Must see points of interest in Kohima

Kohima Museum presents the display of diverse tribal habitats and cultures of Nagaland. It is known for the preservation of some of the antique creations, which...

The jewel of this 3048 m high peak is the tallest (over 109 ft) Rhododendron tree in the world (as recorded by the Guinness Book of Records), besides it being ...

The Kohima Zoo is home to the state bird (Tragopan) and the state animal (wild buffalo, also known as Mithun). The zoo is located on a hill and the sloping ...

The Naga Bazaar is one of the most popular places in Kohima and is popular for trading live stock. Visiting this market will give you a chance to interact with ...

Kohima War Cemetery lies on the battle ground of Garrison Hill. No trace remains of the bungalow, which was destroyed in the fighting, but white concrete lines ...

Dzükou Valley is the lesser known valley of flowers in India after Nandan Kanan in Uttarakhand. An altitude of 2438.4 m, rivulets shaped like the curves of ...

Located 41 km from Kohima, the tourist village developed here has been modeled around the ethnic tourism model and visitors are offered modern and hygienic ...

Located 20 km west of Kohima, in the Dzükou valley, Khonoma was a vanguard village of the Angami Naga tribe known for its fierce resistance against British ...

The Deputy Commissioner's Bungalow is one of the most prominent places for tourists visiting Kohima. This served as a residence of the administrative head of ...

Catholic Church on Aradhurah Hill, near the Little Flower School. This is the biggest church of it's kind in the pre-dominantly Christian region north-eastern ...