Kohima: The state capital offers a mix of historical significance and natural beauty. The Kohima War Cemetery commemorates World War II soldiers, while Dzukou Valley provides stunning views and hiking opportunities. 

Kisama Heritage Village: This village near Kohima showcases the diverse tribal heritage of Nagaland and is known for hosting the Hornbill Festival. 

Dimapur: As Nagaland’s largest city, Dimapur serves as a major gateway and offers a variety of attractions, including the Nagaland Zoological Park, the Nagaland Science Centre, and the Kachari Ruins. 

Wokha: Famous for its beautiful landscapes and orange orchards, Wokha is home to the Lotha tribe. 

Shilloi Lake: The Shilloi Lake is a magnificent foot-shaped lake in the heart of Nagaland’s Patkai Mountains and is surrounded by green valleys on all sides.