Noklak District Nagaland: The Frontier Jewel
In the easternmost reaches of Nagaland, bordering the vibrant landscapes of Myanmar, lies Noklak District ‘The Frontier Jewel’, a land called the “Frontier Jewel” for its unique position and captivating charm. Carved out as Nagaland’s 12th district on December 21, 2017, with Noklak town as its heart, this region of undulating hills and verdant valleys […]
Mon District: A Land of Culture, Tradition and Beauty in Nagaland
Mon District: In the northernmost part of Nagaland, bordering Myanmar to the east and Arunachal Pradesh to the north, lies the captivating district of Mon. This unique land is home to the Konyak Naga tribe, renowned for their rich cultural heritage, intricate traditional practices, and distinctive way of life. For those seeking an authentic experience […]
Discover Wokha: Land of the Lotha’s – History, Culture, Development & More
Wokha District, Nagaland – A Land of Rich Heritage and Vibrant Culture In the heart of Nagaland, India, Wokha district is a captivating land renowned for its scenic beauty, the warmth of its people, and its unique cultural heritage. Home to the prominent Lotha Naga tribe, Wokha offers a fascinating blend of history, tradition, and […]
Kiphire District: Land of Diverse Tribes and Untouched Beauty in Nagaland
Kiphire District: one of the eleven districts of Nagaland India, is a land of rugged terrains, verdant forests, and a rich tapestry of tribal cultures. Carved out as a separate district on January 24, 1989, from parts of Tuensang, Kiphire holds a unique charm and a distinct identity within the state. Situated in the southeastern […]
Chümoukedima: A developing District of Nagaland
In the southwestern part of Nagaland, the Chümoukedima district stands as a testament to the state’s dynamic growth and rich cultural tapestry. Carved out as a separate administrative unit in December 2021, it emerged from the erstwhile Dimapur district, marking a significant step towards bringing governance and development closer to its people. The name “Chümoukedima” […]
Niuland District: The Land of Diversity
Niuland, the 14th district of Nagaland, was officially created on December 18, 2021, carved out from the erstwhile Dimapur district. The formation of the district was a result of a Cabinet decision, and it was formally notified on December 20, 2021. The name “Niuland” originates from the Sumi dialect, meaning “Our Land” (“NIU” – Our, […]
Tseminyu District: The Land of the Rengma Nagas
Tseminyu, the 13th district of Nagaland, came into existence on December 18, 2021. Carved out from the former Tseminyu sub-division of Kohima district, it is the ancestral homeland of the Rengma Naga tribe. The district headquarters is situated in the town of Tseminyu, approximately 50 kilometres away from Kohima, the state capital. Covering an area […]
Phek District: A Tapestry of Culture, History, and Progress in Nagaland
The southeastern part of Nagaland, bordering Myanmar to the east and Manipur to the south, lies the beautiful Phek district. Characterized by its rugged terrain, verdant hills, and vibrant cultural heritage, Phek is a land of captivating beauty and resilient people. This district, carved out of the erstwhile Kohima district, stands as a testament to […]
Longleng District: The Land of Clouds and Handicrafts
In the northeastern state of Nagaland, India, lies the captivating district of Longleng. Known as the “Land of Clouds” and recognized for its exquisite handicrafts, the home of phom nagas, is the tenth district of Nagaland, formed as a result of bifurcation of Tuensang district, it is bounded by Mon District (Assam) in the north […]
Peren: The Green District of Nagaland
Peren, the eleventh and newest district of Nagaland, carved out of the erstwhile Kohima district, is a land of captivating natural beauty and rich cultural heritage. Known as “the Green District of Nagaland” for its dense forests and biodiversity, Peren offers a unique glimpse into the traditions and lifestyle of its indigenous communities. Origin and […]