Kohima,  is a charming hill town hidden in northeastern India, surrounded by beautiful valleys and lush green hills, attracting tourists with its historical importance, rich cultural heritage and natural beauty. It offers a unique blend of beauty, making it one of the best places to visit. Indian summer. The Kohima War Cemetery, dedicated to the soldiers who died in the Battle of Kohima in World War II, is one of the city’s most famous tourist attractions.

Kohima is known for its lively local market where tourists can find and purchase a variety of Naga handicrafts such as bamboo baskets, wood carvings, and beautifully embroidered shawls. Another popular attraction of Kohima is the Hornbill Festival held every December. Celebrate the richness of Nagaland’s culture with traditional dance, music, food and games performed by locals.

Best Time to Travel: November to February

Temperature: 21℃

How to Reach:

By Air: The nearest airport is Dimapur Airport from which all flights arrive and depart. People can easily board a plane. It is also possible to travel by car and the journey takes approximately 2 hours.

By Rail: Dimapur Railway Station is the nearest railway station to Kohima, which is 74 km away.

Ideal Duration: 2 days

Nearest Airport: Dimapur Airport

Popular Attractions: Dzukou Valley and Mount Jahupu, Kohima Museum, Tufema Village, Kohima Zoo, Kohima Village, Shiroi Lake, Kohima War Cemetery, Kohima Cathedral, Naga Heritage Village, Mokokchung, Ntanki Wildlife Sanctuary

Activities: Visit Konoma village, explore Naga Khida Bazaar, pay homage at Kohima War Cemetery, trek to Mount Japhu, boat ride on Siroi Lake, participate in Hornbill Festival.

Best Places to Stay: Niraamaya Retreats Aladura Kohima, La Colline Resort, Hotel Vivar, Dobipee Inn, Morn Lodge, De Oriental Grand Hotel, The Heritage

Best Shopping Markets: Naga Bazaar, Tibetan Market