Nagaland is a hidden gem of India. Located in the North East of India bordering Myanmar, Nagaland tourism offers a unique opportunity to discover rich heritage of Nagas, taste their delicious cuisine and enjoy their warmth hospitality.
Thanks to the beautiful god gifted nature, Nagaland has earned itself a nickname called, Switzerland of India. Being a hilly region the climate throughout the year remains pleasant which means you can travel Nagaland any time of the year.
For years traveling to the state was a difficult job due to all the restrictions and permissions. However to promote Nagaland tourism several restrictions have been removed. Foreign tourists are no longer required to obtain Restricted Area Permit to enter Nagaland. From now on they only need to register themselves at the Foreigners Registration Officer (FRO) in the district they are visiting within 24 hours.
Start exploring Nagaland tourism with the capital city Kohima, a nice tourist town in the backdrop of hills. The town is historically famous for battle between British forces and Japanese during the World War 2. There's plenty to see in Kohima like Cathedral, museums and war Cemetery. Second important town in Nagaland is Dimapur, the commercial capital and gateway to rest of the Nagaland.
Being a mysterious land, the exploration opportunities are countless in Nagaland. A visit to Dzukou Valley during June to September is something no tourist will regret. This wonderful valley is covered with very beautiful wild flowers during this period. These flowers with 3048 meter high Jaofu Peak in the backdrop is delight for nature lovers and photographers. Wildlife lovers will also enjoy the journey to Nagaland. The state is proud home to mithun, Sambar, barking deers, elephants and tigers.
Overall Nagaland tourism is waiting to be explored by the tourists. You will definitely enjoy exploring the state, its people and their rich culture.
