Nagaland Travel Maps & Information Guide

Located in the far northeastern part of India, Nagaland is a largely mountainous state divided in to seven districts – Kohima, Mokokchung, Mon, Phek, Twensang, Wokha and Zunheloto. 

It is perched at the foothills of the Himalayas, a region teemed with a rich history and legends of bravery as well as exotic and splendid natural attractions.

 The mesmerizing sceneries and untouched natural beauty of the place are among the natural attractions of Nagaland tourism India.

One of the smallest states in the country, Nagaland tourism India is yet to be explored and developed. 

While it is an entirely remote place, Nagaland travel India offers a lot of attractions for the adventurous tourist.  Nagaland travel maps are readily available to assist the explorer in navigating around the many wildlife sanctuaries and trekking areas. 

The Fakim Wildlife Sanctuary, for instance, is close to the Myanmar border and is home to a variety of flora and fauna that are rarely found elsewhere. 

One can reach the sanctuary most efficiently by road from Nagaland’s capital, Kohima which is linked to Guwahati airport by NH 39. 

Nagaland maps will give you information on how to navigate the roads from the airport or from Kohima to the sanctuary. 

Nagaland travel India recommends the Catholic Cathedral of Reconciliations in Kohima. 

It is one of the biggest Cathedrals in north-east India and houses the biggest cross in India. 

Nagaland travel maps show directions how to reach Kohima from either Dimapur or Guwahati airport.

Nagaland tourism India also boasts of a state museum which portrays Nagaland’s rich history and traditions. 

Celebrated throughout the year in Nagaland are various festivals such as the Horn Bill festival in Kohima, the Moatsu Festival in Mokokchung, and the Nazu festival in Phek.  Nagaland maps show the locations of the districts where these festivals are celebrated. 

These Nagaland maps will allow you to plan your trip ahead.  Also, Nagaland travel maps and detailed information on Nagaland sights, history and culture may be obtained freely online.