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 NAGALAND :

Nagaland attractions are known for their natural scenic beauty. The various places of tourist interests of Nagaland bear relics to the rich cultural heritage and traditional legacy of the place. The ideal time to visit the north eastern state of Nagaland is from October to May.

Khonoma Gate of Nagaland reflects the courageous nature of the local indigenous inhabitants of Khonoma village who had built the huge gate to protect themselves from the British intruders. Endowed with natural splendor, Khonoma Gate draws several visitors from far and wide.

Dzukou Valley offers the tourists with a wonderful opportunity to experience the bounty of nature. Located at a height of 2438.4 meters, the Dzukou Valley provides breathtaking view of the picturesque landscape of Nagaland.

The Japfu Peak is ideal for scaling and trekking the steep slopes of the high hills of the region. Tuli town of Nagaland is known for its unique natural splendor. Located in the district of Mokokchung of the north eastern state of India, the serene surrounding of the Tuli Town rejuvenates the visitors with renewed energy and vigor.

Naganimora offers the tourists with a scope to explore their inherent sporting zeal and sportsman spirit through the various adventure sports of the region. Blessed with natural beauty, Naganimora attracts several tourists who are thrilled with the bewitching sight.

Changtongya and Meluri are prominent tourist destinations of Nagaland that are endowed with rich natural splendor. The tourist places of Nagaland are easily accessible from all parts of the state by well built roads.

Changtongya : Among the tourist attractions of Nagaland, Changtongya occupies a prominent place. This small town of Changtongya is located in the Mokokchung district of Nagaland. It is a safe haven for birds as there are no-hunting zone reserve forests in the region. The town is an ideal destination for bird watchers.

Huge number of migratory falcons flies from Mongolia and Germany to the forests of Changtongya. Tourist comes here to enjoy the unspoilt beauty of the nature. The best time to visit this beautiful city is from the month of October to the end of November. The nearby villages of Chuchuyimlang and Pongo are also interesting places to visit.

Changtongya town can be reached very easily as the nearest airports are at Jorhat and Dibrugarh. It is located is 40 km south of Tuli, which has well connected roads.

Dzukou : Dzukou or the Dzukou valley in Nagaland is a picturesque state in the north eastern corner of the Indian subcontinent. The beautiful vale, lying at an elevation of 2438 meters above the mean sea level, is just 30 km to the south of the state's capital, Kohima. A treasure trove of flora and fauna, Dzukou is also lovingly called the Valley of Flowers. The wondrous natural rhapsodies of the hill retreat presents a captivating locale, specially when during the monsoon. No wonder, the months of June to September is the best time to visit Dzukou Valley.

Dzukou Valley is a trekkers paradise, posing challenges with winding paths that fringe the rugged hills. Rhododendrons, Euphorbias, Aconitums and lilies run a riot of colors in the Dzukou Valley, as the summer sets in. Wild flowers dapple the valley in vibrant hues, giving a heavenly look to the mesmerizing valley. The trekking trails are the some of the best in the whole of north-eastern India, appealing the wanderlust driven tourist with all its natural caves and rocks, gurgling streams and the verdant greens.

The Dzukou Valley can be accessed from Kohima or Dimapur by a bus or taxi. Dimapur houses the nearest railhead as well as the nearest airport to Dzukou Valley. Accommodation is available in the Dzukou Valley Circuit House and PWD bungalows.

Fakim Sanctuary : Fakim Sanctuary is a beautiful wildlife sanctuary in the state of Nagaland. The state is gifted by nature with numerous varieties of flora and fauna. The ideal time to visit the sanctuary is during the winter season especially between the months of November to February. The beautiful location of the sanctuary covered with hills, meandering brooks, and narrow valleys adds to the cahrm of the place.

The Fakim Sanctuary in Nagaland is located very close to the Myanmar border. It falls in the Pungro circle headquarters in Nagaland. The Sanctuary encompasses an area of 642 hectares of land. Fakim Wildlife Sanctuary can be reached very easily as it is well connected by rail, road and air. The nearest airport is at Kohima and the capital city is further connected to Guwahati (Assam) by the NH 39. The closest railhead from the Fakim Sanctuary is at Dimapur in Nagaland.

The Fakim Sanctuary is home to a huge number of flora and fauna. Some rare species of flora and fauna can be seen here. Some of the main attractions of the sanctuary Tiger, Slender Loris, Hoolock gibbons, Panther, Wild Boar, Himalayan Bear, Jungle Cat, Bison, Sambar, Barking Deer, etc. Some of the rare species of birds found here are Indian Horn Bill, Tragopan Pheasant, Grey Pheasant, Jungle Fowl, Green Pigeon, Doves etc are.

