Nagaland Villages Are Hotbeds Of Culture And Nature

18/FEBRUARY /2024

Khonoma Village

Khonoma, a scenic village, is renowned for its verdant landscapes and terraced fields. The village has gained fame for its conservation initiatives, with active participation from the villagers in safeguarding the environment and wildlife.

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Dzukou Valley

Dzukou Valley, situated on the border of Nagaland and Manipur, is not officially a village. Renowned for its undulating hills, unspoiled streams, and colourful flowers, it is a popular destination for trekking enthusiasts. 

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Longwa Village

Longwa, a distinct village located near the India-Myanmar border, is home to the Konyak tribe. This tribe is recognized for their face tattoos and their historical headhunting customs.

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Tuophema Village

The Tuophema Tourist Village, designed to exhibit the rich cultural diversity of the region, is now open for visitors. The village offers a glimpse of traditional Naga hospitality, along with cultural performances. Visitors can also enjoy the breathtaking surrounding landscapes.

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Benreu Village

Located among the mountains, Benreu Village draws attention for its tranquil environment and traditional Naga huts. The village offers trekking trails that lead to the stunning Mount Pauna for adventure enthusiasts.

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Jakhama Village

Jakhama is known for its terraced paddy fields and is located near the state capital, Kohima. The village offers panoramic views of the surrounding hills and is a peaceful retreat away from city life.

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