Submitted by: Ashish.k Singh

Nagaland the land of warriors is a charming hilly station full of natural beauty and warm hearted people. A house of sixteen tribes, the state has much to explore. The state’s wild lands are incredibly charming. You must visit Naga City to view the scene of nature, the love and hospitality of the simple people, blooming wild flowers and Coy Rivers flowing their way all the way throughout rocky landscape. If you are a victim of a chaotic lifestyle and an exciting holiday in Nagaland is must for you than.

Historically, Nagas have always been daring warriors and some of the warriors a popular known as head hunters. They believe that the safety of their guests as an honor and prestige and will never allow any harm done to any of your customers / visitors.

Topographically, Nagaland is mainly a mountainous region with a pleasant and healthy climate all year round, except for a small region in the foothills. Nagas are of the Mongoloid race and actions speak Tibeto-Burmese language group, besides local language English and Hindi is widely spoken in the state.

The colorful life and culture are an integral part of the 16 officially recognized Naga tribes of Nagaland. These 16 different tribes and their unique customs and traditions revolve around the agricultural cycle. Songs and dances are the soul of these parties through their oral history passed on from generation to generation. Nature has been kind to the Nagas and their land. Although under its natural beauty, the set of Nagaland is a tourist center, however, exceptionally charming places have been identified and developed by the Government to promote tourism in the state, some of which are highlighted on the website thus making your travel in India an immortal one which you will cherish throughout your life.

This focus on aid for easy access to travelers of all categories of tourists, researchers, backpackers, environmentalists etc by Indian travel agency. Since this state is still unexplored and still developing many places’ in-marked’, which makes them even more unique and fascinating to explore.

Visit the state capital Dimapur is also known as “City of the People of the River” is the largest city and the state advanced industrialized. The district takes its name from the Kachari dialect where ‘di’ – the river, ‘ma’ – the big media or big, and “pur” – means the city, together denoted as “the city, near the great river “. You can enjoy sightseeing in Dimapur in Chumukedima (the first building of the former Naga Hills district of Assam, where the British had reigned in the 19th century), Ruzaphema (holiday and craft shop), Triple Falls (a cascade of three levels), the governor’s camp (hikers, rafters, fishermen and campers delight) and Itankagi Wildlife Sanctuary.

Nagaland capital city of Angami, Rengma, Naga Kuki and Zeliang tribes. The city is notable for the history of the Second World War. For tourists who have religious, monumental museums and attractions of the town. Don t forget to take a trip to Cathedral of Reconciliation (a modern church), Second World War Cemetery, State Museum, Zoo and two beautiful villages of Bara and Basti Khonoma. Dzukou Valley is one of the most fascinating tourist places of Nagaland. The beautiful landscape and ultimate vibrant valley makes the place a most thrilling place to visit. Want to visit this vibrant state than contacts you re a tour operator and ask him to give you best India holiday packages and ask him add Nagaland in your tour list.

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