Intanki Wildlife Sanctuary : Intanki Wildlife Sanctuary is a safe haven for a wide variety of animals and birds in the northeastern state of Nagaland. It is located at a distance of 37 Km from Dimapur and 111 km from Kohima, the capital city of Nagaland. The ideal time to visit the sanctuary is from November to February. The landscape of this part is abound with hills and mountains. The surrounding of the sanctuary is extremely beautiful and it is surrounded by hills and enveloped with green plantations.

The Intanki Wildlife Sanctuary is preserved by the Forest Wildlife Department. The sanctuary is home to some rare species of animals and birds. The sanctuary is rich with varied wealth of flora and fauna. Journey to Intangki Wildlife Sanctuary is quite convenient as the closest airport and railhead is at Dimapur. From there one can easily travel to the sanctuary from Dimapur by road.

One of the main attractions of the Intanki Wildlife Sanctuary is the Hoolock Gibbon, the only Gibbon found in India. Some important animals found in the Sanctuary are Sloth Bear, Elephant, Tiger, Mithun, Sambar, Goral, Flying Squirrel, Barking Deer, Wild Dog etc. The sanctuary is known for its large collection of rare species of birds. Some of the birds seen here are Kaleej, common pheasant, Hornbill, Black Stor etc.

Japfu Peak : The Japfu Peak is set amidst the verdant locales in the north-east Indian state of Nagaland. At an elevation of 3048 meters from the mean sea level, the hill retreat is overshadowed by thick bamboo bushes that have an appearance of a lawn. A trek up the Japfu peak can be tough and trying, but the verdant and beatific landscape from the top gives a captivating sight that is certain to enrapture tourists. The peak is the second highest peak of Kohima and is just 15 km from this capital city of Nagaland. The hill top portrays a bird eye view of the entire city of Kohima.

The Japfu Peak ranks high among the Nagaland attractions and the mystical sun rise view from the peak is a cherished memory. The dry months from November to March are best for a trip to Japfu Peak. After the rain drenched monsoon, the air becomes fresh along with the clear skies and the surrounding appears all the more green in Japfu.

The Northern Montane Wet Temperate Forests predominate the landscape of Japfu with evergreen covers of Michelia, Magnolia, Quercus, Prunus, Alnus, Schima and Betula. Rhododendrons run a riot of colors as the summer sets in the Japfu Peak of Nagaland. Incidentally, the world's tallest Rhododendron tree has been identified in Japfu peak that towers up to 130 feet and the base has a circumference of around 11 feet. The name of the tree has been enlisted in the Guinness Book of World Records for its rapid spread.
 

Pulie Badze Sanctuary : Pulie Badze Sanctuary is a wildlife sanctuary of Nagaland. It is spread over an area of 9.23 sq. km. If one is planning for an unforgettable wild adventure, Nagaland is an ideal destination which is rich in wildlife. The sanctuary is located in a beautiful location surrounded by green hills and streams.

The Pulie Badze Sanctuary lies in close proximity to the capital city of Kohima, thus making it easier for travellers to reach there. The Forest Department preserves the sanctuary from any kind of encroachments. The sanctuary is famous for the wide variety of birds. Tragopan Blythii and White-naped Yuhina are among the rare species of birds which can be seen here. It is a pleasurable sight to see these beautiful birds in their natural habitat. 

Wildlife : Wildlife in Nagaland is both rich and diverse. The state of Nagaland has been abundantly gifted by nature with exceptional scenic beauty and wide variety of flora and fauna. The rich wild life of the state has added to its charm. To protect this rich wildlife the Government has taken a number of initiatives and set up wild life sanctuaries to protect these rare species of animals and bids from extinction.

There are three wildlife sanctuaries in Nagaland namely Fakim Sanctuary, Pulie Badze Sanctuary and Itanki Wildlife Sanctuary. Some animals found in the region are Tiger, Bison, Slender Loris, Himalayan Bear, Hoolock gibbons, Panther, Wild Boar, Barking Deer, Jungle Cat, Sambar, etc. Some of the rare species of birds that can be seen here are Indian Horn Bill, Tragopan Pheasant, Grey Pheasant, Jungle Fowl, Green Pigeon, Doves etc are.