Nagaland SSA

The State of Nagaland is a narrow strip mountainous territory between the Brahmaputra valley of Assam and Myanmar (Burma). On the East it shares India's international boundary with Myanmar. On all the other sides it is bounded by Indian territory Manipur on the South, Assam on the West and North and Arunachal Pradesh on the North East. Saramati, the highest peak is 3841 m high and Kohima, the capital is 1444.12 m above the sea level. The main rivers that flow through the state are Dhansiri, Doyang, Dikhu and Jhanji.

The population of Nagaland is entirely tribal. This remote hilly area is covered with luxuriant vegetation, the climate is cool and bracing, the people are friendly and hospitable.

In season the landscape is a riot of colour – wild flowers, thick forests, huge trees, tall grass, a wide variety of wild animals and brilliantly coloured birds. Tourist attractions include cemetery in Kohima, historic ruins of Kachari Kingdom, Dimapur and Dzukou Valley.

Nagaland SSA at a Glance