Kohima

 Kohima Travel Guide: Nagaland is a beautiful place that one must explore.

In case you are interested in experiencing the untouched beauty of North East India then a Kohima tourism is the best choice. Kohima is the capital city of Nagaland which is known to be beautiful by nature, rich in culture and history. Here, in this travel guide, we will inform you of the best places to visit in Kohima, things to do in Kohima, and how to make your Nagaland tour memorable.

Night View of Kohima

History and Culture Kohima

You might have heard of the name Kohima as the historic battle of Kohima during the World War II. This place is a historical heritage where the Allied forces succeeded in stopping the Japanese army. In addition, Kohima is also known to the Angami Naga tribe that is steeped in traditions, folk music and handicrafts. When you arrive in Kohima you can get to taste the real Nagaland culture.

Kohima Top Tourist Places

Kohima War Cemetery - This is a serene place that was constructed in the memory of those who died during the World War II.

Dzukou Valley - An ideal trekking place during the blossoming season in the valley when the valley has a lot of flowers in it.

Japfu Peak - One of the highest peaks of North East India and best suited to adventure lovers.

Naga Heritage Village (Kisama) The Hornbill Festival is held here in December and is the most prominent thing in the Kohima tourism.

Kohima City view

State Museum – This will give you information in detail about the tribal life and culture of Nagaland.

Kohima How to get here

Trekking in Dzukou Valley and the trails of Japfu peak.

Visiting to the annual held Hornbill Festival that has become the identity of Nagaland.

Hornbill Festival 

Eating with locals, for example smoked pork, bamboo shoots dishes and fermented soya bean curries. Kohima is a food lovers unique taste journey.

The closest airport is the Dimapur Airport (roughly 74 km) and can be accessed by taxi or bus to Kohima.

Kohima is not linked directly by air The most suitable time to visit Kohima is in the month of October, November, February and March. The rail connectivity also goes to Dimapur In road journeys, Kohima is well linked to Assam and Manipur.

Valley in Nagaland

Kohima can be visited throughout the year but the ideal time to visit is October till May.

Kohima can be visited all through the year but the best time is during October and May. Especially in the month of December, when the Hornbill Festival takes place turning the entire city into a cultural carnival.

Conclusion

Kohima is a place where you get an ideal combination of history, nature and culture. Kohima is a place that has everything to offer to the adventure lover, history enthusiast or culture explorer. In case you are interested in knowing about North East India tourism, then you must not leave out Kohima in your travel guide list.