances, aboriginal crafts, dresses and jewelry and myths and legends are a central part of the warp and weft of its traditions. The capital of Nagaland is Kohima.

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

The primordial past of Nagaland is very ambiguous and murky. There is very little knowledge about the ancient history of Nagaland. The land was under the rule of British since 1890. The Naga province remained separated sandwiched between Assam and the North East Frontier Agency after Indian independence in 1947. Nagaland became a full-fledged state in the year 1963.

<div>Geography</div><div>The total area of Nagaland is approximately 16579 sq. kms. It is located between&nbsp; 25 degree 6' and 27 degree 4' latitude, North of Equator and between the Longitudinal lines 93 degrees 20'E and 95 degree 15' E. Nagaland shares borders with Assam, Myanmar, Arunachal Pradesh and Manipur. The state is separated into seven districts – Mokokchung, Kohima, Phek, Wokha, Twensang, Zunheloto and Mon. Three large mountain ranges, running parallel to each other in a serrated line from north to south, embrace the backbone of Nagaland. The terrain is hilly and mountainous. Nagaland is bordered by Arunachal Pradesh and parts of Assam in the North; Manipur in the South; Myanmar (Burma) on the East and Assam in the West</div>

<div><div><b>People:</b> The total population of Nagaland is approximately 19,88,636. Nagaland has numerous clans each with its unique language and enriching features. Some of the prominent tribes are the Kukis, Angamis, Aos, Konyaks, Lothas, Semas and Wanchus. Naga civilization is a well-knit and interconnected unit living by primeval tenets that play a vital role in modern-day life. The people live mainly in the villages.</div></div><div><b><br></b></div><div><b>Religions:</b> A large population of Nagaland comprises of Christians. Christians comprise of around 87.5% of the total population of Nagaland. Other religions in the state are Hinduism and Islam. Around 10.1% of the entire population is of Hindus and Around 1.7% are Muslims.</div><div><b><br></b></div><div><b>Languages: </b>There are many languages spoken on the land of Nagaland. Some of the main languages spoken in the region are Chang, Angami, Sema, Rengma, Phom and Konyak. The educated folks of the state speak English. English is the official language of the state.</div><div><br></div>

<div>Climate/Temperature: Nagaland is consecrated with a salubrious climate throughout the year. The climate is pleasing and cool and temperature is moderate all throughout the year. The major seasons on the land are summer, winter and rainy season. Nagaland never sees extreme temperatures. In the summer season, from June to September the temperature is between 16 to 31 degrees Celsius. The winter season extends from October to February. The temperature recorded in winter is between 4 and 24 degrees Celsius. Nagaland sees heavy rains. The average rainfall is between 175cm and 250 cm. Most of the heavy rainfall occurs in the period of June to September.</div>

<div>There are many places to visit in Nagaland. It is a tourist paradise. Some of the major tourist's attractions on the land are:<br></div><div><br></div><div><b>Fakim Sanctuary</b> - Occupied by tigers and Hoolock gibbons, this sanctuary is close to the Myanmar border.</div><div><b>War cemetery</b> - here lie our courageous and valiant soldiers</div><div><b>State museum</b> - home to a hodgepodge of priceless objects</div><div><b>Bara basti -</b> the original Naga settlement</div><div><b>Intaki sanctuary </b>- home of the hoolok baboon, the only gibbon in India</div><div><b>Nagaland Zoo</b> - a compilation of all kinds of animals</div><div><b><br></b></div><div><b>Adventure &amp; Activities</b></div><div>Nagaland is a lovely and gorgeous land with some awesome and exotic trek routes. The hills of Nagaland are ideal for trekking and campaigning. Nagaland’s blue-hued mountains and emerald stretches comprise an intriguing spot for various adventure sports.</div>

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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

Nagaland Tour

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.
North-East can be best explored from October to April every year. For all the nature and wildlife lovers, a trip to North-East should be on the bucket list.

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