Religious Places in Nagaland

While exploring Nagaland, most people make their base in Kohima and then travel around the state. While that is a great plan for exploring the culture and beauty of Nagaland, you can achieve the same result in yet another way. For travellers who do not want to go deeper inside the state to explore Nagaland, we have created a list of things that they can try right at Kohima to understand the culture of Nagaland better. Have a look at the following section of this article to know how that is possible. Head to Khonoma Khonoma is the first green village of India. Home to the warrior Angami Tribes, this village is situated at the top of a hillock. This is not a picturesque village, it is also the place where the nagas fought with the British and lost. The villagers are very strict about religious places in Nagaland ,  hunting and logging around this village. They consider wildlife as part of their life and they try to protect it at all cost.   Naga Keda Bazar There is no doubt that...

Whenever you think about visiting northeast India, the religious places in Nagaland  come to mind. It does not matter whether you are living in Kohima or exploring the faraway district of Mon, there are many places that you can explore to know the land better. The curious, happy and informal people of the state will also add an extra dimension to your travel. If you are interested, check the following names of the places that you can visit in Nagaland. Dimapur Dimapur is the commercial center of Nagaland. It is also the main entry point of the state. If you are traveling by air, Dimapur might be the place you will be landing first. You can also board a train from different major cities of India to reach Dimapur. This is the best place where you can get a sneak peek into the exciting lives of the naga people.   Mokokchung Mokokchung is the third most important place in Nagaland. It will take about six hours to drive from Kohima to reach Mokukchung. You should visit this place d...