Kohima, the capital of the state of Nagaland, is perched at 1444.12 meters above sea level. Kohima enjoys a temparature climate throughout the year. It is a hill stationon its own right and has its incomparable charms that other hill stations do not offer. Kohima is the cosmopolitian headquarters of 15 major tribes.
Kohima is the capital of north-eastern state of Nagaland. Kohima in Nagaland is a beautiful hill station of India displaying the vibrant tribal culture of the northeast coupled with green valleys, blue hills, rich fauna and excellent climatic conditions. Kohima is a home of the brave and daring, yet simple and adorable Naga tribes. Located in the eastern frontiers of the Himalayan mountain range, Kohima is noted for its peaceful way of life, calm and with pristine environs making it a wonderful environment and refreshing change for the exhausted city souls.
What To See
War Cemetery : A symbolic memorial erected as citation for the supreme sacrifices made by the officers and men during the World War II. Each grave is supported by a bronze plaque with a moving epitaph.
Zoological Park : The zoo at Kohima is built on a lovely hill-slope. You will find a glimpse of the animal and bird kingdom of Nagaland in the Zoological Park at Kohima. You can see some rare species of animals and birds especially the rare golden langurs, Blythe's Tragopan.
The Catholic Cathedral : The Catholic Cathedral at Aradura Hill is a major landmark at Kohima. It is one of the biggest Cathedral in the whole North East and has a very amiable atmosphere for praying. This place is worth a visit, for its blend of endemic architecture.
The Market : Grocery shopping in Kohima is a treat. Visit the wholesale market for the a visual feast of the Naga village women wearing their splendid tribal costumes and gathering to sell farm, field, forest and stream products.
Things to see
Zoological Park
Nagaland State Museum
